Seneca: On the Firmness of the Wise Man

[@VoxStoica]

In case anyone's wondering who the runner is, it's David Goggins. He wrote a book "Can't Hurt Me" which I thought was pretty relevant to this topic: geni.us/CantHurtMe

[@alecmisra4964]

Odds Goggins!

[@MrMojo13ification]

I thought it was him!

[@ThoughTObjecTMusic]

Watched him on Rogan, amazing life story!

[@SandyCheeks1896]

Absolutely perfect thumbnail

[@mindfulllivingnow9673]

Absolutely 🎾🎾🙏

[@jsoth2675]

One of the best narrators of stoic material on the net. Well done, sir!

[@mmka5434]

Absolutely

[@mwrosanne]

The Best😊

[@AquanautSt1]

In my youth I read these teachings by chance. Now I KNOW these teaching through living . More than gold !

[@patp3236]

Ive listened to this audiobook and enchiridion three times each and let me just say..... thank you!

[@ajjames8691]

Thanks for making this , it’s my first aid kit when I’m feeling fragile

[@seekluv]

I wish that the background was a picture of Seneca but i am at peace either way

[@malikialgeriankabyleswag4200]

"do not quarrel with your own good nature. and until you have made your way to the truth, keep alive this hope in your minds, be willing to recieve the news of a better life, and encourage it by your admiration and your prayers. it is to the benifit of the commonwealth of man kind, that there should be someone who is unconconquered. someone against whom destiny has no power."

[@mmka5434]

Seneca was a genius indeed. Thanks for this instructive material.

[@RohanKumar-vx5sb]

thank you robin for your such a great narration. and for marcus aurelius, cato, seneca, and epictetus all. i love seneca. had it not been for you, id never have been able to read him, let alone listen to on the daily

[@Karim-is7ew]

same, I swear

[@thewayfarer8849]

This is of the highest quality, I thought you were a popular audiobook author by the sound, but you've dedicated your voice to reaching more people. This has been the bedrock of what I listen to while working, thank you very much.

[@joshuawheatley2055]

Brother, thank you for sharing this with us! You have a very pleasant narrating voice. Joshua

[@SophieBird07]

Human nature never will change. I keep listening to this to keep me centered under this current administration. Thank you!

[@adamerwin1206]

Really appreciate you 🙏

[@IdaDyhr]

Thanks for enjoyable listening. Wonderful reading, perfect pace and voice.

[@essah4161]

What a fitting picture to use of david goggings. He has quite a stoic philosophy, for instance the mentality of not giving up on the quest of conquering his mind.

[@benbray4982]

A stoic wouldnt see any option of giving in or address it in the first place.

[@b-rainwash410]

Thank you, thank you, thank you

[@nickedani]

I could not help my self! Did It twice uninterruptdely! Thank You Very much! It's powerful!

[@michaelleblanc7283]

As always - much appreciated !

[@Loofy101]

"The invulnerable is not that which is never struck, but that which is never wounded" that shit hit deep

[@rbizzle18]

Thank you!

[@RaykouKun]

Hey Vox Stoica, I love your audiobooks. Your readings are so clear and easy to understand, so I like listening to them at work. Just curious if you ever thought about reading more philosophy books like Nietzsche's Human, All too Human. I haven't seen anyone upload an audio reading of that book besides a robot recording on KZbin, and Nietzsche is always a popular subject so it would be cool to hear your reading of one of the quintessential Nietzsche works.

[@ralphmarionvicta3795]

Unfortunately, Nietzsche is against Stoicism. Virtue has no place in his philosophical system. For him, might makes right, i.e. it is force/power that decides what is right. He also advocates consequentialism, hedonism and materialism. These are all against the Stoic ideal of virtue as its own end.

[@Cocoa-mania]

This is a Stoic channel

[@elisworld2454]

@@ralphmarionvicta3795 He also went mad and died mad

[@f0ggy808]

@@ralphmarionvicta3795 Although, I agree him advocating for realities of power and consequentialism does play a role in his view of the world. I must say the statement regarding advocating for hedonism and or materialism can't be ever related to works of Nietzsche. I suggest rereading through Zarathustra, as his vocal point always had been on the importance of virtue and pursuit of higher values - rising above. Going above and beyond the human negative proclivities (quite stoic to me). Seems my friend that your passion for stoic ideas, which i share, may have clouded your perception of ideas expressed by the big moustache man.

[@subramaniansenaiyar240]

Thanks a lot for posting.

[@mrScififan2]

Thanks for posting

[@Knight766]

Who's gonna carry the boats?

[@tristandavis6022]

Thank you

[@Stormvermin-bx1lh]

First! Best lad Seneca.

[@GIJOERO]

This is awesome

[@boesbensen4397]

Tak!

[@gigidomingo8479]

Thank you, its informative !!!!!

[@wrestlexwrestlingshorts661]

David goggins in the pic

[@intuendaecivilization9365]

0:20 - 0:40 HOLD UP

[@Nitinsinghsiwan]

God like mind 😀

[@aaronjohnstone2800]

David Goggins

[@josephisraelyehudah3401]

The Life-review near-death experience.

[@paulboggess1330]

49:00

[@fraidoonw]

thanks! a wonderful lecture! however I don't like the picture you've put on the right side, why a gangster picture? or whoever he is!

[@1mmafrka]

He’s an athlete you racist moron.

[@Hunter-wx7td]

1mmafrka muh racism

[@abdirahman8111]

david goggings a man who conquered his brain

[@ericwright5027]

Goggin’s is far from a gangster! He is a Navy Seal and Army Ranger. Not to mention someone that has over come far more than most will ever conceive! That picture is of him while he was running a marathon. Knowing what I know about him, I’m sure he is running said marathon with some sort of injury or broken bone.

[@DarkManBeatzUrFace]

You don't know David goggins

[@jostsangoku]

Thank you