Light gains make a heavy purse.

More proverbs about Wisdom

• Lips however rosy must be fed. Beautiful appearances require material sustenance to survive; aesthetic appeal alone cann…
• Little birds may peck a dead lion. Even the weakest creatures gain power when facing something already defeated or in declin…
• One may see day at a little hole. Even minimal openings to truth or knowledge suffice; darkness yields to the smallest ligh…
• Little minds, like weak liquors, are soon soured. Petty intellects curdle quickly under pressure, while robust minds ferment into something…
• It's not how long, but how well, we live. Quality of life matters more than its duration; meaningful living trumps mere longevity.
• The longest liver dies at last. Everyone eventually faces mortality, regardless of how long they manage to live.