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Memento Mori

Remember to die

A reminder of mortality or the inevitable transformation of life into death.

Remember you must die.
"Memento" means "remember" or "be mindful". "Mori" is the infinitive form of the verb "to die".

Tenet

This philosophy, rooted in Stoicism and other schools of thought, urges us to remember our own mortality. The idea is that by constantly being mindful of the finitude of life, we motivate ourselves to live more fully, to appreciate time, and to focus on what really matters. At its core, it's a powerful reminder that life is short and we need to make the most of it.

Hopecore

Creating a term that reflects an optimistic and hope-centered outlook. This attitude manifests itself in embracing positivity even in difficult times, cultivating resilience, and finding the light in the darkness. In the context of hopecore, hope becomes the core or center of the philosophy of life.

"Hope" and "core"
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