"Living life is not a field to cross." I pondered this proverb for a long time. At first, I thought it was just a beautiful expression and took it for granted. But as he grew up, he began to understand this deep meaning laid down by our ancestors. It is often repeated by my grandmother when people turn to her for advice.
I think this proverb teaches us to think in any circumstance. For example, many people speak first and then think about what was said. This cannot be done, common sense must be present in any case. You don't need to rely on intuition, all decisions should be balanced and not taken under the influence of emotions. It is best to seek advice from older generations. They live longer on this Earth and have seen a lot in life.
And the proverb also kind of tells us that it's okay to have difficulties. The main thing is not to lose heart and solve problems. There are simply no impossible tasks. I think, if one day they ask me for advice, I will first tell the interlocutor: "To live life is not a field to cross." I am sure that if you use this phrase in a conversation, from the outside it may seem that you are a reasonable person.
The proverb teaches us optimism, because even in order to cross the field, you need to make an effort and spend time. Don't be upset if something doesn't work out the first time. In my opinion, this is the most successful proverb, as it is suitable for all occasions for representatives of different ages, gender and religion. I am sure it will never lose its relevance.
