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“Eat like a human being, drink like a human being, dress up, marry, have children, get politically active—suffer abuse, bear with a headstrong brother, father, son, neighbor, or companion. Show us these things so we can see that you truly have learned from the philosophers.” —EPICTETUS, DISCOURSES, 3.21.5–6

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The lukewarm have never achieved anything. You can't get what you want unless you become obsessed with it. Unless there is a fire inside that continually pushes you.

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memento mori
memento mori

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We must return. To our roots. To what was lost. To the honor we once knew. The journey begins again.
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We must return. To our roots. To what was lost. To the honor we once knew. The journey begins again.

Get up and get after it. No one’s going to do it for you. Your goals, your grind, your greatness. The time is now, make it happen.

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A person of a special type cannot feel himself a part of modern society, since it is devoid of any form, since it has not onl
A person of a special type cannot feel himself a part of modern society, since it is devoid of any form, since it has not only sunk to the level of purely material economic and physical values, but does not even want to notice the existence of other levels.ThuleanThumosWhiteRenaissance

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Thank you to W2R and Rob Rundo for bringing the 3.0 lifestyle to the US @nvdevrilcvlt 🐚🎶

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𝐾𝑟𝑎 𝑘𝑎 (1862), by the Swedish artist Mårten Eskil Winge (1825 - 1896). Oil on canvas. National Museum of Fine Arts, Stoc
𝐾𝑟𝑎 𝑘𝑎 (1862), by the Swedish artist Mårten Eskil Winge (1825 - 1896). Oil on canvas. National Museum of Fine Arts, Stockholm, Sweden.

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Recognizing beauty as a reflection of lifestyle and ideals, the Greeks cultivated an aristocracy of the best—only they could
Recognizing beauty as a reflection of lifestyle and ideals, the Greeks cultivated an aristocracy of the best—only they could safeguard the city-state in wartimes

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Ancient Greece was and is a muse because of her celebration of beauty and her march towards it without fear.
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Ancient Greece was and is a muse because of her celebration of beauty and her march towards it without fear.