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Mentioned in 12 episodes
Moral Letters to Lucilius
Book • 2018
Seneca's "Moral Letters to Lucilius" is a collection of personal letters offering guidance on Stoic philosophy and practical living.
The letters cover a wide range of topics, including virtue, happiness, death, and the pursuit of wisdom.
Seneca's writing style is engaging and accessible, making complex philosophical ideas understandable to a wider audience.
The letters offer both theoretical discussions and practical advice, making them a valuable resource for those seeking self-improvement.
Their enduring relevance lies in their timeless wisdom and their focus on living a meaningful life.
The letters cover a wide range of topics, including virtue, happiness, death, and the pursuit of wisdom.
Seneca's writing style is engaging and accessible, making complex philosophical ideas understandable to a wider audience.
The letters offer both theoretical discussions and practical advice, making them a valuable resource for those seeking self-improvement.
Their enduring relevance lies in their timeless wisdom and their focus on living a meaningful life.
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Mentioned in 12 episodes
Mentioned by
Robert Rosenkranz as the author of letters to Lucilius, a foundational text of Stoic philosophy.


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Mentioned by
Ryan Holiday in the context of Stoic philosophy and the importance of moral lessons over facts.


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Mentioned by Eric Cloward to support the idea that Stoicism emphasizes interconnectedness and shared humanity.

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327 - Why Individualism Fails
Mentioned as the source of a quote used in the podcast.

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Mentioned by Eric Cloward as Seneca's letters with his friend Lucilius, containing practical Stoic advice.

343 - Stoicism 101: Seneca the Younger
Mentioned by
Ryan Holiday in the context of Seneca's contribution to the understanding of philosophy and its application to life's challenges.


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Mentioned by Michael Tremblay , referencing a quote about dealing with uncertainty and anxiety about the future.

An Underrated Stoic Exercise: Circumscribing The Present (Episode 186)
Mentioned by
Ryan Holiday multiple times throughout the podcast, referencing his writings on Stoicism.


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