240321 What I learned in my studies this morning 4

Today's Meditation(s):

Enchiridion, 33.1 (Waterfield)

Reminds me of . . . Seneca? Cicero? . . . saying that the aim of philosophy is to always want the same things and always not want the same things.

(I'll have to look this up in the morning.)

Be consistent in my approach. Use my principles. Strengthen my character so that I do right and follow Nature whether I am observed or not.

EDIT: Found it.

 "What is wisdom? Always desiring the same things, and always refusing the same things." (Seneca, Moral Letters, XX.5)