The Slave Who Taught Emperors: How Epictetus Mastered Freedom in Chains
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The Slave Who Taught Emperors: How Epictetus Mastered Freedom in Chains
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Rome, 55 AD. A slave named Epictetus had his leg deliberately broken by his master for amusement. He calmly predicted it would snap before it did. That moment of clarity under brutal circumstances would give birth to a philosophy that survived for 2,000 years.This is the story of how a crippled slave became the teacher of emperors and discovered the framework for inner freedom that still works today.WHAT YOU'LL DISCOVER:• The Physics of Being framework: how consciousness operates like light• Epictetus' journey from slavery under Nero to teaching Marcus Aurelius• The moment his leg was broken and what he realized• How he divided existence into two categories that changed everything• Why his master is only remembered because of him• How this ancient framework applies to modern life