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- Ancient Stoicism in Plain English
Friendship and Self-Sufficiency
Seneca wrote a series of letters to his young friend Lucilius on various topics. Taken together these letters can be considered as an exposition of Stoicism and how to apply it to our daily lives. This plain English version of the Letters closely follows the original.
- Ancient Stoicism in Plain English
Seek Solitude When Necessary
Seneca wrote a series of letters to his young friend Lucilius on various topics. Taken together these letters can be considered as an exposition of Stoicism and how to apply it to our daily lives. This plain English version of the Letters closely follows the original.
- Ancient Stoicism in Plain English
Avoid the Crowd
Seneca wrote a series of letters to his young friend Lucilius on various topics. Taken together these letters can be considered as an exposition of Stoicism and how to apply it to our daily lives. This plain English version of the Letters closely follows the original.
- Ancient Stoicism in Plain English
Share Your Knowledge
Seneca wrote a series of letters to his young friend Lucilius on various topics. Taken together these letters can be considered as an exposition of Stoicism and how to apply it to our daily lives. This plain English version of the Letters closely follows the original.
- Ancient Stoicism in Plain English
Follow the Golden Mean
Seneca wrote a series of letters to his young friend Lucilius on various topics. Taken together these letters can be considered as an exposition of Stoicism and how to apply it to our daily lives. This plain English version of the Letters closely follows the original.
- Ancient Stoicism in Plain English
Don't Fear Death
Seneca wrote a series of letters to his young friend Lucilius on various topics. Taken together these letters can be considered as an exposition of Stoicism and how to apply it to our daily lives. This plain English version of the Letters closely follows the original.
- Ancient Stoicism in Plain English
Know Your Friends
Seneca wrote a series of letters to his young friend Lucilius on various topics. Taken together these letters can be considered as an exposition of Stoicism and how to apply it to our daily lives. This plain English version of the Letters closely follows the original.
- Ancient Stoicism in Plain English
Stay Focussed in Your Learning (Seneca's Letters – 2)
Seneca wrote a series of letters to his young friend Lucilius on various topics. Taken together these letters can be considered as an exposition of Stoicism and how to apply it to our daily lives. This plain English version of the Letters closely follows the original.
- The Stoic Gym Blog
Sixteen Best Ways to Outsmart Anger
Ancient Stoics recognized anger to be a destructive emotion. Seneca said, “No plague has cost the human race more.” While we may feel good while expressing anger, most of us don’t like being angry and we don’t generally like being around people who are angry.
- The Stoic Gym Blog
How to be content: The Stoic approach
The winter (spring, summer, and fall) of our discontentBooks
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