Dear Classical Wisdom Reader,

What if we’re wrong?

So much of the modern world is centered around avoiding anxiety, or really, any unpleasant experience… but what if this was the wrong approach?

To the ancients, anxeity could prove a fruitful source of insight and revelation.

If you want to know more, don’t miss out on our next webinar, The Philosophy of Anxiety, which is on Wednesday March 6th at NOON EST.

Anya will be joined by a panel of experts, including Michael Fontaine, Professor of Classics at Cornell University, Samir Chopra, professor emeritus of philosophy at Brooklyn College, and Katherine D. Van Schaik, Vanderbilt physician and Assistant Professor of Classics at Vanderbilt University.

They’ll be discussing how the ancients approached anxiety… and what we can learn from them.

You can register for that HERE.

If you can’t make it on the day, simply register and you will be sent a recording afterwards.

We’re also giving away three copies of Samir Chopra's new book, "Anxiety: A Philosophical Guide". Register to be in with a chance of winning! (US only)

Now, check out the week’s resources below, including a special look for Members at the practice of exile in the ancient world.

Discover the crucial role it played, and how some of Rome’s most celebrated names came to be exiles…

Classical KIDS

That’s it for this week!

All the best,

Sean Kelly

Managing Editor

Classical Wisdom