For me it was these.

“A focused fool can accomplish more than a distracted genius”

“Until the lion learns to write, every story will glorify the hunter”

These two quotes really helped get my @** in gear.

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    238 months ago

    This saying in my local tounge

    Which roughly translates to

    “You small, I big , this thought of world is incorrect, A Thirsty man feels the the ocean is smaller than than a glass of fresh water”

    Imagine above is a really Catchy rhyming.

    I don’t think anyone will understand but here it is in local tounge trying to write the sound in English.

    Tu nano, hu moto, e khyal jagat no koto. Tarsa ne to dariya karta loto lage moto.

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      8 months ago

      Does it mean that one shouldn’t think of others as small or inferior? That one is seeing others as small because of their thirst for(or lack of access to) power or so?

      Which language is this in? Some words seem familiar. Hindi(an Indian language) has the word khayal(thought).

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        58 months ago

        It means no person it more valuable than other. When you need help of someone he is the most valuable to you no matter how small he is.

        Overall idea is that everyone has their own place in world and no one is above anyone else

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            48 months ago

            It’s similar in sound but in written form the individual characters are different.

            Some characters are identifiable by their similar shapes but many are different,

            Aa - આ -

            Pa - પ

            Ra - ર

            India - ઇન્ડિયા

            Bharat - ભારત