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Topic	What sort of books should someone read to become a complete human being?
Pitlord_Special 01/31/18 10:39:25 PM #30:	Dash_Harber posted... Pitlord_Special posted... Diabetics: The Modern Science of Mental Health As a diabetic with mental health issues, I approve! yea punched that in my phone this morning and it did me the favor of 'correcting' Dianetics and didn't come back to check it until the edit window was closed Anyways, now I have to make a serious contribution The already mentioned Meditations by Marcus Aurelius is worth checking out and not very long or hard to get through Epictetus's Discourses are also worth reading if you want a more in depth look at Stoic philosophy past Meditations More modern works I found enlightening would be The Brothers Karamazov by Fyodor Dostoevsky, and Dune by Frank Herbert <cite>Pitlord_Special posted [p:895216191] in What sort ... [t:76264011]...</cite> <quote><cite>Dash_Harber posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Pitlord_Special posted...</cite> <quote>Diabetics: The Modern Science of Mental Health</quote> As a diabetic with mental health issues, I approve!</quote> yea punched that in my phone this morning and it did me the favor of 'correcting' Dianetics and didn't come back to check it until the edit window was closed Anyways, now I have to make a serious contribution The already mentioned Meditations by Marcus Aurelius is worth checking out and not very long or hard to get through Epictetus's Discourses are also worth reading if you want a more in depth look at Stoic philosophy past Meditations More modern works I found enlightening would be The Brothers Karamazov by Fyodor Dostoevsky, and Dune by Frank Herbert</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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