"Walk according to the length of your step." But preferably, wear better fashion than this dude while doing so. |
1) "Eat according to the limits of your provisions. Walk according to the length of your step."
When I think of Tibet I think of wise old monks, and this wise saying from Tibet reinforces that image. I suppose when you analyse it though, it's really just a fancy version of the English expression, 'Live within your means.'
The concept of debt and loans is something I've never seen the attraction of, so whichever version of the saying you use, I would definitely agree with this piece of excellent advice.