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remarkable that he's even at that level
talking about simplification he's
talking about modesty talking about
restraint it's a beautiful thing and a
very rare thing to be sure in
meditations Mark cerealis is constantly
pointing out how few people remember the
Emperors who came before him who
remembers the name of vespasid who
remembers this person from Hadrian's
court or that one all these names are
forgotten but he's saying this to remind
himself that one day the name Marcus
Aurelius will sound unfamiliar indeed
for hundreds of years it was I mean how
many people even watching this video so
know much more about Marcus Aurelius
than than he was the old guy in the
movie Gladiator right even the most
famous person in the world the person
they carved statues out of stone from
his name was emblazoned on building so
few people know of him today and that
should be a humbling reminder for all of
us in Gregory Hayes's introduction of
meditations he says there's an American
president who re-reads Marcus Aurelius
every single year some research turned
up he was talking then about President
Bill Clinton now obviously Bill Clinton
did not get truly the message of
meditations but I think the point is how
much better off would we be if every
leader every person in a position of
power was familiar with Marcus Aurelius
because he was there he had that job he
had that job times a thousand and he
knew what he had to strive to do he knew
what you had to try to your hardest not
to do he knew what you had to be to be
great and I think it's important that
it's not just reading it once again it's
the idea of re-reading it every year so
not just hey wouldn't it be nice if
every president if every world leader
read and re-read meditations every year
we don't control that
but would you learn what would you take
out of it each and every time I know
that I've taken something new out of it
each time I've picked up this book as I
have now for almost 15 years every time
you dip into Marcus you take something
new out of it and that's why Bill
Clinton was rereading it every year and
that's why every leader every parent
every person should do the same I have
some really old copies of meditations
too that people have given me some of
the so old the covers are falling off
I'm even scared to pull the pages apart
for hundreds hundreds of years old and I
think one stoic exercise you can almost
imagine Marcus doing it and I think
about it now even when I hold my newish
copies versus my oldish copies think
about who the person was that held this
book 100 years ago 200 years ago think
about the translation that this
translation is a translation of is a
translation of is a translation of and
you start to get far back pretty fast
and you wonder where those people are
they're gone they're gone forever just
as someday will be gone forever and
maybe someone will get your used copy at
a Library sale or a garage sale or it'll
be passed down your kids their kids
their kids none of us are here forever
and in a lot of different places in
meditations Marcus meditates on how
these old familiar names are no longer
so familiar and these people who were
once powerful and super well known
nobody knows who they are think about
all the famous people that have owned
meditations they're nowhere as you and I
will someday be the one prophecy that
never fails as they say and Marcus knows
that for all his power for all his Fame
for all his Brilliance he's not an
exception to that rule his memory might
live on forever but he knows posture is
Fame is it really worth anything she
says you know focus on what you can now
be present you're not exempt from
anything you're a regular person
eventually you'll find yourself on your
deathbed and it may well be sooner than
you would like it to be in such is life
one of my favorite passages in
meditations Marcus Lewis talks about
washing off the dust of Earthly life I
think studying philosophy is a way to do
that going for a walk is a way to do
that the Romans would have done that in
the bath house we can imagine Marcus
after a day of hearing cases or or
meetings he would have been dirty
literally and figuratively and he would
have walked to a bath house a gymnasium
and he would have cleaned himself there
he would have gotten in a cold plunge or
a thermal pool in fact at a Quinn come
where Marcus writes a chunk of
meditations you can step in one of those
pools it's still running today there's
something beautiful and Timeless about
that and I think very practical about
the reminder of washing off the dust of
Earthly life literally and
metaphorically it was funny I was going
through my copy of meditations many
years ago and I found inside a receipt
it was for borders in Riverside
California stored as an exist anymore
and then I realized it wasn't my name my
credit card on the receipt it was my
wife's and I realized that shortly after
my wife and I had met I've just read
meditations and she went and bought that
copies that was something we shared and
talked about and this copy is still
there with us I'll show you a picture of
it but Marcus realis himself is changed
by a book recommendation his philosophy
teacher rusticus gives him a copy of
Epictetus and they bond over it books
can change our lives they can connect us
with other people they can be with us
for years decades I think there's
something to be said in meditations but
then also in my copy of meditation about
the singular power of a book to bring
people together there's immense amount
of
troll or influence of the translator has
or how they choose to use this work or
that word and that can you know world of