Memento mori, latin for “remember your death,” is a powerful spiritual practice. When we recall that we are finite, we are freed to live with singular purpose and focus on the most important things.
Relatedly, I wonder what happens when we consider memento senectus, “remember your old age?”
God willing, we will reach old age and, during that time, our bodies and minds will probably work less well and the context of our days will have changed considerably.
When we consider this reality, what effect does it have on how we want to live today?
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