Some are wise, and some are otherwise.

More proverbs about Wisdom

• Do what thou ought, let come what may. Fulfill your moral duties regardless of feared consequences or uncertain outcomes.
• Be not too hasty to outbid another. Competitive overbidding exhausts resources while enriching only the seller, benefiting ne…
• Study to be worthy of your parents. Striving for excellence honors those who raised you and validates their investment in you…
• Patch and sit long, build and soon flit. Maintaining what you have requires patience; creating anew invites restless abandonment.
• Pay him in his own coin. Treat others as they have treated you, using their own methods and tactics against them.
• He who hath most peas may put most in the pot. Abundance enables greater contribution; those with more resources can give more generousl…