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Chapter Overview
Chapter 1: AudiobookHub Recommendation
Chapter 2: Logos is a concept that shapes and orders the entire universe.
Chapter 3: Death is inevitable and not something to be feared.
Chapter 4: Life is too short to waste on constant complaining.
Chapter 5: Logic is vital – emotions can cloud reason and bring needless harm.
Chapter 6: The only real suffering you endure is the pain you cause yourself.
Description
Meditations (170-180 AD) is a journey through the mind of the great Roman emperor, Marcus Aurelius. These blinks offer philosophical ruminations on the meaning of death and justice, the nature of the world and why things happen the way they do.
Who Should Listen
Anyone interested in the philosophy of the ancient world
People with a fear of death
Anybody who has a sneaking suspicion that everything happens for a reason
About the Authors
Marcus Aurelius Antoninus (121-180 AD) rose to power as the emperor of Rome in 161 AD. He has been called one of the greatest Emperors of Rome, a just man and a ruler who deeply valued philosophy.