MEMENTO MORI + A GOOD MAN attitude " The English word "exasperate"

" The English word "exasperate" draws its origins from the Latin ASPERA

When you go through hardships and decide not to surrender

Latin Phrase Translations:

"yesterday / NOW / tomorrow" is a reminder that there is no way to change the past and there is no way to predict the future - we only have the present moment to shape and act upon

" This motto sometimes appears as AD ASTRA PER ASPERA and though both iterations of the phrase are correct

MEMENTO MORI + A GOOD MAN attitude " The English word "exasperate"Hand casted in the USA, this double sided wax seal pendant features the Latin words MEMENTO MORI with a skull on one side, and a quote from renowned Stoic philosopher Marcus Aurelius on the back. MEMENTO MORI means "Remember you will die." Let this side of the pendant remind you to live every day to its fullest potential, for we are not promised tomorrow just as the phrase conveys, death is inevitable. This phrase and its imagery (usually a human