Peace of mind seems elusive at times...
Yet each of us must find our own, as no one can do it for us.
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Peace of mind seems elusive at times...
Yet each of us must find our own, as no one can do it for us.
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“There are more things … likely to frighten us than there are to crush us; we suffer more often in imagination than in reality.”
“A twenty-four-hour news cycle that preys on this human propensity has undeniably aggravated the problem and swelled the 8% to appear as 98%, but at the heart of this warping of reality is an ancient tendency of mind so hard-wired into our psyche that it exists independently of external events. The great first-century Roman philosopher Seneca examined it, and its only real antidote, with uncommon insight in his correspondence with his friend Lucilius Junior, later published as Letters from a Stoic (public library) — the timeless trove of wisdom that gave us Seneca on true and false friendship and the mental discipline of overcoming fear. “