Marcus Aurelius

Marcus Aurelius

Nathan Mercer / Peter Hollins

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Editorial:
PKCS Media, Inc.
Año de edición:
2026
Materia
Filosofía occidental: antigua, hasta c. 500
ISBN:
9781647436339
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What can a Roman emperor teach us about living a better life today?Marcus Aurelius commanded the most powerful empire on Earth. He led armies through brutal wars, governed millions of people, endured political betrayal, and buried many of those he loved.Yet his greatest battle was not against foreign enemies.It was against fear, anger, ego, grief, and the restless voice within his own mind.Nearly two thousand years ago, Marcus began writing private notes to himself-not for publication, but as reminders of how to live with wisdom, courage, discipline, and compassion in an unpredictable world.Those notes became Meditations, one of the most influential philosophical works ever written.In Marcus Aurelius: The Life and Philosophy of a Stoic Emperor, you’ll discover both the remarkable story of the man behind the philosophy and the timeless principles that continue to guide leaders, thinkers, and everyday people around the world.In this book, you’ll discover:• How Marcus Aurelius rose from reluctant heir to one of Rome’s greatest emperors• The personal tragedies and hardships that shaped his character and worldview• The core principles of Stoicism and how they can help you navigate modern life• Why Marcus believed that true power begins with mastering yourself• Practical lessons on resilience, emotional control, purpose, and inner peace• How to focus on what you can control while letting go of what you cannot• Why the private reflections of an ancient emperor remain strikingly relevant today

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