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  • Memento Mori Special

    October 22, 2024 2 min read

    Memento Mori Special

    Spooky season is upon us, and while the world indulges in ghosts, goblins, and everything macabre, Free for the Fruit offers a compelling, thoughtful alternative in its latest episode, "Memento Mori Special."

    In the newest installment of Free for the Fruit, host Jill Simons delves into the profound and enriching tradition of Memento Mori—a concept rooted deeply in both ancient philosophy and Christian teachings, reminding us of the fleeting nature of life and the importance of living with purpose and intention.

    Ever wondered why some people seem to fully bask in the joys of life, exuding more kindness, self-control, and joy? Jill tackles this question head-on, offering insights on how awareness of our mortality can help us free our hearts and minds to be more receptive to the virtues of the Holy Spirit.

    Jill guides us through the history of Memento Mori, tracing its origins from the Stoics of ancient Greece to its profound significance in the Roman Empire, and its seamless integration into Christian spirituality. She shares compelling stories, like Roman generals being reminded of their mortality during triumphant parades, to illustrate how this practice isn’t about morbidity but about enhancing the richness of our joys and the poignancy of our fleeting moments.

    Additionally, Jill introduces thoughtful, tangible reminders, such as tasteful Memento Mori bracelets and stickers, designed to keep this essential truth front-and-center in our daily lives without veering into macabre territory. These items, available in her shop, are not just accessories but tools to help us live more intentionally and spiritually aware lives.

    Whether you're driving, relaxing at home, or taking a walk, this episode promises to leave you inspired and introspective. Embrace the call to live fully and purposefully by remembering you must die.

    To dive deeper into this ancient yet ever-relevant practice, click the link below and listen to the full episode:

     

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