Podcasts that mention 📚 Meditations by Marcus Aurelius

and now let me leave you with some words from marcus aurelius the art of living is more like wrestling than dancing

The host, Lex Fridman, concludes the podcast by quoting Marcus Aurelius.

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i want to take my i'll get some marcus aurelius thing it's like you know i guess the trick to life is figuring out what's in our control and what's not

Ryan Hall mentions "Marcus Aurelius" and a concept related to his philosophy (focusing on what's in our control), implying his work "Meditations".

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uh i like the i wrote this down uh the marcus aurelius quote Love the people with whom fate brings you together and do so with all of your heart

Lex mentions a quote he wrote down from Marcus Aurelius about loving the people fate brings you together with, which is a famous quote from his work 'Meditations'.

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what if I have one book If it's meditations Or if if if it's some ancient Chinese text if if we're looking at some Lau or something you think well that one thing answers everything

The speaker (Chris) mentions 'Meditations' as an example of a single book that someone might believe holds all the answers.

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I mean you read somebody like Marcus Aurelius what he's really talking about is there like he is one of the most emotionally Adept writers that I've ever come across

The guest mentions reading Marcus Aurelius and describes him as an emotionally adept writer.

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was it Marcus Aurelius who said the whole universe is change in life itself is but what we deem it I think it was

The host attributes a quote about change and perception to Marcus Aurelius, likely from his writings.

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when you read anything that's ancient but classic Marcus Aurelius meditations or you know whatever it might be you realize that the for the problems that you attribute as side effects of the 21st century are just inbuilt parts of our nature that everyone's been fighting with for forever

The host mentions reading the classic book 'Meditations' by Marcus Aurelius and realizing that ancient problems are still relevant today.

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if you Marcus Aurelius meditations have existed for thousands of years Why do you think people still read them

The speaker mentions Marcus Aurelius's "Meditations" as a classic text that has lasted for thousands of years.

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and then of course there were plenty of what you might call self-help treatises during Greek and Roman times yeah Marcus Aurelius right this goes all the way back and maybe to snob in you would feel better reading meditations or reading the essays of Michelle de montane then reading Dale Carnegie

Stephen mentions reading Meditations by Marcus Aurelius in the context of historical self-help treatises.

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We often want to read a hundred books when we should master three, maybe Jobs's biography by Walter Isaacson, or 'The Prophet' by Kahlil Gibran, or 'Meditations' by Marcus Aurelius, one of my favorite books. Minimizing our focus can be incredibly powerful; build your life around a few crucial things.

In this segment, Jay Shetty emphasizes the importance of focusing on mastering a few key books instead of trying to read many. He specifically names 'Meditations' by Marcus Aurelius as one of his favorites.

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uh Marcus Aurelius the Roman Emperor got a little closer with his meditations because he did talk about things like here's how I'd like to uh I'd like to develop these character traits and cultivate these things in my life

Marcus Aurelius's 'Meditations' is mentioned as an early example of personal writing, though not a typical diary.

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And then um um Marcus Aurelius starts off meditations with, you know, the people whose lives he's tried to learn from.

The speaker mentions how Marcus Aurelius begins his book Meditations by listing people he learned from.

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I mean, that's what's so Mark's meditations is so fascinating because here you have this guy fundamentally exempted now from all the rules of society.

Ryan Holiday discusses Marcus Aurelius's 'Meditations' in the context of self-discipline despite having power.

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and and and Marcus really says so it would it it would take an idiot to feel angry at any of this as if any of it lasts right

Ryan Holiday quotes Marcus Aurelius, referencing a passage likely from 'Meditations', about the impermanence of things.

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like marcus aurelius i would say one big fan of meditations um you know stoic philosophy

The speaker names Marcus Aurelius and his book Meditations as someone he would invite to a dinner party.

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I've been listening to Marcus aurelius's uh meditations in the sauna recently that's that's amazing you listen to this dude that lived 2 thousand [ __ ] years ago and he's just spitting knowledge

Joe mentions listening to the audiobook in the sauna and praises its wisdom.

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marcus aurelius is uh meditations i'm in the middle of that right now

Joe mentions reading this book by Marcus Aurelius.

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this is it like when i read meditations for the first time i was 19 i was sitting in my college apartment and i was just like not only have i never read anything like this

Ryan Holiday describes reading Meditations for the first time as a transformative experience.

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marcus aurelius book meditations is really really interesting because it's almost 2 000 years old

Joe Rogan mentions Marcus Aurelius's book Meditations and its age and insights.

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and he was striving to do better in his own personal life and that was what meditations was all about his book

Joe Rogan mentions Marcus Aurelius and his book 'Meditations', describing its content.

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and then next thing you know you're like reading his books yeah you're reading you know uh meditations by Marcus Aurelio wild book

Joe Rogan mentions reading the book 'Meditations' by Marcus Aurelius and calls it a 'wild book'.

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Part of it, but Meditations, I don't believe, was ever written with the intent of it being distributed.

Andrew Schultz discusses 'Meditations' by Marcus Aurelius, suggesting that the book may not have been intended for public distribution, which could shed light on its content.

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I mean but and the thing is is it's been around years when you look at like an you know Marcus Aurelius meditations or stoic philosophy and they're talking about you know dialogue being both external in turn also the the conversations that go on inside your own head are just as important as the conversations you would have with other people

Ross Edgley mentions Marcus Aurelius' Meditations while discussing the importance of internal dialogue and mindset, relating it to his endurance swim.

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shredkowski says the Mind adapts and converts to its own purposes the obstacle to our acting what stands in the way becomes the way meditations 520 Keep fighting man that's really good all right I'm a big Marcus Aurelius fan

A Super Chat reader quotes a passage, and the host identifies it as being from Meditations by Marcus Aurelius and expresses fandom for the author.

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