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*NEW POST* - The Philosophy of the Future

“Do you suppose that human life can seem any great matter to a man of elevated mind who has embraced the whole of time and the whole of reality in his thoughts?" -Marcus Aurelius

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"Begin to fashion your future in such a way that nothing happens contrary to your desire and nothing that you desire fails to materialize." -Epictetus

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"...so-called pleasures, when they go beyond a certain limit, are but punishments..." -Seneca

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"...a human being becomes better and more praiseworthy by making proper use of whatever befalls him." -Marcus Aurelius

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"Everything, you see, that you throw at me I will transform into a blessing, a boon--something dignified, even enviable." -Epictetus

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"What difference does it make, after all, what your position in life is if you dislike it yourself?" -Seneca

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"Assume the authority which at present lies with others." -Seneca

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��And yet the mind, when it takes good care and concentrates on the question in hand, is no less direct in its flight and sure in hitting its mark.” -Marcus Aurelius

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“…where it is possible to live, there it is also possible to live well; now it is possible to live at court, so it must also be possible to live well at court.” -Marcus Aurelius

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“Always live the finest of lives; and the power to do so lies in one’s soul, if one is indifferent to things indifferent.” -Marcus Aurelius

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“…the thing you are looking for, the good life, is available everywhere.” -Seneca

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“If you wish for something that is under your authority and cannot be obstructed, how will they stop you?” -Epictetus

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"...so also can the rational creature turn every hindrance into material for itself, and employ it on whatever purpose it has engaged upon." -Marcus Aurelius

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"...nothing is good for man except what makes him just and temperate, brave and free, and that nothing is bad except what gives rise to the opposing vices.” -Marcus Aurelius

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"Love only that which falls to you and is spun as the thread of your destiny; for what could be better suited to you?" -Marcus Aurelius

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"First, tell yourself what you want to be, then act your part accordingly. This, after all, is what we find to be the rule in just about every other field." -Epictetus

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"You are doing the finest possible thing and acting in your best interest if, as you say in your letter, you are persevering in your efforts to acquire a sound understanding." -Seneca

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“Do not suppose that, if you find something hard to achieve, it is beyond human capacity; rather, if something is possible and appropriate for man, assume that it must also be within your own reach.” -Marcus Aurelius

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“And yet the mind, when it takes good care and concentrates on the question in hand, is no less direct in its flight and sure in hitting its mark.” -Marcus Aurelius

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“If you wish for something that is under your authority and cannot be obstructed, how will they stop you?” -Epictetus

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"Do not stray from your course, but with regard to every impulse deliver what is right, and with regard to every idea that presents itself preserve your power to grasp the truth." -Marcus Aurelius