He must stoop that hath a low door.

More proverbs about Wisdom

• Weight and measure take away strife. Precise accounting and fair standards prevent disputes over fairness in transactions.
• He that runs in the night stumbles. Rushing blindly without proper awareness or preparation invites failure and missteps.
• He that stumbles twice over the same stone, deserves to break his shins. Repeated failure from ignoring lessons demands no sympathy; wisdom lies in changing cours…
• The young suckers drain the old tree. Young dependents exhaust elderly parents' resources and vitality through continuous deman…
• That suit is best that best fits me. Individual circumstances determine the right choice, not universal standards or what suit…
• No sunshine but hath some shadow. Even the brightest circumstances contain unavoidable difficulties or imperfections.