Philosophies of Meditations by Marcus Aurelius

Marcus Aurelius Even today, Marcus Aurelius' s meditation is being read in every class, from the king to the ordinary people. This book is a universal classic, anyone can associate it at any time. The philosophy contained in his book has spanned for centuries, and meditation remains in one of the most influential books. Marcus Aurelius was a royal family and was born on April 20, 121. His uncle and his adopted father Anthony Uspius was Roman emperor. Aurelius is also trained from birth, just like his father's great ruler.

As part of the preface, meditation is a collection of personal memos Marcus Aurelius wrote to himself in the last 12 years of his life. It is strongly influenced by Stoic's philosophy, but it is often integrated with other Hellenistic thought schools. Marx Aurelius himself, during the war and the civil war, was regarded as the last person among the five great emperors in Rome between the years 161 and 180 years. In order to seize the depth of his virtue, it is important to understand the seriousness of his position at that time. He can do anything if he wishes literally, but he insists on his own idea. The last 12 years of his life is far from smooth, and you can see the weight on his shoulder - understanding that death is approaching. So what can we learn from the king of this philosopher?

Marcus Aurelius is considered a typical example of Plato's philosophical champion - a nobility self-conscious leader. Meditation is not a book, but a series of thoughts. When he wrote a book, Aurelius was Roman Emperor, the most powerful person in the world. He wants to record how to live a good life with his lessons. This is eternal. Psychology students were sent to concentration camps during the Second World War. This is the story that he observed. A grievous, irritating, but always insightful, attractive explanation of the concepts of mankind and meaning. Frank divided that book into two parts: his experience and his theory of psychology. This is a convenient point of view.

Marcus Aurelius's recent fame comes from his depiction at the Ridley Scott movie "Gladiator" by actor Richard Harris playing its part. Still, it was Marcus Aurelius' s meditation that gave him eternal life. Among them, he respects the great influence in his life and puts out an eternal statement in the philosophy of patience. Most historians believe that Marcus Aurelius wrote meditation in a campaign against the Germans of Empire Danube. His strict treatment of Christians hurt his reputation, but at that time there were no divisions between the church and the state, Christians' accusations against Roman gods is equal to treason. Rome was punished