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Let's stop passively accepting physical decline over age 55.
We use tools from Marcus Aurelius's Meditations to keep our souls soaring and live a life of duty and assurance for our future.
"Duty" can have a negative connotation these days...but what if it is actually our highest calling? Living a life of duty doesn't have to cancel out a life of joy or awe...see what Marcus has to say in this Lesson Three.
Living a Just Life
Living a Just Life
In this series, we use Marcus Aurelius’s Meditations framework to live the just life, stop worrying about the future (and other people's opinions) and learn the art of "Being Good." There's no need to stop growing spiritually after age 55.
Field Manual - Action Guides and Printable Reminders for the Fridge or Gym Bag
Field Manual - Action Guides and Printable Reminders for the Fridge or Gym Bag
Download the companion Field Manual For Lesson Three to track your progress, enlarge your spiritual life, and tackle your weekly challenges
Click the image above to download and print your Blueprint.
"What is your art? To be good." Meditations by Marcus Aurelius
"What is your art? To be good." Meditations by Marcus Aurelius
Written by a Roman Emperor and Philosopher, learn how to lead the just, simple, duty-filled life in this work that is as relevant today as it was nearly two thousand years ago.
Historical Background
Historical Background
Here's some history of Marcus and his times from Biographics. This piece moves pretty fast, but has some interesting tidbits about the Emperor.
"What is your art? To be good." Learn how, from Marcus Aurelius.
"What is your art? To be good." Learn how, from Marcus Aurelius.
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