Indian Proverbs on Money & Wealth (12 Proverbs)
- A man without money is like a bow without arrows.
(Indian Proverb)
- Your own wealth is flowers and wine; the other man's is but weeds.
(Indian Proverb)
- Who is blind? He who can see no other world. Who is dumb? He who can say nothing pleasant about his lot. Who is poor? He who is troubled with too many desires. Who is rich? He who is happy with his lot.
(Indian Proverb)
- When money is not a servant it is a master.
(Indian Proverb)
- There are three uncertainties: woman, wind, and wealth.
(Indian Proverb)
- The poor looks for food and the rich man for appetite.
(Indian Proverb)
- The beggar is not afraid of the drawbacks of being rich.
(Indian Proverb)
- Rather be a slave to a rich man than the spouse of a poor man.
(Indian Proverb)
- If a man from humble beginnings gets rich, he will carry his umbrella at midnight.
(Indian Proverb)
- Money hides in the tiger's ear.
(Indian Proverb)
- Money is the best servant.
(Indian Proverb)
- Worldly prosperity is like writing on water.
(Indian Proverb)
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