“We might want to start connecting with a deeper sense of meaning and purpose in life and be suspicious of the purpose task-rushing is serving for us.”
According to Wellman, acknowledging that we are all going to die might make us more mindful of the present moment.
We are transient, restricted, and have a “limited time only!” Memento mori, an ancient custom, is effective because.
It is only when we reflect on our mortality that we become aware that this moment is all we have in this fleeting life, she told Bored Panda.
“I want everyone to count their Mondays; we typically receive around 4,000, and focusing on how many we still have can help us realize what’s important and unique at this moment.”
#4 Eight years ago, this crow broke her beak in a car accident. Since then, he has loved her and fed her patiently.
