For those of you familiar with my quest to read through the Dewey Decimal system, I sometimes give up on the hard books and follow through to an easier book. I’m well read, but easy to bore. The book I tried to read for this section of the Dewey D. System was similar to a conversation with Frasier Crane. It’s insightful, border-line entertaining, filled with high culture references and once it’s done, you still haven’t a clue what he was talking about. Before completing ‘Meditations”, I completed, for this project, ‘The Analects” of Confusius. Meditations has a lot of similiarities to that earlier work. So many, it was flat out weird that 2 men from two different cultures, religions, and eras, could have works survive hundreds of years and be so….

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A good read, though I got kinda bored with it after Book 10 and the sections started to become a blur.
Worth Consuming!

(Note: I cannot find on All Consuming the edition of ‘Meditations” that I have been reading. This Penguin edition seemed the closest to fulfilling those qualifications)

Aside from the obvious (me being a history buff), I’m trying in vain to gain wisdom.

Could have read the Bible instead, eh? :p