It's written a bit strangely, but I believe it says "Kekki no yuu wo imashimuru koto", which is a common phrase in Japanese martial arts. It's loosely translated to "be wary of overambitious bravery". In other words, maintain self-control, or something to that effect.
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Originally Posted by Amnell
The second picture, I believe, means power 力 りょく Ryoku Power, ability, strength, etc.
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Close. 力 looks a very lot like 刀. The symbol 刀 is just the kanji for "katana".
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Originally Posted by kuronekoaus
The symbol above the 'no' is kokoro, meaning heart or spirit...
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Kokoro is 心. That's the kanji for heart. The kanji in the picture, 気 (ki), usually means spirit.