Quote by American Indian Proverb, Omaha

The bird who has eaten cannot fly with the bird that is hungry.

The bird who has eaten cannot fly with the bird that is hung

Summary

This quote highlights the fundamental requirement for one's own needs to be met before being able to help others. It suggests that an individual who is well-fed and satisfied cannot effectively support someone who is hungry and lacks essential resources. Thus, it emphasizes the importance of addressing one's own needs and ensuring personal stability before attempting to assist others in their struggles or challenges.

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By American Indian Proverb, Omaha

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