Stoicism For Life - The Philosophy of Musonius Rufus (Stoic Quotes)
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- This video is a collection of quotes from Gaius Musonius Rufus, a Stoic philosopher who taught philosophy in Rome during the reign of Emperor Nero, during which time he was sent into exile.
Rufus is know for being the teacher of one of history's greatest philosophers of Stoicism; Epictetus.
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Aristotle wasn't a stoic, but what do you think about his approach to living a good life?
I think in general most philosophers have benefit in their teachings, I also think that the best philosophy for life comes from learning from as many schools of thought as possible and picking out the lessons that work for you as an individual. This will be different for everyone 👍
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I love Musonius Rufus. Obviously he was a great teacher. Look at the result: Epictetus. It's a shame he's neglected. He explains things very well and is unique. He adds that extra piece of wisdom to Stoicism we need
I love him too, I think he deserves more credit than he gets
“Those Who Do Not Understand True Pain Can Never Understand True Peace.”
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I very much like the Stoic philosophy of Rufus, as actually I myself am living according to his principles and I'm very happy with my way of living.
"Rufus advocated a commitment to live for virtue, not pleasure, since virtue saves us from the mistakes that ruin life. He also called for austere personal habits, including the simplest vegetarian diet, and minimal, inexpensive garments and footwear, in order to achieve a good, sturdy life in accord with the principles of Stoicism. He believed that philosophy must be studied not to cultivate brilliance in arguments or an excessive cleverness, but to develop good character, a sound mind, and a tough, healthy body." (source: Internet Encyclopedia of Philospohy).
I particularly like the quote in this video "Virtue is brotherly love.... and concern for the welfare of our neighbour." My firm belief is that by living a humble live we automatically contribute to the welfare of all, as we protect nature. If everybody lived according to Stoicism, we had no climate catastrophe.
I agree, I really like Rufus' take on Stoicism
Great to hear quotes from one of the less spoken about stoics!
I love Rufus' philosophy. He was Epictetus' teacher and there's a lot of cross over between the two Stoics
“If you accomplish something good with hard word, the labour passes quickly, but the good endures.” Musonius Rufus
With everything happening around the world at present, a stoical approach can give us a framework to keep going.
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*That One Should Disdain Hardships - The Teachings of a Roman Stoic Musonius Rufus*.
Translated by Cora E Lutz with an Introduction by Gretchen Reydams-Schils, Yale University Press 2020.
Our human flourishing is always distinguished and there is an indivisible association between our interest in ourselves and virtue. The virtuous person continuously uses practical wisdom in the pursuit of the good life. We desire and need to gain a knowledge of virtue in order to become virtuous, moral and content.
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0:46 Chosing to die well is underestimated nowadays
I really enjoyed this video, Epictetus must learned so much from Rufus.
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I like his philosophy in general. There are some great concepts that can be taken from him and applied to modern day life, however some of his philosophy I feel is too militant and strict to be widely practical for most people.
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