Quote by American Indian Proverb, Pueblo

Cherish youth, but trust old age.

Cherish youth, but trust old age.

Summary

This quote suggests that one should appreciate and value the vitality and energy of youth while also placing trust and respect in the wisdom and experience that comes with old age. It highlights the importance of finding a balance between the enthusiasm and spontaneity of youth and the knowledge and judgment that comes from a lifetime of experiences.

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By American Indian Proverb, Pueblo

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