Aza Ny Lohasaha Mangina No Jerena Fa Andriamanitra Eo An-Tampon'ny Loha
This proverb emphasizes that just because something seems calm and peaceful on the surface, we shouldn’t let our guard down. There is always a higher power that watches over and can influence events. In other terms, one should always remember the existence of greater forces and stay vigilant. The equivalent in English could be ‘God is watching’, suggesting that a deity or higher power is watching over us even when everything seems peaceful.
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