A critic is a legless man who teaches running

 Critic is like a fly who leaves complete body and sits on wound only.
 He finds faults due to his prejudices.
 He doesn’t know anything about the field under his criticism.
 He may be jack of all trades and master of none.
 To guide in a subject, one has to be master of it.

A good laughter saves you from many medicines

 Humour is the treatment of depression.
 Laughter makes one relaxed.
 Laughing people are friendly to others.
 Humour is the soul of wit.
 Serious people keep emotions suppressed, thus inviting illness.
A great hero is the product of circumstances
 Circumstances test the true mettle of man.
 Crises bring out the core personality of a hero.
 Greatness of a hero is displayed in testing circumstances.
 The circumstances are a real test of decision making abilities.
 Greatness and heroism are only proved in difficult times.
A great ship asks deep waters
 A strong man accepts difficult challenges
 Perfection of skills demands challenging tasks.
 Greatness requires the matching situations.
 Great leaders do great tasks like crossing deep waters.
 Strength of character is tested in hard times.
A house divided against itself cannot stand
 Unity is strength.
 Division among ranks cannot sustain enemy assault.
 In-house divisions are exploited by external forces.
 In-house disturbances cause the fall of the foundation of the house.
 Sustainability requires in-house unity and oneness of objective.
A light purse is a heavy curse
 Empty pocket does not invite friends.
 Money makes the mare go: Money? no “Mr. go”.
 Poverty is mother of all evils in society.
 Strong economy is guarantee to everything.
 Less money, more problems of sustenance.
A little pot is soon hot
 A short-tempered person soon gets angry.
 Narrow minded person soon gets irritated.
 Tolerance requires depth of thought.
 Small knowledge creates quick reaction.
 Little knowledge is dangerous thing.