The wise man is happy even when he is being tortured.
Epicurean philosophy
Often attributed, but the exact phrasing and primary source are elusive. This is a common Stoic idea, not typically Epicurean.
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"It is not what we have, but what we enjoy, that constitutes our abundance."
Controversial"He who has peace of mind has no need of wealth."
Shocking"Pleasure is the starting point and goal of living blessedly."
Strange & Unusual"The flesh cries out to not be hungry, thirsty, or cold. Anyone who has these things, and good hope of keeping them, might rival even Zeus in happiness."
Strange & Unusual"The knowledge of the celestial phenomena has no other end than to procure tranquility and firmness of mind."
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