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塞内卡《塞内卡道德书简》· Seneca's Morals · 认知 · 健康 · 心性 · 哲学

Provided that we look to our consciences, no matter for opinion: let me deserve well, though I hear ill. The common people take stomach and audacity for the marks of magnanimity and honor; and if a man be soft and modest, they look upon him as an easy fop; but when they come once to observe the dignity of his mind in the equality and firmness of his actions; and that his external quiet is founded upon an internal peace, the very same people who have him in esteem and admiration; for there is no man but approves of virtue, though but few pursue it; we see where it is, but we dare not venture to come at it: and the reason is, we overvalue that which we must quit to obtain it.

出处: https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/56075
定位:Excerpt 7 · 核对日期:2026-10-19 · 核验:短摘录

白话

只要我们问心无愧,就不必在乎别人的看法;让我配得上好名声,即使听到恶评。普通人把胆量和傲慢当作宽宏大量和荣誉的标志;如果一个人温和谦逊,他们就觉得他是个软蛋。但一旦他们观察到一个人行动一致而坚定,显出心灵的尊严,并且外在的平静源于内在的安宁,那些原本轻视他的人也会转而尊敬和钦佩他。因为没有人不认可美德,只是很少有人去追求;我们看见美德在哪里,却不敢冒险去接近它,原因是我们太看重为了得到它必须放弃的东西。

上下文

塞内加是古罗马斯多葛派哲学家,他讨论公众意见与内在美德之间的冲突,鼓励人追求真正的善。

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今日一问

我是否因为害怕别人的看法,而不敢去做一件自己认为正确的事?今天我可以迈出哪一步?

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