Death: nothing that a man can do will make him immortal, and it is therefore futile to spend time in fears and lamentations over the fact that we must die. To be obsessed by the fear of death is a kind of slavery; Spinoza is right in saying that the free man thinks of nothing less than death. The same considerations apply to all other personal misfortunes.p. 578.
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