Stoicism tells us that a meaningful life isn’t made of wealth or fame, but of a morally good stance toward others.
A morally good stance toward others is a life-ethic with which a person, a family, an agency, a department, an organization, a nation, a world, can be transformed into one in which, as the Stoics put it, the entire human cosmopolis (i.e., all of humanity) is helped.
Stand in a good way, toward, and for, others.
Everything else follows.
Farewell!
“Stand in a good way, toward, and for, others.”
It’s really just that simple, isn’t it Robert? Wonder why we all complicate it so much.
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Dear Sonya,
I agree. It is quite simple. I ask the same question often.
Thank you for your visit!
All good wishes,
robert
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