Seneca's greatest thoughts about what we suffer from.
  • Michael Lee
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    I found this wonderful presentation of Seneca's greatest thoughts. The one that struck me profoundly is our constant complaining about how short life is and then complain that it will never end.
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  • Shawn
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    I must admit, that after those 4 minutes and 31 seconds, that I felt quite anxious.

    You ask, anxious about what?

    Well, the very fact that I need this; but, don't want to acknowledge it.
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  • Michael Lee
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    ↪Wallows
    As soon as you embrace it, you will discover the things that frighten you the most are just phantoms and nothing to worry about. :smile:
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  • Sir2u
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    I remember when I read these years ago(many). Maybe they had some effect on me. :smile:
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  • Michael Lee
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    ↪Sir2u
    Seneca is as warm and cuddling as our mothers and fathers when we were only four years old, no matter how awful things become. As that provided to children who perished aboard the Titanic. :smile:
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  • Sir2u
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    ↪Michael Lee
    Probably better looking as well. :up:
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