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I dreamed of a thousand new paths...
in the morning I woke and walked my old path.
-Chinese Proverb

Between saying and doing,
many a pair of shoes is worn out.
-Italian Proverb

If you walk on snow,
you cannot hide your footprints.
-Chinese Proverb

Do not handle mud when there is no water.
-African Proverb

Touch black paint,
have black fingers.
-Chinese Proverb

If you don't want anyone to know it,
don't do it.
-Chinese Proverb

Guilt never decays.
-African Proverb

It is not the same to talk of bulls
as to be in the bullring.
-Spanish Proverb  

When you throw dirt, you lose ground.
-Texan Proverb

Do not speak of evil
for it creates curiosity in the hearts of the young.
-American Indian Proverb

Whoever gossips to you
will gossip about you.
-Spanish Proverb

Desires tie.
-Kenyan Proverb

The want of a thing is more than its worth.
-Jamaican Proverb

He who likes cherries soon learns to climb.
-German Proverb

As soon as the monkey has climbed a tree,
it will start abusing you from its elevated position.
-Namibian Proverb

He who can lick can bite.
-French Proverb

What's good is often forgotten;
what's bad is often hidden.
-Norwegian Proverb

Distance makes the mountain blue
and the man great.
-Icelandic Proverb

One can't realize the size of a bundle
while it is still on the ground in front of you.
-Cameroonian Proverb

If a load falls from the head,
it falls on the shoulders.
-Cameroonian Proverb

Do not kill a hen for her eggs.
-Chinese Proverb

Don't bargain for fish which are still in the water.
-Indian Proverb

One who rides a tiger is afraid to dismount.
-Chinese Proverb

The future is blind,
the past is sighted.
-Cameroonian Proverb

Can't see?
Steal your own things.
-Korean Proverb

You'll never plow a field
by turning it over in your mind.
-Irish Proverb

To walk for nothing is better than to sit down for nothing.
To lose your way is one way of finding it.
-East African Proverb

A slow ox goes slowly
and a fast ox goes slowly too.
-Chinese Proverb

That which pecks on a rock
should have a tough beak.
-African Proverb

Anyone who is satisfied to stand still
should not complain when others pass him.
-Traditional Proverb

Not to know is bad,
not to wish to know is worse.
-African Proverb

If you like coasting downhill,
you must like pulling the toboggan uphill.
-Russian Proverb

Three feet of ice does not result
from one day of cold weather.
-Chinese Proverb

Don't lie down in low places, flood will take you,
don't lie down in high places, wind will take you.
-Turkish Proverb

The nail that sticks out is hammered down.
-Japanese Proverb

You cannot hang everything on one nail.
-Russian Proverb

An empty sack cannot stand up.
-Chinese Proverb

New broom sweeps clean,
but old broom knows the corner.
-Jamaican Proverb

Don’t throw away the old bucket
until you know whether the new one holds water.
-Swedish Proverb

Only the spoon knows
what is stirring the pot.
-Sicilian Proverb

There is no burnt rice to a hungry person.
-Philippine Proverb

The older the ginger
the more it bites.
-Chinese Proverb

Even nectar is poison if taken to excess.
-Hindu Proverb

Every bubble bursts.
-Polish Proverb

Where there is too much,
something is missing.
-Yiddish Proverb

Everyone pushes a falling fence.
-Chinese Proverb

Rotten wood cannot be carved.
-Chinese Proverb

Do not build a new ship out of old wood.
-Chinese Proverb

Depend on your walking stick,
not other people.
-Japanese Proverb

You are compared with the person
you are seen with.
-Egyptian Proverb

Surrounding yourself with dwarfs
does not make you a giant.
-Yiddish Proverb

A thousand pound bow and arrow
won't hit a mouse.
-Japanese Proverb

Not my circus;
not my monkeys.
-Polish Proverb

When you discover that you are riding a dead horse,
the best strategy is to dismount.
-Native American Proverb

What is not sharpened does not cut.
-East African Proverb

Too much sharpness
cuts the sharpener.
-Kenyan Proverb 

The best carpenters make the fewest chips.
-German Proverb

The forest was shrinking
but the trees kept voting for the axe,
for the axe was clever and convinced the trees
that because his handle was made of wood,
he was one of them.
-Turkish Proverb

"If" married "But"
and they had a son called "Maybe."
-Persian Proverb

Young people tell us what they are doing,
old people what they have done,
and fools what they wish to do.
-French Proverb

After three days without reading,
talk becomes flavorless.
-Chinese Proverb

What little Johnny has not learned,
big John will not know.
-Polish Proverb

A tree is straightened when it is young.
-African Proverb

 All knowledge is not taught in one school.
-Hawaiian Proverb

Listen or thy tongue will keep thee deaf.
-Native American Proverb

A blind man will not thank you
for a looking glass.
-English Proverb

People who fight on the ground
should not go up the tree together.
-African Proverb

The fire you kindle for your enemy
often burns yourself more than him.
-Chinese Proverb

Bad is never good until worse happens.
-Danish Proverb

A promise is a debt.
-East African Proverb

In the midst of great joy,
do not promise anyone anything.
In the midst of great anger,
do not answer anyone's letters.
-Chinese Proverb

If you can laugh at it,
you can live with it.
-American Proverb

When you're hungry, sing;
when you're hurt, laugh.
-Israeli Proverb

Don't be sweet, lest you be eaten up;
don't be bitter, lest you be spewed out.
-Jewish Proverb

Fear less, hope more;
eat less, chew more;
whine less, breathe more;
talk less, say more;
hate less, love more;
and all good things are yours.
-Swedish Proverb

When you have gone so far
that you can't manage one more step,
then you've one just half the distance
that you're capable of.
-Greenland Proverb

Even if the sky should fall,
there is always a way out.
-Korean Proverb