Misdeeds, applied in relationships of business, of friendship, of marriage and the like, soon find companions in excuses and shadows; thereby they hide themselves therein, in self-deception and self-justification they fail to redress the injury.
— Papi Proverb 292
To see and to hear all things both lovely and proper merely takes time; therefore, the ideal of eternity awaits the experience of eternity.
When the cart that carries the burden becomes overloaded, it is obvious that at least one burden is placed there prematurely.
A rich man who will not release a portion of his wealth to a poor man is as useless as a frozen stream to a thirsty and crippled man.
— Papi Proverb 626
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