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Baruch Spinoza, the philosopher of inner freedom and emotional mastery, believed that suffering does not come from aging — it comes from attachment.

In old age, a man no longer struggles with ambition alone.
He struggles with memory, regret, control, identity, and the fear of becoming irrelevant.

In this episode, we explore the attachments Spinoza would urge a man to release in the later stages of life — not to become indifferent, but to become free.

🧠 In this video, you will discover:

🔎 Why attachment to past glory weakens present strength
⏳ How clinging to control creates quiet frustration
🔥 The danger of emotional dependency in later years
⚖️ Why ego resists aging — and how wisdom accepts it
🌿 The power of detachment without becoming cold
🌀 How releasing illusions restores dignity and peace

Spinoza taught that freedom is understanding necessity — not fighting reality.

Old age is not decline.
It is refinement.

The question is not what you have lost.
The question is what you are still holding onto.

What attachment has become hardest for you to release?
Does letting go feel like weakness — or liberation?

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🌀 Freedom begins where attachment ends.