Summary
Written nearly two thousand years ago, Seneca’s treatise "On The Shortness of Life" remains a profound meditation on the nature of time, fulfillment, and what it means to live wisely. Drawing from the rich well of Stoic philosophy, the work explores how individuals often squander their most precious resource—not wealth, but time itself. Through a blend of philosophical argument, practical advice, and poignant reflection, Seneca challenges readers to reconsider how they spend their days and to seize the opportunity to live meaningfully, regardless of external circumstances.
- Time is our most valuable possession—far...
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