Meditations

The book "Meditations" lives up to its name. My biggest feeling after reading it is that the power of words is powerful and full of vitality, giving people great spiritual inspiration. As described in the book about frustration and anxiety: Be like a rock on a promontory, letting the waves crash against you; as long as you stand still, the turbulent waves around you will soon subside. It is not the events themselves that make us waver, but our hopes and fears.

Marcus Aurelius took some time off from his busy schedule to write spiritual dialogues, exploring the soul, nature, reason, etc. The writing is simple but powerful. Reading it can make you calm down and think about life, and gain inner peace. It is worthy of being a philosophical classic handed down from generation to generation.

This book is very in-depth, like a self-reflection diary to face fate and deal with the relationship between yourself and others. No matter in adversity or good times, you can get open-mindedness and rationality from it.

The ultimate thinking of the smartest and wisest minds in the West. Although Western pseudo-historical theories are rampant, it is also a fact that their philosophical thinking is different from that of our country. The full text is full of compassion, has a certain God's perspective, aristocratic feelings, and profound connotations, making it suitable for reading at any time.

There is indeed a feeling of the Roman emperor looking down on all living beings, and of course, there is also compassion and deep humanistic concern. Full of wisdom and strength.