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Publisher's Summary
Brought to you by Penguin.
This Penguin Classic is performed by Richard Armitage, star of Peter Jackson'sThe Hobbit trilogy and also known for his roles in Ocean's 8 and Spooks. This definitive recording is translated with notes by Martin Hammond and an introduction by Diskin Clay. Originally written only for his personal consumption, Marcus Aurelius's Meditations has become a key text in the understanding of Roman Stoic philosophy.
Written in Greek by an intellectual Roman emperor without any intention of publication, the Meditations of Marcus Aurelius offer a wide range of fascinating spiritual reflections and exercises developed as the leader struggled to understand himself and make sense of the universe. Spanning from doubt and despair to conviction and exaltation, they cover such diverse topics as the question of virtue, human rationality, the nature of the gods and Aurelius's own emotions. But while the Meditations were composed to provide personal consolation, in developing his beliefs Marcus also created one of the greatest of all works of philosophy: a series of wise and practical aphorisms that have been consulted and admired by statesmen, thinkers and ordinary readers for almost two thousand years.
Martin Hammond's new translation fully expresses the intimacy and eloquence of the original work, with detailed notes elucidating the text. This edition also includes an introduction by Diskin Clay, exploring the nature and development of the Meditations. Marcus Aelius Aurelius Antoninus (121-80) was adopted by the emperor Antoninus Pius and succeeded him in 161, (as joint emperor with adoptive brother Lucius Verus). He ruled alone from 169, and spent much of his reign in putting down various rebellions, and was a persecutor of Christians. His fame rest, above all, on his Meditations, a series of reflections, strongly influenced by Epictetus, which represent a Stoic outlook on life. He was succeeded by his natural son, thus ending the period of the adoptive emperors.
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- Mukesh Kumar
- 20-03-20
Richard Armitage is the cherry on the cake
Meditations is perhaps the most life changing book I have ever read. It has elevated my consciousness and enlightened me with consideration of my life and urged me to ask “why am i doing this”.
I wish everyone should read this book.
Because, Marcus Aurelius has written this from the perspective of a god.
Because to us, it’s a straight line. But to him, this life is a circle.
7 people found this helpful
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- Kunal B.
- 26-11-20
Need to listen multiple times to truly understand
Need to listen multiple times to truly understand the book. And to learn the virtues of the gentle man.
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- Vishal Shetty
- 26-05-20
not informative
i was struggling to keep up with the story and the info, its well difficult to understand the narrator
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- Sylvia
- 18-12-19
Profound Wisdom
Timeless words of Marcus Aurelius- as relevant in his times- the early decades of AD- is as of ours.
Richard Armitage is, as always, a joy to listen to! He brings depth of feeling to the performance. What a wonderful voice and diction!
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- Aniket.A
- 06-05-22
Brilliant
It's a great book. The narrator has done a great job. This was very enlightening.
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- Anonymous User
- 05-01-22
wisdom from ever for ever
the narration goes really well with the subject and tone.
for me personally I will need to listen to this many times to get it all. deep deep wisdom.
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- Rishab B.
- 04-07-21
best way to find your center
it's a classic for a reason. meditations has always helped me in difficult times and I'd recommend anyone to read this book. Richard armitage did justice to this.
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- Anonymous User
- 09-06-21
Amazing
An absolute Gem for anyone and everyone. with an amazing narration. hope you enjoy it as much as I did.
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- Master S.
- 11-05-21
Not Satisfied-no offence
I dislike because despite a good book, the audio isn’t quite understandable, hence I couldn’t listen whole an now need to exchange the book
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- Siddhartha
- 03-05-21
There's more to it...
It's a book one will find to change in it's appeal as one gets older. Therefore, the earlier you experience it, the true meaning of this adventure will allow itself to reveal. I say, go for it.
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- Nick
- 09-01-21
Lines cut to fit PC culture
This book is amazing but Audible cut lines to fit PC culture. Shameful really. Please check out the physical copy of the book to get all the content.
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- Yixiao
- 18-12-20
overall good but an interesting observation...
In the first chapter, the text ( as published by Penguine Classics translated by Martin Hammond) has " putting a stop to homosexual love of young men;" after "to reward impartially, giving everyone their due; experience of where to tighten, where to relax;"
It is deliberately skipped by the narrator. It does say a lot about the narrator. This political correctness BS that has gone so far that we are deliberately manipulating ancient texts.
Kinda scary.
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- Jon
- 21-10-19
Clear narration, excellent translation.
I originally bought the version by Nexus, but changed it as it was a bit of a struggle to understand it. The narrator of this Penguin version is an experienced actor (see the Penguin website for more info), and as a result the reading is clear and understandable, with the correct emphasis, breaks, etc. The translation is different from the popular Hays translation, with the emphasis of this edition seems to be to capture the eloquence of the emperor. The volume could be louder but otherwise superb.
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- Betsy Fowler
- 17-10-19
Penguin Audio of Meditations of Marcus Aurelius
This audiobook is evidently based on a modern edition of this work and it would be nice to know who created it. Richard Armitage's performance saves it from audio purgatory, as his energy and clarity (and ever-mellifluous voice) help to make abstruse sentences understandable. (The introduction however, despite his best efforts, is very hard going and not good material for an audiobook.) I would recommend listening twice to some chapters to pick up more of the meaning.
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- Katie Cselovszki
- 15-10-19
Enlightenment by Marcus A. Enjoyment by Richard A.
No better voice to bring the words of Marcus Aurelius to life that Richard Armitage.
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- Sarah Brabazon
- 06-12-19
I’ve often said I could listen to Richard Armitage narrate bus timetables.
I think listening to this work through is a very good first introduction to Marcus Aurelius’ meditations, but in order to actually meditate on them, I’ll need a paper copy to annotate and take extracts from. As a complete listening experience, it was not too different from listening to the wonderful voice of Richard Armitage read bus timetables, as thoughtworthy statement after statement piles up, until the whole feels like a parent haranguing their child... and then I’m reminded that these are the private thoughts of an emperor, and probably every word should be attended to. So, I’m off to find a copy in a bookshop, right after I listen to the introduction again.
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- Pamala Tomlinson
- 07-11-20
must read
everyone should read this. It was like remembering my purpose. If people only held these truths in today's time the world would be a better place
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- Anonymous User
- 11-10-20
Academic Commentary Not Needed
The Meditations themselves are very powerful, but the academic commentary in the introduction was not necessary. The commentary wasn't a waste of time, but you might consider skipping it to get straight to the good stuff.
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- LauSet
- 18-05-20
Could listen to this over and over
Great way to stay grounded and to maintain reason and perspective. The teachings of Marcus Aurelius really helps you to focus on your character and discipline. Fosters a sense of gratitude and personal ownership.
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- Evelyn
- 28-10-20
Absolutely excellent narration to a great work
This narration by Clay is one of the best, absolutely excellent control of pace and ease of listening.
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- Adrian
- 02-01-20
Not the Meditations, but a commentary thereof
I got this audiobook for my Dad, who's interested in stoicism, and wanted to hear an audio version of Marcus Aurelius's Meditations. As this had the prestigious Penguin name attached to it, I thought it would be good. Unfortunately, my Dad has listened to it, and says it's a commentary on the Meditations, NOT a reading of the actual Meditations. Get this one instead: https://www.audible.co.uk/pd/Meditations-Audiobook/B004IBT3S2
The reading is top-notch, and easy to understand. Pity it's not a reading of the Meditations.
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- bookylady
- 05-11-19
Ancient Wisdom Which Still Resonates
I feared this might be dry and dusty but I was amazed by how much of the wisdom/philosophy/thoughts of a Roman emperor still applies in today's world.
I kept stopping the recording to write things down and think about them. When I had finished I immediately bought a print copy so that I can more easily find some of the sections I found particularly relevant and helpful.
Try it - you might be surprised by it.
Great, sympathetic narration style by Richard Armitage.
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- Nick K.
- 23-09-21
Still relevent, even more important today
One to listen to/read multiple times to absorb all of its nuances and ideas. Helps put things into perspective during chaotic and frustrating times . The 1-star reviews are incorrect about it just being a commentary - that's only the beginning bit, like a short introduction and summary of its time and place in history. The rest is Marcus's full meditations, uninterrupted, and read brilliantly by Richard armatage 👍🏻
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- Phoenix
- 05-06-21
This has changed my outlook on life!
Marcus Aurelius is now one of the 5 people from history I'd invite to dinner. His view of the world is inspirational. I had no idea what expect from this. I only bought it because Richard Armitage reads everything beautifully and it didn't let me down. I will listen to this multiple times. I hope that I can take on some of his wisdom! Definitely recommend!!!
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- Amazon Customer
- 21-11-19
Phenomenal
Absolutely fantastic. Genius, insightful words from an inspirational life; talking of transcendance, nature and life, helping one to align with whatever power there may be and live a fulfilling life.
Simply amazing.
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- Anonymous User
- 14-04-21
Thank you Marcus Aurelius
This book has finally helped me find the strength within I've been searching for for years. We all have an inner city within us that we should cherish everyday. There in lies the passions of our true nature, answers we are looking for and the actions we need to take.
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- Amazon Customer
- 13-07-20
True wisdom
The book contains so much value that it is difficult to convey in a review. Written by a man that has led an empire through many wars, at the same time took the time to reflect on life and distill many valuable principles. What can be more true today? After reading this book, you see the grand picture of life and by doing so you understand that humankind has not progressed in the past 2000 years in our understanding of life itself.
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- Dave
- 28-01-23
Inspiring book
It really is unbelievable that this book was written in antiquity by a Roman emperor. There is so much good advice in there, and plenty to reflect on, it is also amazing that it was not published in his lifetime. This book gives an amazing insight into Marcus Aurelius's own philosophy, but also shines a light on classical philosophy of the time. It really is fascinating what knowledge was known in ancient Rome and Greece. If you took out classical references such as Zeus, and you read it, you could easily believe that it had been written in modern times.
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- William
- 12-10-22
I would’ve paid £30
I listen to this weekly, it’s an excellent tool for inner reflection and inspires my motivation
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- tomasz sliwa
- 23-09-22
everyone should read this book
just read it, it will hange your life and the way you see the world around you.
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- Yasmine Sander
- 02-10-19
an unexpected and memorable Book!
It's a wonderful book! I somehow expected a nearly poetic take on how Marcus Aurelius experienced his life and I was in for an unexpected but very inspirational surprise. the introduction gives us a unique insight into the ara and How the author was regarded. you get a list of his titles he held; even more surprising that he was such a thoughtful and humble Man, who considered the mastery of philosophy the ultimate achievement. and then compare his insights, his meditations, to our current knowledge of Quantum Physics and Universal Laws: he speaks about that Nature is in order, in balance and that it's our souls who create disorder. he speaks about that we are all created from one source and therefore are all connected. we do have proof now that this is true. and his meditations give down-to-earth, simple and effective guidance to a happy life. and the narration of Richard Armitage is a perfect match! his calm, clear and yet passionate voice does wonderfully highlight the depth and wisdom of those meditations. I highly recommend this audible book. It's one I do and will listen to again and again!
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- Nikkita
- 30-05-20
Bad recording
Regular fade-ins ruin the audio and cut out important words. It is disruptive to listening.
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- Anonymous User
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Eye opening guide to tapping into a deep state of mind
The only thing that we really own in this lifetime is our minds and the present moment.
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- Balaji Jallipalli
- 04-01-23
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Beautiful book.
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- Shawn Delaney
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Wisdom for LIFE
I absolutely LOVED this reading of Marcus's meditations, and I am left wishing there was MORE.
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- LW
- 28-01-22
Life changing
You don’t just get the meditations, this is a history lesson, and philosophy lesson - essentially a “way in” to understanding the meaning behind the words. Highly recommend!