Ny Fikasana No An'olombelona, Fa Ny Didy An'andriamanitra.
This proverb signifies that while we may have plans and intentions, it is ultimately God who has the final say over what happens. It emphasizes the idea that humans can plan and project, but the final results are in the hands of God. This serves as a reminder for people to be humble, as regardless of their efforts and desires, there is a higher divine force that controls destiny. An equivalent expression in English is: ‘Man proposes, God disposes.’
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