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Never underestimate the underdogs

Cockatiel's advice.

"이 또한 지나가 리라" : "This Too Shall Pass"

All you can do is go forward one step at a time. When all seems lost, just move one step forward at a time until the hard times have passed.

Beautiful encouraging faith-based Christian quote lettering design to find strength, hope and peace in God.

This too shall pass. This is a positive bible message and slogan in the recovery community. It's a reminder that nothing lasts forever. Good times and Bad Times, no matter what we are going through in the moment, one thing is for sure - this too shall pass.

This too shall pass.

Words of wisdom that express the ephemeral nature of all moments in life, whether they are happy or challenging.

This too shall pass. This is a positive bible message and slogan in the recovery community. It's a reminder that nothing lasts forever. Good times and Bad Times, no matter what we are going through in the moment, one thing is for sure - this too shall pass.

Hope for the good. Believe that amazing things will come your way. Don't get stuck in a bad situation. Everything will be alright. Amazing things will come, just believe it.

Words of wisdom that express the ephemeral nature of all moments in life, whether they are happy or challenging.

Remind all around you that bad times are not forever, not even the coronavirus pandemic. Spread the word, stay safe.

This fox has infinite problems and decides to keep going forward, believing that everything will pass.

This too shall pass

Hope for the good. Believe that amazing things will come your way. Don't get stuck in a bad situation. Everything will be alright. Amazing things will come, just believe it.

Traditional Tattoo Style Design

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Bad days aren't here forever, just remember that they pass and a new day full of great opportunities is around the corner.

Everything comes and goes in this world. The good and the bad. So be strong and carry on.

This too shall pass

Positive affirmation

This Too Shall Pass, Let's keep our hopes high motivate others to keep hopes alive and fight this situation together.

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A motivational quote to bring positive vibes and joy for those who suffer and down because of the bad situation in life.

Original Art by Rachel J Russon

Ouch.

We will get through this :)

We are all in this together. Art By Ted Harris

This Too Shall Pass Breast Cancer Awareness Quote

DTIYS inspired design fitting for people who loves cats. Can be given as a Birthday gift to girlfriend, boyfriend, mom, best friend or other relative. Great gift for cat owners.

This too shall pass. This is a positive bible message and slogan in the recovery community. It's a reminder that nothing lasts forever. Good times and Bad Times, no matter what we are going through in the moment, one thing is for sure - this too shall pass.

This Too shall pass

Sweet simple rainbows, plus positive quotes in a stylish font! Just what the world needs right now.

In punctuation, the semicolon is used when a sentence could have ended but didn't. When used as a tattoo, it represents when a person could have ended their life but chose not to. It is an empowering symbol of a person's ability to write their own story and overcome struggles. The beauty of this tattoo is its simplicity; it can be combined with many other designs to amplify its message of strength and rebirth.

As will absolutely everything else.

"When an Eastern sage was desired by his sultan to inscribe on a ring the sentiment which, amidst the perpetual change of human affairs, was most descriptive of their real tendency, he engraved on it the words : — "And this, too, shall pass away." It is impossible to imagine a thought more truly and universally applicable to human affairs than that expressed in these memorable words, or more descriptive of that perpetual oscillation from good to evil, and from evil to good." "The Revolutions in Europe", Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, May, 1848.