The rules of life

The rules of life according to Indian chiefs

A good man sees good signs.

Homeland is where you feel good.

The child is a guest in your home - feed him, teach him and let him go.

Everything in this world has its own song.

There will be no rainbow in the soul if there were no tears in the eyes.

There is no death. There is only a transition between two worlds.

Life flows from the inside out. By following this thought, you yourself will become truth.

Everything on earth has a purpose. Every disease has a cure, every person has a purpose.

Even dead fish can swim with the current.

If you notice that you are riding a dead horse - get off.

To hear yourself, you need to be silent for days.

He who is silent knows twice as much as the chatterer.

If you have something to say, stand up to be seen.

A well-spoken word is better than a well-thrown tomahawk.

A man must make his own arrows.

When you see a rattlesnake about to attack, hit it first.

Look at your moccasin tracks before you judge the actions of others.

Tell me and I'll forget, show me and I won't remember, make me participate and I'll understand.

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