After our earlier look at the lives and philosophies of two Stoic philosophers, the slave Epictetus and the politician Seneca, this time we have a look at the third great Stoic philosopher: emperor Marcus

After we had a glimpse into the life and views of one of the great Stoic philosophers, Epictetus, in this third #SteemStoic post we have a look at a second, and possibly the most fascinating and intriguing

Stoicism was founded almost 2,500 years ago, in the 3rd century BC. by Zeno of Citium. Nowadays, the most popular stoic philosophers often mentioned and quoted are Seneca, Epictetus, and Marcus Aurelius.

As much a reminder to .self as a daily share, an attempt to start a daily series of quotes from the great stoic masters. Philosophy is not a thing to be followed at odd times, but a subject for daily practice.