Everything of Mine Is With Me | Seneca on Friendship - Moral Letter 9

If a wise person can be content alone, why seek friendship? Seneca answers by asking what a friend is for: someone to care for, stand beside in hardship, and follow even into exile. He closes with Stilbo's reply after losing his city: “Everything of mine is with me.” Subscribe to Inner Wisdom Awakening for illustrated readings of ancient philosophy. Chapters 00:00 The wise man and his friends 02:08 Friendship as a craft 03:48 Caring for a friend 05:29 Loyalty through hardship 07:00 Content with himself 08:36 Solitude and human connection 10:18 Stilbo loses his city 11:39 Wealth and happiness 12:40 The final test #Seneca #Stoicism #MoralLetters #Philosophy