Memento Mori Meaning, and a 5-Minute Daily Practice
Memento mori meaning, explained: where the Stoic idea comes from, why it helps, and a 5-minute daily practice to live more deliberately.
Tag Philosophy of Time
Quotes and short essays on the philosophy of time: being present, what lasts, and how to spend the hours you have.
Why do the weeks seem to disappear? What lasts when the busy years are over? These are old questions, and they still deserve honest answers. Read how to stop wasting time for a practical place to start, quotes about the present moment, or what we hold and what remains. The posts on Book I of Time’s Richest Harvest show where many of our poster lines began.
See our time quote wall art, the Philosophy of Time collection on Etsy, or browse all our quote print collections.
How to Stop Wasting Time: Seneca’s Practical Advice
How to stop wasting time, from Seneca's On the Shortness of Life: what he actually said, and three simple habits to start this week.
How to Plan a Gallery Wall of Quote Prints
How to plan a gallery wall of quote prints: choosing a theme, layout, spacing and frames, with a paper-template trick that saves your plaster.
Present Moment Quotes, and a 2-Minute Grounding Exercise
Present moment quotes with checked sources, plus a two-minute grounding exercise to bring a racing mind back to where you are.
Einstein Quotes About Time: Is Time an Illusion?
Einstein quotes about time, checked against the record: what he meant by “time is an illusion”, and the famous lines he never actually said.
What We Hold, and What Remains: Opening The Open Hand
The first line of Book XVIII of Time's Richest Harvest, The Open Hand, on why what we give away tends to outlast what we keep.
Book I Is Complete: What Ten Chapters on Time Taught Us
Time's Richest Harvest, Book I — The Philosophy of Time, is now fully realised as ten wall art pieces. Here's what closing it left behind.
Book I, Chapter by Chapter: Four New Lines on Time
Four new time quote prints from Book I of Time's Richest Harvest: the river of time, using time well, money versus time, and why time is chosen.