Don't keep what's gone, don't chase what's come - The Wisdom of Japanese Proverbs

The wisdom of Japanese proverbs

With those who are silent, be aware.

The sun does not know who is right, the sun does not know whose fault it is, the sun shines without the purpose of warming anyone. He who finds himself is like the sun.

It is a little to be man and woman, you still have to become friends and lovers so that you don't look for them later.

Do everything you can, and for the rest rely on fate.

Cause and patch we can paste wherever we want.

To feast foreigners come to mourn their own.

A redundant item – excessive care.

When on your heart it is light and your gait is light.

Without the ordinary ones there are no great people.

It hasn't happened the naked to lose something.

Where power commands, there the right is powerless.

Unfair the accumulated amount does not become a reserve.

The man and the woman must comechat of the hand and the eyes - when the hand hurts - the eyes cry, and when the eyes cry, the hands wipe away the tears.

Right a person is like a straight bamboo - it is rare.

Trouble has come – rely on yourself.

It happens that the sheet sinks, and the stone to float.

Even a road, thousands of kilometers long, begins with a single step.

Think and decide, and when you decide, don't think.

Victory goes to this one, who endured half an hour longer than his opponent.

You need a companion on the way, and in life – a friend.

There is none more dangerous enemy from the fool.

Don't hold that, that goes away does not chase that which came.

That is why the sea is great, because it does not neglect small streams either.

Grief is like a torn garment – I have to leave myself at home.

Do not be afraid bend a little, you will stand straighter.

He fell seven times, stood up eight times.

No one stumbles while lying in bed.

Seven times checked, before you doubt the person.

In a home where they laugh, happiness comes.

Who has a cheerful disposition, he will also pass through iron.

Is the bow good, depends on the hand that stretches it.

When there is love, smallpox scars are as beautiful as dimples.

Iced tea and iced riceare tolerated, but a cold look and a cold word are unbearable.

If the problem can be solved, it's not worth worrying about, if it can't be solved, worrying about it is useless.

Fast, it's slow but non-stop.

The bad guy tries to justify his mistake, the good one - to correct it.

Be the teacher of your heart - don't let your heart be your teacher.

The class bows its head as it matures, when the man gets rich, he turns his head.

Sometimes a moment is more precious than treasure.

The good merchant does not remove all the goods at once.

Did the woman ask, through a rock will pass.

Fifty today is better than a hundred tomorrow.

Better to be an enemy of a good man than a friend of a bad one.

With these wise Japanese proverbs we want to remind you... Life is beautiful!