Living in accordance with nature from "summary" of Stoic Philosophy of Seneca Essays and Letters by Lucius Annaeus Seneca
Living in accordance with nature is a central concept in Stoic philosophy, as we are part of the natural world and should therefore live in harmony with it. This means accepting the things that happen to us as natural occurrences, and not allowing ourselves to be disturbed by them. In his letters, Seneca emphasizes the importance of aligning our actions with the natural order of the universe, and not resisting the flow of life.
According to Seneca, living in accordance with nature involves recognizing that we are subject to the same laws as all other beings, and that we must accept both the good and the bad that comes our way. He warns against trying to control or manipulate external events, as this only leads to frustration and disappointment. Instead, he encourages us to focus on developing our inner qualities, such as wisdom and virtue, ...
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