My recording of Practical Stoicism on Audible: geni.us/PracticalStoicism Become a Patron: www.subscribestar.com/intpworld or www.patreon.com/RobinHomer Buy Tranquillity of Mind on Amazon: geni.us/OfTranquilityOfMind I: 0:16 II 10:23 III: 21:11 IV: 26:17 V: 31:05 VI: 34:22 VII 36:36 VIII: 40:48 IX: 45:40 X: 50:49 XI: 55:44 XII: 1:04:29 XIII: 1:09:07 XIV: 1:09:46 XV: 1:15:19 XVI: 1:18:50 XVII: 1:21:21

@ramaraksha01

11 ай бұрын

Today's Philosophers are useless Putin says, "Believe in me, support me & be rewarded or else!" And everyone agrees that Putin is pure evil, his supporters are scum But change the name Putin to God & repeat the very same words and now we get "Praise the Lord!" And not one modern philosopher can see this because well, they are brainwashed as well Just blind readers of ancient books written by old white men

It's never too late. Discovering Stoicism at nearly 70 has been one the greatest things in my life. Thank You for uploading this and I just love all the comments.

"All life is slavery. Let each man, therefore, reconcile with his lot. Complain of it as little as possible and lay hold of whatever good is within his reach"

@rsdanilovich9510

2 жыл бұрын

Very well said and to the point.

@PaperchaseGardner

2 жыл бұрын

born free, but he is everywhere in chains," Rousseau

@EdwardThomasLee

Жыл бұрын

Easy to say if you weren't one of the actual slaves lol.

@naysayer1238

Жыл бұрын

@@EdwardThomasLee [yawn]

@AftabKhan-th3pc

Ай бұрын

@@EdwardThomasLee Epictetus was a slave and still a stoic

Senecas letter to Lucilius about time is a poetic masterpiece.

Best books on stoicism? 10 days thc free, 3 days tobacco free. It’s beautiful

@kasvo1199

4 жыл бұрын

3 days thc free 2 days tobacco free . want to break these chains of ilussion that keep me captive . ty for sharing

@Stoic1976

4 жыл бұрын

romeo vukas right on brother. 22 days thc and 15 tobacco. Still going strong no turning back. Attacking life

@aperson4470

4 жыл бұрын

1 day thc free 0 days tobacco free but ill get there also meditations by marcus aurelius is a good stoic book

@Stoic1976

4 жыл бұрын

A Person 125 days thc, 118 tobacco free today. Keep it up

@pantsenfuego9986

4 жыл бұрын

3908 days tobacco free, 0 minutes THC free

Invaluable contribution to the spread of culture and philosophy. Thanks a lot!

This is a gem which should be deemed mandatory reading for today’s overly indulgent, modern society.

@Mario-vt2dy

2 жыл бұрын

You lost

@jecsquire9508

2 жыл бұрын

@@Mario-vt2dy Those thst hold true to their character and nature do not lose, for all things are temporary, and all things must die. It falls to a man of good character to control his own actions and words, and to review his thoughts frequently until the hour of his death.

@Pleebian94

2 жыл бұрын

@@jecsquire9508 and accepts the things he has no control over should not have control of himself and his inner temple of the self.

@jecsquire9508

2 жыл бұрын

@@Pleebian94 True words, aptly spoken.

@mikewallis2987

Жыл бұрын

The ownership simply will not abide that.

as a German Biologist and Pythagorean ... in essence it is about - Mastery. When I know what I always can do, perform in which circumstances - and when NOT. When I have to surrender to a challenge. Even facing Death. Knowing - I did as much as I could do in my life so far. Then I have this constant unshakable Peace of Mind. The Stoics in Essence are about achieving every day the level of mastery - that I have the capacity to do. This ARETE sense of Life is totally lost today. We overstimulate with Adventures and drugs - to get the highest kick - not seeing - what a waste that is. Not even doing any business with any such Life wasters. That is wisdom and Mastery to me. The rarest person to meet - as they do their daily work. Yesterday - I met such a Lady - 96 years old and mentally top alert and fit. A pleasure !

When I become king, it will be because I learned to live as such sages recommend...

Thanks I love this thinking.

This is turning out to be my favorite stoic work of literature! Thanks for the fantastic presentation Robin!

Thank you so much for uploading and sharing. Peace, health, happiness, freedom, thankfulness, self reliance and self actualization my key to fulfilling Iife.

Thank you Robin

Thanks for sharing this content of Seneca's thoughts on tranquility of mind. It's fascinating to dive into his reflections on battling vices and finding contentment. His words resonate deeply, reminding us to navigate life's complexities with introspection and moderation. Truly a timeless wisdom worth pondering.

~ Excellent ! thanks to you, Robin Homer.

Thank you!

He just described my mental state 100% since my workplace accident.

A lovely reading. Thx for that.

Writing is chocked full of interesting book/movie titles..."Inheritance On The Road To Ruin"

While everyone is stuck on their phones,real beauty and the most important things in life are going unseen.

@jamiegosden2946

5 ай бұрын

Well said.

Great information extremely valuable

If I had a wish it would be to have been exposed to this when I was quite young

Just love you!!!

He should just consider making more content. Maybe even expand his team with another narrator as good as him or better. This channel is just too good, we should maybe help him. Who’s with me?

I love this channel

What a gem!

thanks again!

Your additions are great fissions

Thank you 🙏🕉💜🌍

thanks!

A man once insulted me, instead of getting angry, I simply killed him. 😂

@oliviaalmonds2255

Жыл бұрын

🤣

@tongpoo8985

11 ай бұрын

The stoic ideal. You were faced with a situation and simply dealt with it 💪😤

Such fine language is sort of a shock in today's vulgar acceptance of poor behavior and words.

@llpo9627

3 жыл бұрын

As men ceased to blush at the fact of having a body, they also ceased to be frightened of using their brains. - P. 106 the sleepwalkers by Arthur koestler

@rsdanilovich9510

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, you are spot on. We have lost our civility.

Needs more subscribers

Great narration, would you ever do Musonious Rufus?

1:15:20 yet here we are, 2000 years later and humanity shackled with the same follies. No doubt we've had gradual improvements in not being evil af.. But military technology has improved many multiples faster.. so we have more dangerous weapons in fewer hands.. The problem is just as bad.. But maybe 2000 years is a small measuring stick relative to posterity 🤷‍♂️ and we should keep up the fight for future generations just as if we could benifit from its fruits

@Catonius

2 жыл бұрын

people are *more* evil these days old chap.

@malikialgeriankabyleswag4200

2 жыл бұрын

@@Catonius I've realized that in the past year 😂

@Catonius

2 жыл бұрын

@@malikialgeriankabyleswag4200 lol good man

Aristotle created a mathematical process called syllogistic reasoning, this process cleans through everything. We are complete in every fashion now, exactly like the letter A, or number 1, both are integers, complete total, and whole. As are we as the individuation of our whole universe, nothing is missing, this is where syllogistic reasoning works breaking through all our bullshit until we perceive this identity in our essence or Christ, spirit which is our essence. Our minds are created in mathematical logarithm, syllogism's cut through as mathematical poetry.

Seneca, although he did not live by his thoughts or words; having said that, it would be incontrovertible to argue the truth and genius in what he wrote. Beautiful pros. And highly understood.

Great

Hello I hv been following your audios especially those on Seneca I I think you are doing a great job. My question is how do we know Seneca actually said these words. I mean are there documents with original Seneca’s hand writing?

@ArrowGent

2 жыл бұрын

most if not many were transcribed by christian monks after the fall of the roman empire. this is true for most extant works today. without the monk scribes re-writing these scrolls multiple times they would have been lost. so i would say very few BCE works would ever be found hand written by their authors after so many years.

@samuelacheampong6772

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you

1:11:15 possibly inspired Nathan Hale "I only regret that I have but one life to lose for my country"

If someone gives me a reason to see these I will, is there a book one?

It is a shame that Manace should be able to live without Diogenes, but Diogenes should not be able to live without Manace

Good

My parter has extreme difficulty fallowing this content. Is there a watered down version? I am helping her interpret but it’s not enough... Is there a lighter version or steps in preparation before someone consumes your content?

@peteroreilly8060

3 жыл бұрын

It is what it is, you can't water it down without loosing the whole meaning, take the trouble to learn, it will be worth the effort.

@Mario-vt2dy

2 жыл бұрын

Don't even worry about it

💘

Done

42:00 is funny. It sounds like he's singing 🤣

40:50 - Diogenes

Rare to watch a you tube video that commands a pen and paper lol

my boi Diogenes

@DanyIsDeadChannel313

4 жыл бұрын

Stupid cynic

@wordtothebigbird

4 жыл бұрын

He was a horrible person, masturbating in public is all I needed to read to close the his Wikipedia page and never seek his story again

7:57 Note to myself 17:15 31:07

49:00 livrary

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Every time you read Roman or Greek philosophy, it becomes clearer that coincidence played no role in their empire's success in achieving utopias.

@Catonius

2 жыл бұрын

shittest shit take that ever took a shit in a comment section. Bravo. Unless by 'achieving utopias' you mean gathering loads of taxes.

“The inventor of wine is called liver” yea right 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

My best mate is Seneca's 'Dismal man'.

the voice is amazing as someone who is a freshman in both stoicism and in audiobooks it is very easy. congo you just earned a sub. also is this a british accent?

@VoxStoica

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Prabuddh Mathur. Yes it's a British accent, London/RP accent

@prabuddh_mathur

4 жыл бұрын

@@VoxStoica Thanks a lot sir for your audiobooks at first it was hard but now I have made it. Your accent was bit different for me for the first 2 audio books now it's all fine. Also I have been practicing your morning routine. It's amazing and now I'm getting used to it. Thanks a lot for introducing stoicism especially Seneca to me.

@prabuddh_mathur

4 жыл бұрын

@@VoxStoica love from India.

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72:12 Julius Cannes even has the ring of JESUS CHRIST to the name…HE HAD TO HAVE BEEN A PATTERN FOR THE WISEMAN

10:29

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Who would downmod this

14:00

A silent mind lest rechecked.

20:00

How old is the book?

Lee Mcvey

Tl;dr: Seneca roasts everyone

Bro... How in the hell did I get here??

Julius Cannes is who they referred to as JESUS

He says to do what you want But if a kid wants to eat poison or touch a snake, should he be free to do so? Isn't it the right thing to avoid doing what you want, in favour of what's better for you? I guess the point is changing what you want into what's better for you, so that you will do it without wavering?

Guys I am not able to focus while listening

@9_Lights

3 жыл бұрын

Is this common for you? The wording in this is not easy to digest, it helps me to take my time digesting it.

@Mario-vt2dy

2 жыл бұрын

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epistulae morales this is not.

lol Seneca didnt understand sarcasm

So if you were one of the slaves, I guess 'complain of it as little as possible and lay hold of whatever good is within reach' Okay Master Seneca. Thank you.

@Kalguz

Жыл бұрын

Man, was Epictetus not a slave? Let him then be an example to you.

Too many fucking commercials. I'm trying to relax and fall asleep, not get up to skip loud and annoying commercials every 3 minutes about shit I'll never be interested in buying. Unsubed.

@FoobsTon

Жыл бұрын

Not a very Stoic approach that.

@Azlorn

Жыл бұрын

@@FoobsTon Fuck all that

Plutarc Master

I went to sleep listening to this last night. He spitting some shit ! I felt like he was talking to me for a second. I took it kinda personal. Haha, bout to finish listening.

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