The Spiritual Teachings of Marcus Aurelius (Abridged) Audiobook

Not becoming like your enemy is the best revenge.

Marcus Aurelius, Emperor of Rome from AD 161 until his death in 180, was the philosopher-king envisaged by Plato. A stoic philosopher, Marcus Aurelius wrote a series of spiritual exercises (now known as his meditations) while engaged on a series of border wars in the Danube region.

His writings, intended only for himself, reveal a mind of great humanity, humility, and insight. For over 2,000 years, these writings have inspired men and women to engage in the philosophical life, which involves two goals: to know yourself and then to ask, What is the right way to live?

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"The assorted notes and reflections of the great Stoic emperor, Marcus Aurelius, with an introduction and notes on Marcus' brand of Stoicism. An interesting selection, which could be much improved by reference to the original Greek text. "

— Gaius (4 out of 5 stars)