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May you no longer spend the night in tears.

May you find a little more happiness now.

May warmer days come.

May your days be more peaceful.

May your pain fade, and may tomorrow be gentler than today.

May there be fewer days of tears, and more days of laughter.

May your nights not be long.

May happiness find its way to you,

so that you can smile — every day, always.

May laughter outnumber tears.

May there be no one left who cries, drowned in sorrow.

May no one suffer alone in silent pain.

May this lonely, cold night be short, and a warm morning finally arrive.

May there be no one standing at the edge of life, thinking they no longer wish to live.

May a world full of warmth and love come, instead of coldness and indifference.

May an unimaginable miracle come — one that ends all despair and pain.

May love no longer become a wound.

May wounded hearts find their place again.

May those who have long hated themselves learn to forgive.

May loneliness one day be called by a gentler name.

May the shoulders crushed by the weight of the world feel a little lighter.

May the nights of self-blame grow fewer.

May those who once cried in secret find a moment to breathe easily.

May a touch, warmer than any word, reach you gently.

May you still have the strength to think of someone, even in the dark.

May being alive no longer be pain, but hope.

May each day begin not with fear, but with courage.

May you never hate your own existence.

May even those whose hearts are closed meet spring again.

May life be not merely endured, but truly felt.

May the time that has passed remain not as regret, but as lessons learned.

May you stop turning away from yourself.

May memories that once hurt enough to wish forgotten flow peacefully now.

May every life born into this world be respected.

May no one be abandoned.

May a small light reach those who are still holding on, even now.

May someone’s kindness become another’s salvation.

May we never lose the courage to open our hearts.

May flowers bloom again over wounded hearts.

May peace, not anxiety, stay with you.

May you never feel ashamed of the path you’ve walked.

May what once felt like an ending become a new beginning.

May no one’s heart be carelessly trampled.

May sincerity never go in vain.

May old regrets fade away, little by little.

May love still remain in this world.

May the dreams that once collapsed shine again someday.

May one person’s giving up never become another’s sorrow.

May even unspoken pain be understood someday.

May we never lose the courage to reach out again to those who’ve been turned away.

May the comfort that whispers, “You’re enough just for being alive,” find its way to every soul.

May you stop making yourself small.

May a day come when you can believe in yourself.

May your days be for living, not merely surviving.

May today’s tears turn into light someday.

May the ones you love no longer suffer.

May the world be filled not with hatred, but with understanding.

May every farewell one day become a warm memory.

May we all lighten each other’s pain, even just a little.

May you be tired, but never give up.

May being alive no longer frighten you.

May today’s wounds turn into tomorrow’s courage.

May hearts once cold grow warm again.

May the world become a little kinder.

May you love yourself a little more, instead of hating who you are.

May you not regret what has passed.

May we all become each other’s place of rest.

May forsaken hearts learn to love again.

May the place you thought was the end become the start once more.

May gentle light fall on wounds not yet healed.

May you stop blaming yourself.

May you love again.

May you trust again.

May you smile again.

May loneliness no longer be punishment, but a time to understand yourself.

May there come a day when tears are no longer needed.

May the times you had to endure alone not be in vain.

May even the deepest wounds grow new skin.

May today be warmer than yesterday, and tomorrow warmer than today.

May sunlight gently seep into your tomorrow.

May this long winter at last, come to an end.

And may a miracle come.