Inspirational Wisdom
- The most profound and beautiful wisdom: If you don’t know where you’re going, any road will suffice.
- Remember, there will always be someone who is more unfortunate than you; so, keep smiling.
- A man remains a child until his mother passes away; after that, he suddenly ages.
- When you show love to your enemy, he feels his own insignificance.
- If you are stabbed in the back, take comfort in knowing you are ahead of the game.
- There is no goodness in a right hand that lacks a left.
- Strive to be loved by people when you leave a position as much as you were loved when you took it.
- Do not criticize your wife’s taste; after all, she chose you first.
- You cannot prevent the birds of worry from flying above your head, but you can stop them from nesting in your mind.
- Befriend the wolves, but keep your axe ready.
- Individuals with lowly souls find pleasure in seeking the faults of the great.
- For every minute spent in anger, you take a step closer to old age.
- Be a friend and do not expect to have a friend in return.
Remarkable Sayings
- A long tongue indicates a short reach.
- We cherish the past because it is gone; if it returned, we would despise it.
- Those who aim high will endure a long wait.
- Some great individuals make you feel small in their presence, but the truly great make everyone feel significant.
- Every word finds an ear; perhaps your ear is not meant for my words, so do not accuse me of obscurity.
- As a person rises, so do the clouds and tribulations surround them.
- Avoid arguing with a fool; people may have difficulty distinguishing between you both.
- Failing to plan is planning to fail.
- Those who heed gossipers lose true friends.
- It is better to be a member of a lion pack than to be the leader of ostriches.
- Others may see the wound on your head, but they do not feel the pain you endure.
- Whoever is unjust to their youth will be wronged by their old age.
- A wise person was asked, “What is wisdom?” He replied, “It is the ability to distinguish between what you know and what you don’t.”
- Garlic never loses its scent, even when washed with rose water.
- Advising a brother in private is sincere; advising him publicly is a disgrace.
- I recognized that my sustenance will only be taken by me; my heart found peace knowing that my work is mine alone, so I devoted myself to it.
- Be just before being generous.
- Increasing love for oneself leads to greater hatred from others.
- Those who mock wounds are often those who do not understand pain.
- The wisest of men are those who believe they know the least.
- The tongue is not a bone, but it can break bones.
- If you are sincere, let your sincerity extend to loyalty, and if you are candid, let your candidness reach acknowledgment.
Life Wisdom
- Life is but an hour; make it one of obedience.
- Love your beloved moderately; they may become your adversary one day.
- Work is the essence of life.
- Only iron can cut iron.
- We are the architects of our own happiness.
- The death of the righteous brings them peace; the death of the wicked brings peace to others.
- Do not challenge someone who has nothing to lose.
- An unweeping eye sees nothing of reality.
- A defeated person who smiles robs the victor of the joy of victory.
- Those who chase two birds at once will lose them both.
- Women are half of society; they give birth to and nurture the other half.
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