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 never step in the same river twice the
river changes and we change right when
you pick up a book for the first time
then a second time and a third time
maybe even the 100th time each time you
get something different out of it I
think so often we get a book we read it
once we go I got it right but that's not
how it works stoicism is this topic
you're supposed to return to over and
over and over again I put a lot of miles
on my copies of meditations over the
years covers falling off there's
different highlighters and pens and
folded like almost every page at this
point
as I've returned to these passages so
many times like now almost everything in
it is marked up so one of the things
I've been doing recently is rereading it
on a fresh copy and I have a really
special fresh copy this is my
leather-bound Edition that I actually
had made which you can buy at
dailystoke.com meditations I'm returning
to meditations now with fresh eyes you
can see all the notes that I have in
here all these things have been hitting
me in a new place in a new way because
the book of staying it's the same
translation
the format's a little bit different the
font size is a little bit different the
moment in time is different my
experiences are different the lessons
are the same but the lessons that I need
are different so meditations has to be a
book that you return to over and over
again one you can't be satisfied just
getting the gist of it has to be a daily
practice and ongoing practice something
you return to over and over and over
again this new one the the leather bound
Edition I think could last you your
whole life I'm really proud of this it's
it's so awesome and on the back it has I
think a wonderful encapsulation of
meditations
concentrate on what you have to do fix
your eyes on it remind yourself that
your task is to be a good human being
remind yourself what nature demands of
people then do it without hesitation
speak the truth as you see it but with
kindness with humility without hypocrisy
that's the journey I think meditations
is trying to get us all towards one that
each time we pick up the book we get a
little bit closer towards I'm really
really proud of this you can check it
out it's got awesome new illustrations
on each of the 12 books it's got Gilt
Edge Pages it's high quality leather
Marcus's face on the front I think
you're really going to like this and
then at the back I wrote a biography of
Marcus that I think everyone should read
so check out the new book dailystill.com
meditations or get it anywhere books are
sold including my bookstore the painted
porch in my office I have all sorts of
reminders of Marcus I have the print I
have this bust of him this is a bust I
have for Marcus Aurelius from the 1840s
I have a painting of Marcus that someone
did for me when Marcus says at the
beginning of meditations that nothing is
so inspiring as seeing the virtues
embodied in the people around us I think
this is also true in in how you decorate
your space your house your office
whatever find philosophical embodiments
of these ideas things that remind you
when I look at those things it's just
this little sort of subconscious
reminder of who I want to be how I want
to live I'm looking at the virtues being
embodied around me and that keeps me on
the straight and narrow in writing the
daily story I got to parse
exact word choice of Marcus in ways that
I probably ordinarily wouldn't have one
of the passages that really struck me
the first time I read meditations but he
says how trivial the things we want so
passionately are and I don't know I
guess I was struck by like the idea that
we want so passionately are I thought
that was a beautiful expression it was
actually in the midst of translating it
and seeing it from a different
perspective I realized he's saying how
trivial the things we want so badly are
I think there's something to be said
about reading and re-reading where
almost like a talmudic scholar you're
debating what does this word mean or
that me word mean or what about this or
what about this meaning just there just
is something about diving super deep
sometimes The Superficial the first take
you take is the one that hits you and
sometimes it's the 50th take where you
finally get it or you get it on a level
that you wouldn't have gotten before I
remember when you're translating Mark
surrealist for daily stoic there's a
passage where Marcus really says stop
your whining stop this miserable whining
monkey life I remember editor said a
monkeying around is this expression
Marcus could possibly use what Marcus
Aurelius have even seen or known what a
monkey was and it turns out yes in fact
common has probably killed one in the
Coliseum he's a psychopath just the more
you play and dig into the language the
more you understand and this is why
reading and re-reading is so important
you just never know behind every word
behind every word choice it's like a
whole other room to explore it would
have been my third or fourth reading the
Marcus realist that I caught this line
that says you could leave life right now
let that determine what you do and say
and think this the stoic idea of memento
more it's not that you will die tomorrow
and you should try heroin or go to an
orgy it's that you never know when life
is going to end and so you can't take it
for granted you cannot take it for
granted another one that I didn't get at
first Marx realis is is saying to avoid
imperialization he says that indelible
stain and I didn't really know what he
meant by imperialization and that's when
I saw it in another translation I
realized what he's talking about is
imperialization like imperial system of