Seneca: Über die Kunst des Sterbens: Alte Weisheiten für ein erfülltes Lebensende

It's fascinating how this ancient text feels surprisingly relevant today. I wonder what motivated the author to frame it as advice rather than just philosophy.

Seneca's perspective on embracing mortality is powerful, but I’m curious whether others felt peace or discomfort reading his approach.

Knowing he wrote during Roman times adds layers to his guidance. Does this make his teachings more universal or tied to his era?