Letters from a Stoic by Seneca [53 to 65] | Audiobook with Text

📖✨ Experience the depths of the human spirit, solitude, and existence with Seneca. Join Chillbooks for a deep dive into letters 53 to 65.
🔖 *About Seneca:*
Seneca's works illuminate the soul's journey, drawing readers into deep contemplation and introspection.
🔖 *About 'Letters from a Stoic':*
A series that shines a light on the spirit's journey, exploring solitude, existence, and the deeper meanings of life.
🌅 *Enchanting Experience*
Immerse yourself in the Chillbooks experience, where profound Stoic teachings meld with calming music, visuals, and enlightening subtitles.
📚 *Join the Chillbooks Community*
We are more than just a channel; we are a community of avid readers and seekers, united in our love for literature and relaxation. Subscribe and become a part of the Chillbooks family, where we make the literary journey a soothing and enriching experience. Don't forget to hit the bell icon to stay updated with our latest releases.
*Timestamps:*
00:00 Part 7 of Letters from a Stoic by Seneca
00:12 Letter 53: On the Faults of the Spirit
07:52 Letter 54: On Asthma and Death
12:22 Letter 55: On Vatia's Villa
20:06 Letter 56: On Quiet and Study
29:21 Letter 57: On the Trials of Travel
34:29 Letter 58: On Being
58:37 Letter 59: On Pleasure and Joy
1:11:35 Letter 60: On Harmful Prayers
1:14:13 Letter 61: On Meeting Death Cheerfully
1:16:36 Letter 62: On Good Company
1:18:34 Letter 63: On Grief for Lost Friends
1:27:43 Letter 64: On the Philosopher's Task
1:33:31 Letter 65: On the First Cause
*Follow us:*
- All links (opens in relevant apps): solo.to/chillbooks
- Instagram: / chillbooks.tv
- Twitter: / chillbookstv
- Facebook: / chillbooks.tv
- TikTok: / chillbooks.tv
- KZbin: / chillbooks
Remember to like, share, and comment to let us know your thoughts and which book you'd like to experience next.
🌌 *Your journey into the celestial world of literature and relaxation begins here.*

[@Chillbooks]

"Why will no man confess his faults? Because he is still in their grasp; only he who is awake can recount his dream, and similarly a confession of sin is a proof of sound mind." - Letter 53 from Letter from a Stoic by Seneca