Seneca - Moral Letters - 13: On Groundless Fears

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[@aaron___6014]

thanks for another great narration. love that you're putting quotes in the video.

[@ditchweed2275]

I lived on Seneca street as a student in Ithaca/NY. I was a fool through and through!

[@siddislikesgoogle]

The fool is always getting ready to live. That's profound.

[@melissarainchild]

My very first enconter with Seneca. Thank you for introducing us to each other :)

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Thank you! Perfect voice my friend, perfect!

[@Saltybuher]

Outstanding advice!

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Nice video. Very informative. I love this video. Thanks for sharing this amazing videos.

[@mohanvalrani]

Thank you very much

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[@ntsopoul]

one of the most soothing and helpful lines I have heard in my life. Bering rational in the face of fear (=brave, fortitude) is one of the highest virtues a human can obtain. How often do we examine our fears? Seneca makes a point that sounds true now as it sounded back then. This chapter is a deep look into human nature. I reflect and I see the irrationality I have during stress and fear. I am thankful to have Seneca, Epictetus, Platon and all the other great thinkers as teachers for life. Thanks for bringing them alive through your voice and great narration.

[@mohanvalrani]

Thank you

[@josephmcmahon7339]

Wonderful

[@ntsopoul]

half of the views are from me

[@Walkingike]

This is free therapy and counseling. It amazes me how we still have same mental problems as the ancients.

[@Ted1775]

I found this thanks to Tim Ferriss.

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First your soul, then your body.

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