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mangomochamuffin t1_j5ea01l wrote

Reply to comment by Boromir_Has_TheRing in [Image] Everyday, when closing my office door, I get a motivation boost. by Thompsonss

Looks like every blacked out square is a week of time. So this would say that OP will be 22 years old in a few months.

I dont see the connection to the title of the post tho.

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Boromir_Has_TheRing t1_j5ea6os wrote

I just googled Memento Mori, it’s a Latin phrase that means ‘Remember, you have to die’. Maybe the OP was referring to this statement as a source of motivation to do what’s needed till we have time??

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PaulVla t1_j5ebgf9 wrote

I think it’s more commonly translated to “everybody dies” OP is motivating themselves by reminding them that the clock is ticking.

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Thompsonss OP t1_j5enebu wrote

Exactly guys, Carpe Diem Memento Mori

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justasmalltowndad t1_j5ggnos wrote

That's gonna stop being motivating right around age 26.

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snocown t1_j5knfpq wrote

Right? Once you find out you’re immortal death just becomes what it is, a 4D construct that stops your resonance with 3D realities you’re no longer compatible with. There is no ticking time bomb to fear, it was all in your head.

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AnnetteBishop t1_j5ickvy wrote

In the classical context, it was a slave whispering in the ear of the victorious general "remember, you are mortal." General idea, don't let the parade go to you head.

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