The correspondence known as Moral Letters to Lucilius offers a profound insight into Stoic philosophy through a series of letters penned by Lucius Annaeus Seneca to his friend Lucilius. These letters serve as a practical guide to ethical living, focusing on self-improvement, virtue, and tranquility amidst the challenges of daily life. Seneca’s reflections transcend time, providing wisdom on how to approach adversity, control desires, and cultivate a resilient and peaceful mind.

• The primacy of virtue: True happiness stems from living virtuously, not from external wealth or status.
• Control over one’s mind: Emotions...
  Full summary available for members

  Our members get access to comprehensive book summaries, key insights, and practical applications.

  Log in or Create a free account