Quote by American Indian Proverb, Cree

Never sit while your seniors stand.

Never sit while your seniors stand.

Summary

This quote suggests the importance of showing respect for one's seniors by not sitting while they are standing. It implies that one should always defer to and prioritize the needs and comfort of those older or more venerable than oneself. The quote reflects traditional ideas of hierarchical relationships and emphasizes humility and deference towards authority figures. By adhering to this principle, one demonstrates courtesy and acknowledges the wisdom and experience of their seniors.

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By American Indian Proverb, Cree

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