Letters from a Stoic

Stoic philosophy, as articulated by Seneca in his collection of letters, offers timeless wisdom on how to live a life marked by virtue, resilience, and tranquility. These epistles, written to his friend Lucilius, delve into practical guidance for mastering one's emotions, confronting adversity, and cultivating inner peace through reasoned judgment and self-discipline.

• Virtue as the highest good: Seneca emphasizes that true happiness arises not from external wealth or pleasure but from living a life of moral virtue.
• Control over emotions: The philosophy advocates for understanding and mastering one’s passions rather than being controlled by them.
• Preparation for adversity:...

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