When a man dies, he has either performed the deeds he should have performed or he has performed the deeds he should not have performed; perhaps it is a combination of both with some things left undone.
— Papi Proverb 405
The simplicity of honesty eludes the non-participant and the complexity of honesty excludes the non-participant. A wise man practices both, and is as hard to find as an honest man is.
— Papi Proverb 531
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
In an attempt to be something he is not, a man engages and exercises in telling untruth.
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