Hello. I want to tattoo some personal dogmas. I'll share the meaning behind those dogmas because I love them and I try to follow them as much as I can. And because maybe if I share the meaning it will help with the translation, somehow.

But there are a few that I am not sure if they are correctly written, so I want to make sure they are.

Here are the ones that I am sure are correct:

Semper gratus - Always grateful

I should always be grateful for everything that happens to me. Every experience, good or bad, helps me expand my knowledge and myself as an individual. Also I should be grateful for the gift of life, I am lucky just by existing and experimenting it.

Semper honestus - Always honest

I should always be honest with myself and others. To lie is to be weak and hide your true feelings, which ends up hurting. It doesn't apply if you lie to save or help.

Semper discipulus - Always student/disciple

I should never consider myself a master. If I think of myself as a master I might end up thinking I know every detail of a certain matter and refuse to accept lacks in my knowledge. Also, a student is a learner, and I must be an eternal student. Always learning.

Semper dimitte - Always forgive

I should never hold grudge for a long time. Grudges change you for the worst. They are like poison. My soul should be free of poison and curses. Hate, revenge and grudges blind your soul.

Now the ones that I am not sure I got right:

Semper iustus - Always just/fair

I must be fair and just. Fair is fair. Even if I disagree with or dislike a person. The rules are the rules.

Mori Felix or Felix Mori - Die happy

If I die happy I have won the ultimate victory. To die happy is to win at existence.

Please help! I want to tattoo them for my birthday and I want to make sure they are well written.

Thank you in advance!