The person who has practiced philosophy as a cure for the self becomes great of soul, filled with confidence, invincible-and greater as you draw near. SENECA, MORAL LETTERS, 111.2
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In the pursuit of philosophy, one engages in deep self-examination and learns to overcome personal struggles. This practice not only fosters a sense of inner strength but also cultivates a noble character. As individuals delve deeper into philosophical thought, they become more resilient and self-assured, gaining a greater capacity to face life's challenges.
The transformative effect of philosophy enriches the individual, promoting confidence and an invincible spirit. As one engages with...
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