Fellow Proverbs - page 2

Hail, fellow, well met. (English Proverb)
Do not judge your fellow man until you have stood in his place. View proverb
Hebrew Proverb
The Aboriginal Sunrise Ceremonies are very special to our people. It starts when the sky is black, beautiful black. When the sun's yellow circle arrives, it turns the sky red. This is why the Aboriginal flag is half red, half black with a yellow circle in the middle. At the Sunrise Ceremony, I meditate and ask the Great Spirit for direction. My hands fill with electricity. I touch you and you feel it, too. I heal people this way. My Grandmother did that, too. I learned all about that when I was a young fellow. Umbarra, the Black Duck, is the special totem of our tribe, the Yuin. We learn to respect the elders who hand on the Law. The elders guard the Law and the Law guards the people. This is the Law that comes from the mountain. The mountain teaches the dreaming. View proverb
Australian Aboriginal Proverb
When you chase a fellow man reserve the strength to switch you back when he recharges and turns. View proverb
African Proverb
You hold an eel by the tail. [You are dealing with a slippery fellow.]. View proverb
Latin Proverb