African proverbs, quotes, and sayings about cunning, deceit, and lies.
Every
day we face an epidemic of deception. Hardly anyone never lies but as the
African ancestors say lying is the work of petty spirits leaving the truth
behind in the dirt.
Below are 5 famous African proverbs, quotes, and sayings about cunning, deceit, and lies.
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African Proverbs are words of wisdom and warning against cunning, lies and deceit
African proverbs
predate written literature therefore, it is impossible to trace them to
their beginnings. Many proverbs from Africa which we are familiar were, as far as we know,
first used by Africans, Arabs, Asians, Greeks, and then Romans. Many African proverbs have
been the words of unknown African philosophers, the fragments of lost historic oral records that are now the attributed responses to ancient European academics.
There is no region
of practical life that African Proverbs do not occupy, for which they do not
supply some wise hints, counsels, and warnings. There is hardly a mistake which
in the course of our lives we have committed, but some proverb, had we known
and attended to its lesson, might have saved us from it.
What warnings do
many contain against unreasonable expectations, against a looking for perfection
in a world of deceit, imperfection, and generally, a demanding of more from
life than life can yield. There can be no greater mistake than the attempt to
tie down an African proverb and restrict it to a single meaning, when indeed
the very character of it is that it is ever finding or making new ones for
itself.
Below are 5 famous African proverbs, quotes, and sayings about cunning, deceit, and lies.
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When a woman goes on a secret trip,
she gathers firewood and returns home.
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The thief does not steal in an
unfamiliar place.
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It is hard to cure the madness that
originates in the family.
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Anything the hawk gives birth to will
not fail to carry off chickens.
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If the child learns the trail of the
snake, he will also learn the wanderings of the snake.
African Proverbs teach us in everyday life.
African proverbs inspire with ancient words of wisdom.
African proverbs enlighten mists of forgotten centuries.
African proverbs inspire with ancient words of wisdom.
African proverbs enlighten mists of forgotten centuries.
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African proverbs have deepened the inner awareness of the fearful, strengthened the convictions of leaders, been received as warnings by the rebellious, furnished rules of conduct for the community, comforted the broken and depressed and inspired the young and old to act as one in society.
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