Contemplating your own death—a practice across traditions from Stoicism to Tibetan Buddhism—paradoxically clarifies what matters in life by stripping away pretense about permanence. Done well, it's not morbid rumination but a tool for recognizing what you'd actually regret leaving undone, making it practical for anyone trying to live with intention rather than drift.
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