Book
Seneca•20 chapters•45 pages•c. 42–43 AD
Consolation to Helvia is a philosophical letter Seneca wrote to his mother while in exile. He reframes separation and hardship through Stoic reasoning, arguing that suffering lies not in events themselves but in our judgments about them. The work highlights inner freedom, simplicity, and the resilience of the mind in the face of external adversity.
20 chapters