Meditations
W**N
Good read!
Absolutely love this. Helps me everyday before meditating.
J**E
A fantastic book for anyone interested in the thoughts of a great philosopher.
As someone who has been a voracious reader and lifetime learner for more than 7 decades my passions have ranged from the sciences to the esoteric, from the great ancient literature to the philosophic classics and beyond. My Interest in great minds has led me from the Greek philosophers Plato, and Aristotle to one of the most famous and enduring thinkers and philosophers in the history of our civilizations Marcus Aurelius.This is why when I saw this 208-page book while browsing on Amazon (Meditations by Marcus Aurelius) I decided to purchase it even though I had read this book more than 40 years ago. This book is organized into twelve parts dealing with a wide range of topics. In the past, I recall having some trouble understanding some of his commentary about life, death and so many other issues; however, I really enjoyed rereading the thoughts of this great thinker.If you love philosophy and ideas of great ancient masters this is a gook you might want to consider reading. I loved it.Rating: 5 Stars. Joseph J. Truncale (Author: Never trust a politician: A critical essay on politics and politicians).
A**R
Good selection of meditative thoughts
This is a nice little collection of MA’s thought, mostly from his later years. A good bedside little book to give you pause as you prepare for sleep. The translation is good, but sometimes quite literal, so stopping short of 5star, but still a good buy.
J**Y
good product
Book was quick shipped and arrived timely.
F**Y
Classic
Great read!
A**P
A very well-written translation.
There are so many available translations, done in many "styles." This iteration is quite well done.
S**V
Insightful
Really enjoying the insights and life lessons in this book.
J**K
Not a great translation
I bought this book to give to friends because I enjoyed my copy Marcus Aurelius so much… However, this translation has unnecessary translated into Shakespearean old English… You don’t need to say “thou”, say “you”. I would look for a more contemporary version. I understand if “old English” was the original language,… But it was not, so the translation is unnecessarily less accessible.
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