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A good soldier is a poor scout. — Cheyenne proverb
It is good to be reminded that each ofus has a different dream. — Crow proverb
The lazy man is apt to be envious. — Omaha proverb
All who have died are equal. — Comanche proverb
A starving man will eat with the wolf. — Choctaw proverb
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Knowledge is rooted in all things — the world is a library. — Lakota proverb
Life is both giving and receiving. — Mohawk proverb
The coward shoots with shut eyes. — Otoe proverb
All around me my land is beauty. — Navajo (Diné) proverb
Knowledge that is not used is abused. — Cree proverb
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The song is very short because we understand so much. — Navajo (Diné) proverb
All things have inner meaning and form and power. — Hopi proverb
Learn how to talk, then learn how to teach. — Nez Perce proverb
The bird who has eaten cannot fly with the bird that is hungry. — Omaha proverb
Always assume your guests are tired, cold, and hungry, and act accordingly. — Navajo (Diné) proverb
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Let your nature be known and expressed. — Huron proverb
The soul would have no rainbows if the eyes had no tears. — Pawnee proverb
Always look at your moccasin tracks first before you speak of another's faults. — Sauk proverb
Let us see — is this real, this life that I am living? — Pawnee proverb
The mark of shame does not wash away. — Omaha proverb
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Always walk in gratitude to the Mother Earth. — Pueblo proverb
Let no one say negative things about those who are not present. — Hopi proverb
The one who tells the stories rules the world. — Hopi proverb
Do not only point the way, but lead the way. — Lakota proverb
Men in search of a myth will usually find one. — Pueblo proverb
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Those that lie down with dogs get up with fleas. — Blackfoot proverb
Coyote is always out there waiting, and coyote is always hungry. — Navajo (Diné) proverb
Love yourself; get outside yourself and take action. Focus on the solution; be at peace. — Lakota proverb
There is never a valid reason for arguing. — Hopi proverb
An Indian, a partridge, and a spruce tree cannot be tamed. — Cheyenne proverb
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Life is the flash of the firefly in the night, the breath of the buffalo in winter time. — Blackfoot proverb
The greatest strength is gentleness. — Iroquois proverb
All children of earth will be welcome at her counsel fires. — Seneca proverb
Just as you desire good treatment, so render it. — Seneca proverb
The more you give, the more good things come to you. — Crow proverb
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A spear is a big responsibility. — Navajo (Diné) proverb
Man has responsibility, not power. — Tuscarora proverb
There is nothing as eloquent as a rattlesnake's tail. — Navajo (Diné) proverb
Be an early riser; the game does not snuggle their heads on feather pillows. — Assiniboine proverb
Listen or thy tongue will keep thee deaf. — Arapaho and Cherokee proverb
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There is a right time and place for everything. — Cherokee proverb
Be satisfied with the needs instead of the wants. — Lakota proverb
Listen to her — our Earth, our Mother; listen to what she is saying. — Mohawk proverb
There is no fear where there is faith. — Kiowa proverb
Be brave where bravery is honorable. — Assiniboine proverb
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Listen to the voice of nature, for it holds treasures for you. — Huron proverb
There can never be peace between nations until it is first known that true peace is within the souls of men. — Oglala proverb
Be kind to everything that lives. — Omaha proverb
Listen with your heart. Learn from your experiences, and always be open to new ones. — Cherokee proverb
There are no secrets or mysteries— there is only common sense. — Onondaga proverb
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Before eating, always take a little time to thank the food. — Arapaho proverb
Listening to a liar is like drinking warm water. — Blackfoot proverb
The Great Spirit is always angry with men who shed innocent blood. — Ioway proverb
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