Marcus Aurelius. Alone (№ 96040)

To philosophize is to protect the inner genius of reproach and blemish, to ensure that he was above the pleasures and pains that it was not in his actions, nor folly, no deception, no hypocrisy, not to touch it, doing or not doing something his neighbor, to everything and given him an inheritance he looked like stemming out from where came forth himself, and most importantly - that he was meekly waiting for death, as a simple expansion of those elements that have created every living thing. But if the elements there's nothing wrong with their continuous transition into each other, where reason to fear anyone of their total change and decay? Because the latter, according to the nature, and the fact that, according to the nature, can't be bad.