Izay Manova Fantsakana, Vaky Siny; Izay Manova Fitana, Lanin'ny Mamba.
This proverb emphasizes the risks associated with abandoning one’s habits or landmarks. It advises caution before making major changes in life, as these may have unforeseen negative consequences. In other words, those who seek significant changes without considering the consequences might end up in a worse situation. A similar English proverb is: ‘Better the devil you know than the devil you don’t.’
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