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Lucius Annaeus Seneca the Younger was an outstanding Roman stoic philosopher, poet, playwright, and statesman. In the last years of his life, Seneca paid special attention to the issues of moral self-improvement, many of his thoughts are in tune with the Christian worldview - no wonder Seneca was considered an "almost Christian" and his Correspondence with the Apostle Paul was attributed to him. The Moral Letters to Lucilius, addressed to Seneca's younger contemporary, the procurator of Sicily, are the result of Seneca's philosophical pursuits and life experience. Written in a simple and expressive language, the Letters can still serve as a guide to spiritual life and moral guidance for posterity.