Death, Love, Stoicism
The ancient Stoic philosophy of death
The ancient Stoic philosophy of death
Forget all else, Lucilius, and concentrate your thoughts on this one thing: not to fear the name of death. Through long reflection make death one of your close acquaintances, so that, if the situation arises, you are able even to go out and meet it. — Seneca, On Earthquakes
One day you will die. In many ways, though, …
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