By my faith in logos, my trust in phusis and my hope of eudaimonia, may I gain the courage to face the world and its visicitudes.
Through acting virtuously, towards virtuous ends, for virtue's sake, may I be granted the serenity of knowing that I am in the right place, at the right time, doing the right thing.
As I subject appearances to hesitation, acts to reservation, and practice to examination, may I receive the wisdom upon which to build my days.
Life is long, if you know how to live it. (Seneca) That is the goal, and the secret. This is my space for trying to figure out 'how to live it'.
Thursday, June 11, 2009
The Prayer of the Stoic
In a follow up post, Peter described my response as a Prayer. Inspired by that, I have adjusted the post to be read as such, to accompany my morning prayers.
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