Memento Mori Sticker

“Memento Mori”—a Latin phrase from ancient Rome, later echoed in medieval art—reminds us that life is fleeting. Like a dandelion on the wind, it speaks of beauty, impermanence, and the quiet call to live with purpose. The direct Latin translation of “Memento Mori” is: “Remember that you must die.” • Memento = “Remember” (an imperative form of meminisse, to remember) • Mori = “To die” (the present passive infinitive of morior, to die) It was traditionally used as a philosophical reminder of mortality and the importance of living a meaningful life.