"Love of fate" ("Amor fati") is one of the defining concepts of the teachings of the Stoics, who believe that it is useless to fight fate: the one who does not resist it is led by it, and the one who resists is dragged. We must accept everything that fate gives, but what about the misfortunes that can happen to every person at any moment? The great Roman thinkers Seneca and Marcus Aurelius give the answer to this question. Peace of mind depends on many reasons, but, most importantly, "do what you must, and come what may," said Marcus Aurelius. The book includes the most significant works of Seneca and Marcus Aurelius on this topic.