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Are you a stoic? Love stoicism and stoic philosophy? Do you like history and ancient Rome? Then this ancient Roman stoicism Seneca quote design is for you! Stoicism originates from ancient Greece, founded at Athens by Zeno. Great motivational gift.

Seneca was an ancient Roman philosopher . He is most famous for his Stoicism, which is a philosophy based on reason and self-control. His quotes are often used as inspiration for modern day people. This is a great quote t-shirt for stoic individuals.

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For the stoic philosopher in training. Seneca had a lot to say about the nature of anger and how one should learn not to be provoked into anger in the first place. The quote drives home the importance of building peace within through developing virtue so that anger has no foothold. That being said, it is a process and people will test your patience until you master your peace of mind.

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Here’s to all those stoics in training! Seneca had much to say about anger. He believed that not being provoked to anger in the first place was the most virtuous response. While I believe also that this is true… people will test this until one learns to develop peace within to the point that being provoked becomes non-existent.

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Seneca was a prolific writer of philosophical works on Stoicism. His vision for maintaining an ethical and rational world. Seneca generally employs a pointed rhetorical style in his prose. His writings focus on traditional themes of Stoic philosophy. The universe is governed for the best by a rational providence, and this has to be reconciled with adversity. Seneca regards philosophy as a balm for the wounds of life. The destructive passions, especially anger and grief, must be uprooted, although sometimes he offers advice for moderating them according to reason. He discusses the relative merits of the contemplative life and the active life, and he considers it important to confront one's own mortality and be able to face death. One m...