-How well do we know the thoughts of the Ancient Classics?

-Is it meaningful and valuable for our own lives to learn about them?

-Will it help us change and see things from a different perspective, becoming better within ourselves and better citizens?

If the value of life is finding and glorifying its meaning, this book –and all the others that will follow in this series– serves as a spotlight, casting ample light on our internal shadows and our collective darkness.

It illuminates in a simple, understandable, and entertaining way unseen aspects of our individual existence and our national life, forcing us to rethink everything from the beginning: who we are, why it is worth living, what path leads to inner harmony, and what it means to be a responsible and just citizen.

If by the end you feel that something within you has changed and that you are starting to think differently, the book will have fully achieved its goal. Its sole purpose is to make us recognize the treasure of ancient classical literature and to realize that the thoughts of the classics are not an academic relic but something extraordinarily alive and fertile.

This thought transcends life as a mere biological event and elevates it to its deeper meaning, the discovery of which leads to eudaimonia.