250329 What I learned in my studies this morning 5*
Today's Meditation(s):
Letters on Ethics by Seneca, LXXVIII.28 (Graver)
Premeditatio malorum. Again. Perhaps it's important? Perhaps Seneca wasn't just a poor philosopher, repeating himself and repeating himself?
I know the shock and involuntary inaction of encountering the worst. I know how it can leave me incapable of most anything.
Letters on Ethics by Seneca, LXXVIII.28 (Graver)
Premeditatio malorum. Again. Perhaps it's important? Perhaps Seneca wasn't just a poor philosopher, repeating himself and repeating himself?
I know the shock and involuntary inaction of encountering the worst. I know how it can leave me incapable of most anything.
I also know that I don't fall into that pit nearly as readily if I've considered my options before and roughed out a plan of what to do in such a crisis.
Who knew 2000 year old advice works?
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Please note that I am not saying I agree or disagree with what is posted above. It is merely a recording of what I read this morning.