Don’t waste the rest of your time here worrying about other people - unless it affects the common good.
The Daily Sage
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Embrace the present moment, accept what you cannot change, and focus on your inner virtues.
Amidst life's storms, find virtue's anchor. In each challenge, sculpt resilience. Let wisdom guide, and gratitude be your compass.
You boarded, you set sail, you’ve made the passage, time to disembark. Reminds us to make the most of your time here.
In the completion of a to-do list, we find not just the satisfaction of tasks accomplished, but a testament to disciplined action.
Perfection is not the goal, but rather the pursuit of virtue. Embrace your imperfections as stepping stones toward wisdom and growth. The path to excellence lies in acknowledging our flaws, learning from them, and striving, with unwavering determination, to embody the principles of virtue each day.
Anyone with a feeling for nature will find it gives pleasure.
We need to hurry.
Meditations - Book III, Verse 1 - m. aurelius 
Meditations - Book II, Verse 17 - m. aurelius
Then what can guide us? 
The human soul degrades itself when it turns its back on or sets out to do harm to another person.
Everything is just an impression. Your response is what matters.
Relaxation is the pause in life's symphony, a moment to recharge and gather strength. We find not idleness but a mindful retreat, where the soul rejuvenates, ready to face the world's challenges with greater resilience and wisdom.
Health, a precious gift, is to be cherished but not overly attached to. It is the well-being of the soul that truly matters, for in adversity or illness, the wise find strength and virtue. Let good health be a vessel for virtuous living.
You cannot lose another life than the one you’re living now, or live another one than the one you’re losing now. The present is the same for everyone.
Stop investigating the people around you. Turn your attention inward. It will bring less turmoil and more satisfaction to your life.
Memories, people, objects, ideas - all of them vanish in time. Look at dying in the abstract and break down your imaginary ideas of it by logical analysis. You realize that it’s nothing but a process of nature and nothing to be afraid of.
You could leave life right now. Let that determine what you do and say and think.
In the stillness of waiting, we find the strength to endure life's trials and the wisdom to recognize the right moment for action. Embrace patience as the steady hand that guides you through the storms, and let it be your companion on the path to tranquility and virtue.
Dichotomy of control reminds us to?
Wrongdoings committed out of desire are worse than wrongdoings committed out of anger. Both should be avoided.
We have control over our actions, words, and choices. No external force should prevent us from our own nature and the nature of the universe. We are all part of the whole.