1.”It never ceases to amaze me: We all love ourselves more than other people, but care more about their opinions than our own.” – Marcus Aurelius

2.“Be tolerant with others and strict with yourself.” – Marcus Aurelius

3.”I consider you inauspicious because you have never been through bad luck. You have gone through life without a rival – no man can ever know what you are doing, even you . ” – Seneca

4.”Don’t delay your actions. In your conversations, don’t get confused. Don’t go astray in your thoughts. Don’t be passive or aggressive in your soul. In your life, business won’t happen. All about.” “” “This” – Marcus Aurelius

5.”You can leave life now.” Determine what you do and say and think. “- Marcus Aurelius

6.”The main task in life is simply this: identifying and isolating matters so that I can tell myself clearly that outsiders are not in my control, and I really have to do with choices of control. Then I am good and Where am I in search of the bad? Not for the uncontrollable outsider, but the choice for me to like myself within… ”- Epicetes

7.”No man has the power to be all that he wants, but it is in his power that they do not want what they want and put happily to use what they have.” – Seneca

8.”First tell yourself what you are? And then do what you have to do.” – Epictetus

9.”Curb your desire – don’t set your heart on so many things and you’ll get what you want.” – Epictetus

10.”Nothing, in my way of thinking, is better evidence for a man’s ability than a well-organized mind to know where he is and give his company some time.” – Seneca

11.”That’s why philosophers warn us not only to be satisfied with learning, but also to add practice and then training.” As time passes we tend to forget what we have learned and work contrary to it, and hold opinions contrary to what we should do. “- Epictetus

12.”How does it help … heavier than bothering them to bother?” – Seneca

13.”When we are not able to change a situation, we are challenged to change ourselves.” – Victor Frankl

14.“This is our big mistake: to think that we are ready for death. Most of the deaths have already taken place. Whatever time has passed is owned by death. “- Seneca

15.”He who is afraid of death will do nothing worth a man who survives.” – Seneca

16.“If a man knows which port he sits on, then no wind is favorable.” – Seneca

17.”If it’s not right, don’t do it; if it’s not true, don’t say it.” – Marcus Aurelius

18.”It doesn’t take long to debate what a good man should be. Be one.” – Marcus Aurelius

19.”Think of the life that has gone so far and as a dead person, what is left as a bonus and live it according to nature. Love the hand that gives you fortune and gives you Gives. Which could be more fitting? ” – Marcus Aurelius

20.”The best revenge is not like your enemy.” – Marcus Aurelius

21.”I only start speaking when I’m certain that everything I say is better.” – Cato

22.”It’s time you realize that you have something more powerful and miraculous than the things that affect you and make you dance like a puppet.” – Marcus Aurelius

23.”If someone tells you that a certain person speaks bad about you, don’t make any excuses about what you said, but answer, ant she was ignorant of my other faults, otherwise she did all these Would not have been mentioned. ” Epictetus

24.”Life is too short and anxious for those who forget the past, neglect the present and fear the future.” – Seneca

25.”We fear more injury, and we suffer more than we can imagine in reality.” – Seneca

26.”External thinking is not the problem. This is your assessment of them. Which you can remove now.” – Marcus Aurelius

27.“People are frugal in protecting their personal property; But as time ends, Ethai becomes most useless with one thing in which it is right to sting. “- Seneca

28.”If someone can deny me – show me that I’m making a mistake or looking at things the wrong way – I’ll happily change. After me it’s the truth, and the truth has never hurt anyone.” ” “” “” – Marcus Aurelius

29.“Don’t explain your philosophy. Everyone.” – Epictetus

30.”Choose not to be harmed – and you were not harmed. No harm – and you are not.” – Marcus Aurelius