On happiness and the brevity of life

Author's name: Mona Bin Ali

The most famous philosopher, Seneca, presents in his book a number of developmental tips that target...

Helping the reader to understand the true meaning of life.

In his book, “On Happiness and the Shortness of Life,” Seneca gives us his recipe for feeling that our lives are…

Longer, and reveals to us the direct and indirect reasons that make most people

They think their life is short.

It also discusses the role of the mind in prolonging life or speeding it up.

Through this unique work, he confirms that this super machine known as

The mind is what determines whether we have a long or short period of time because time

He is flexible by nature and this is his deep philosophical secret.

Seneca also takes us through his masterpiece to the cities of happiness and urges us to sit down.

Beside those who are happy, to make us see them up close, and to whisper in our ears that happiness

It is not a random matter that depends on good luck, but rather it depends mainly on the person’s decision.

And his free will, everyone who became happy had made his decision to be so despite everything

Surrounds it.

In his book, "On Happiness and the Shortness of Life," Seneca explains the most prominent of these fears that besiege

Man since the beginning of creation and how he can overcome and transcend them to live in a permanent state of mental peace.

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This book topped the best-selling books list and received praise from critics and audiences.

It is one of the most recommended books by academics and university professors.

It was translated into Arabic for the first time, as the rest of Seneca's works were translated into Arabic and achieved best sales.

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About the writer Lucius Annaeus Seneca, also known as Seneca, philosopher and orator

A Roman playwright who wrote his works in Latin. He was born in Córdoba, Spain.

He died near Rome. He is called Seneca the Philosopher or the Younger to distinguish him from his father.

The famous orator. Seneca was one of the most prominent Roman intellectuals in the mid-first century AD.