Those who steal other people's wealth can never be happy because greed makes them want more

Those who steal are never satisfied. And those who eat freely are never on an empty stomach.

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"Those who take away are never full. And those who give away are never empty." - This proverb carries a deep ethical message.

Those who steal other people's wealth can never be happy because greed makes them want more. They are never satisfied with what they have. Greed makes them violent, cruel and unjust.

This proverb warns of the harmful effects of greed. Those who usurp the wealth of others, gain only temporary happiness. In the long run, they lose their respect, friendship and peace.

A king who invades his neighboring kingdom and seizes its wealth faces rebellion and unrest in his kingdom.

A businessman who cheats his competitors and steals their business loses his reputation and customers.

A student who cheats on exams and gets good marks ultimately fails in professional life due to his lack of knowledge and skills.

If those in power abuse their power, they lose the trust of the people. This proverb warns against the abuse of honesty. Those in power must be just and responsible.

A leader who uses their power to enrich themselves and ignore the people eventually faces popular revolt and revolution.

An officer who uses his power to promote his friends and relatives ultimately leads to inefficiency and corruption in the organization.

A teacher who uses their power to intimidate and control students ultimately poisons the learning environment and demotivate students.