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Welcome to the Daily Stood Podcast where each day we bring you a passage of ancient wisdom

designed to help you find strength, insight and wisdom every day life.

Each one of these passages is based on the 2000 year old philosophy that has guided some

of history's greatest men and women.

Have a near death experience every morning.

Seneca nearly died in his early 20s.

He had always struggled with a long condition, but moving from rural Spain to the congested

polluted city of Rome caused some kind of flare up.

It was so painfully said he had the impulse to end his life.

Seneca never fully recovered the flare up never unflayered, never died down or faded away.

He said that he lived in a state of a sort of continued last gas.

All the physician could do was tell him to get really good practicing how to die.

Now there's nothing that puts life in perspective like a near death experience.

There's also nothing it could be argued that has produced better art.

Montaine had a near death experience.

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