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 what is my vocations is to be a good
person that's the job at the end of the
day to be a good person to do good
things to make a positive difference in
the world for yourself and the people
around you in book 537 marks really says
I was a fortunate man but at some point
Fortune abandoned me we can imagine Mark
is saying this after the plague after
he's burying another child maybe after
he hears again that perhaps his wife is
cheating on him maybe his health has
failed him again and he catches himself
again this is what he's doing the
meditations he's constantly catching
himself but true Good Fortune is what
you make for yourself good fortune he
says is good character good intentions
and good actions and I just I love that
idea so much right it wasn't what was
happening to him in the outside Fortune
wasn't this external thing good fortune
feeling good being good this was
something that was up to him that was in
inside him and the choices that he made
and the actions that he took I was
saying before that one of the things
Marcus does in meditations is he quotes
from playwrights or bits of lines from
the theater that particularly struck him
one of my favorites this is a lost line
from the poet euripides he says and why
should we be angry at the world as if
the world would notice we don't know
what this play is from we don't know the
larger context but it's such a great
stoic life getting angry being pissed
off being resentful being bitter the
world doesn't care it is indifferent to
you and I all we can try to do is to say
is maintain that goodness preserve our
character focus on how we respond one
thing Marcus doesn't talk a lot about in
meditations is happiness or a joy but I
think that goes back to the idea that he
wasn't talking about things that he
didn't need help with he's not having to
remind himself that jokes are funny that
sex feels good in fact he's finding
himself the opposite that sex might feel
good in the moment but it can cause
regrets complications or problems later
on he's remind finding himself for the
things that he needs the most help with
nice fancy bed is better than a hard
uncomfortable one he doesn't need a
reminder of that right so meditations is
Marcus it really is talking about the
things that are important but we should
not take that Omission as meaning
anything more than that the stoics were
happy The Stokes had Joy the stoics love
and we know Marcus did these things
Stokes were just like us Marcus had some
sense of what human flourishing or
happiness was that's just not what he
was talking the most about in
meditations I think the passage that hit
me most from meditations is book five
Marcus really talks about struggling to
get out of bed in the morning he's just
like you and I and he's saying ah but
it's so nice here under the covers and
he says but are you meant to feel nice
to huddle under the covers and be warm
no he said you were meant to do the work
of a human being you gotta get up you
gotta get after it and when I read that
in college for the first time it hit me
so much I taped it up my wall I've been
thinking about it ever since my friend
Stephen pressfield talks about the
resistance the thing that gets in
between us and what we want to to do he
says nobody says I'm never gonna write
my Symphony he says I'm going to do it
tomorrow Marx really struggles with the
resistance too like all of us he says
you could be good today instead you
choose tomorrow we put it off actually
Seneca says something similar says the
one thing fools all have in common is
that they're always getting ready to
begin the point for Marcus was that you
do it now not later you do it now the
stoics believed in this idea of
sympathia that there was this whole this
Collective we're in Marcus Ramirez talks
about the common good dozens and dozens
of times in meditation he believed that
yeah he was a Roman and yes he was the
head of the Roman Empire but all human
beings were connected that all human
beings shared in Affinity in a
relationship and an obligation to each
other in book 654 he says what injures
The Hive injures the B what's bad for
the hive is bad for the bee what's bad
for the B is bad for the hype and this
was a time of such immense cruelty and
selfishness and indifference to what was
happening elsewhere and Marcus Lewis is
saying no your job as a a human being is
to care about other human beings not
just the ones immediately nearest to you
or related to you but ones you'll never
know ones you'll never meet ones who
have never even been born stoicism does
not make you a sociopath if anything it
makes you care more about more people we
don't know a lot about the policies that
Marcus enacts we know of a couple one he
passes a law that makes life easier for
slaves and protections for them and then
another he he demands that the
Gladiators be given wooden swords to
practice and fight with take a very
dangerous fatal Sport and make it not so
dangerous I like this idea of stoicism
being at least in part about standing up
for the little guy one of the things he
learns from the stoics is this idea of a
Society of equals of equal laws of a
ruler who protects the rights of their
subjects I just love the idea that in
Mark's talking about that in theory and
then he is in a position to do something
about it and he does not enough none of
us do enough that's there's a reminder
there too you know he reads Epictetus he
sees the Brilliance of this slave who
becomes a philosopher and yeah he makes
the life easier for slaves but he never
questions the institution of slavery
itself but I do generally like the idea
that Marcus did his best to practice
what he preached in book five Mark
struis talks about the proper role of
philosophy in life he says it's not as
your instructor he says it's as kind of