7 Life Lessons from Marcus Aurelius & Stoicism | Meditations Explained

Описание: Discover how the ancient wisdom of Marcus Aurelius can help you build an "Inner Citadel" against anxiety and stress. Here are 7 practical ways Stoicism transforms the way you live.
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In this video, we dive into Meditations by Roman Emperor Marcus Aurelius. Written as a private journal, this book offers timeless advice on emotional resilience, dealing with difficult people, and finding peace in a chaotic world. Whether you are new to philosophy or looking to deepen your practice, these 7 Stoic principles will help you regain control of your mind.
We cover:
• The Dichotomy of Control (How to stop worrying)
• Why "obstacles" are actually opportunities
• How to stop fearing change and death
• Practical techniques to build mental toughness
📚 Recommended Reading:
• Meditations by Marcus Aurelius (Gregory Hays Translation)
• The Daily Stoic by Ryan Holiday
🕒 Timestamps: Introduction: Who was Marcus Aurelius? 1. The Dichotomy of Control (Cure Anxiety) 2. Building Emotional Resilience 3. Dealing with Difficult People 4. Overcoming the Fear of Change/Death 5. "Stripping Things Naked" (Objectivity) 6. Creating Your "Inner Citadel" 7. The Obstacle is the Way Conclusion & How to start today
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