Haoyun Zhao·2d agoShould I Laugh or Cry at the World?Seneca, Serenus, and being seasick on a calm sea
Stoicminds Channel·3d agoSeneca Said the Complaining Is the Only Real Trouble (Listen for Who Always Has It Worse)“Every story she told at book group ended with someone treating her unfairly. Then I drove home and told my husband about her the same…
Unemployed Starfish·Nov 7No man can swim ashore and take his baggage with himSeneca told a friend how to leave a job. What happened when he asked to leave his own?
k.kadir·Nov 4libre te ego admiraribooks, or the ideas in them, have the potential to liberate. but a mind must be ready to assimilate; sometimes i have returned to a…
InWrite A CatalystbyRam Dixit·Oct 28I Read Seneca for One Weekend. These 4 Lines Changed How I Think About Success.An ancient Roman philosopher helped me question why we keep chasing more, worrying about the future, and postponing the life we want to…
Lab maharaj·Oct 21The Hypocrisy of SenecaWhat happens when a philosopher’s pursuit of virtue becomes inseparable from his pursuit of influence?A response icon1A response icon1
Sim Samra·Oct 20I found Seneca on my way to the gymA free book, an uncracked spine, and a Roman philosopher who saw right through me.A response icon2A response icon2
Compendium·Oct 10Seneca Thought Anger Was the Weak OptionBroicism sells controlled rage as strength. In On Anger, Seneca says the strong man is the one who can stop.
Woosik Chung·Oct 7A Reminder to Myself About TimeA thought from Seneca that I want to keep coming back toA response icon1A response icon1
