Poster: Blossom

All the buds upon a bush do not blossom.
(Kashmiri proverb)

The source for the proverb is A Dictionary of Kashmiri Proverbs by H. H. Knowles (Google Books): Tharih posh chhih nah warish gatshan.

The image is by barb howe (Flickr).

Poster: Laughter

If I laugh not, how can I live?
(Kashmiri proverb)

The source for the proverb is A Dictionary of Kashmiri Proverbs by H. H. Knowles (Google Books). The poster is made with AutoMotivator. The image is by real00 (Flickr).

Poster: Cow

One must take the cow's kick as well as her milk and butter.
(Kashmiri proverb)

The source for the proverb is A Dictionary of Kashmiri Proverbs by H. H. Knowles (Google Books). The poster is made with AutoMotivator. The image is by June Mita Photography (Flickr).

Poster: Pilgrimage

Be encouraged, O pilgrim, though your destination is far off.
(Kashmiri proverb)

The source for the proverb is A Dictionary of Kashmiri Proverbs by H. H. Knowles (Google Books). The poster is made with AutoMotivator. The image is by Paul Farrelly (Flickr).

Poster: A Grove of Trees

He who plants a grove of trees, may God do so to him, and he who cuts the grove, may God do so to him.
(Kashmiri proverb)

The source for the proverb is A Dictionary of Kashmiri Proverbs by H. H. Knowles (Google Books). The poster is made with AutoMotivator. The image is by Polly Peterson (Flickr).

Poster: Flavor

What flavor there is to the grape there will be to the whole cluster.
(Kashmiri proverb)

The source for the proverb is A Dictionary of Kashmiri Proverbs by H. H. Knowles (Google Books). The poster is made with AutoMotivator. The image is by tribp (Flickr).

Poster: Snow

Wealth comes like the falling snow; wealth goes like the melting snow.
(Kashmiri proverb)

The source for the proverb is A Dictionary of Kashmiri Proverbs by H. H. Knowles (Google Books). The poster is made with AutoMotivator. The image is by Nima Fatemi (Flickr).

Poster: Scorpion

This is a scorpion: as many as cherish it, so many will it sting.
(Kashmiri proverb)

The source for the proverb is A Dictionary of Kashmiri Proverbs by H. H. Knowles (Google Books). The poster is made with AutoMotivator. The image shows a scorpion (Wikipedia).

Poster: Look at the Wind

Look at the wind before you loose the boat.
(Kashmiri proverb)

The source for the proverb is A Dictionary of Kashmiri Proverbs by H. H. Knowles (Google Books). The poster is made with AutoMotivator. The image is by Petr Podebradsky (Flickr).

Poster: I Shall Not Move

The pillar may move, but I shall not move.
(Kashmiri proverb)

The source for the proverb is A Dictionary of Kashmiri Proverbs by H. H. Knowles (Google Books). The poster is made with AutoMotivator. The image is by Andrea Kirkby (Flickr).

Poster: Darkness

There is a darkness under the candle.
(Kashmiri proverb)

The source for the proverb is A Dictionary of Kashmiri Proverbs by H. H. Knowles (Google Books). The poster is made with AutoMotivator. The image is by Shawn Carpenter (Flickr).

Poster: Dew

The dew is like a flood to the ant.
(Kashmiri proverb)

The source for the proverb is A Dictionary of Kashmiri Proverbs by H. H. Knowles (Google Books). The poster is made with AutoMotivator. The image is by C. Frank Starmer (Wet Webs webpgae).

Poster: Honey

I do not want honey, nor do I want the sting.
(Kashmiri proverb)

The source for the proverb is A Dictionary of Kashmiri Proverbs by H. H. Knowles (Google Books). The poster is made with AutoMotivator. The image is by Toby Gray (Flickr).

Poster: Radish

From the radish, radish leaves.
(Kashmiri proverb)

The source for the proverb is A Dictionary of Kashmiri Proverbs by H. H. Knowles (Google Books). The poster is made with AutoMotivator. The image shows a radish (Wikipedia).

Poster: Pomegranate

A sweet pomegranate will not become bitter, and a bitter pomegranate will not become sweet.
(Kashmiri proverb)

The source for the proverb is A Dictionary of Kashmiri Proverbs by H. H. Knowles (Google Books). The poster is made with AutoMotivator. The image is by Shai Barzilay (Flickr).

Poster: Scent

Politeness is required in a person, scent in a flower.
(Kashmiri proverb)

The source for the proverb is A Dictionary of Kashmiri Proverbs by H. H. Knowles (Google Books). The poster is made with AutoMotivator. The image is by CameliaTWU (Flickr).

Poster: Love

The world is a theater of love.
(Kashmiri proverb)

The source for the proverb is A Dictionary of Kashmiri Proverbs by H. H. Knowles (Google Books). The poster is made with AutoMotivator. The image is by John Keogh (Flickr).

Poster: Pain

Another's pain is without meaning; only the one who suffers it knows what it is like.
(Kashmiri proverb)

The source for the proverb is A Dictionary of Kashmiri Proverbs by H. H. Knowles (Google Books). The poster is made with AutoMotivator. The image is by Monika (Flickr).

Poster: Crooked

The snake goes crookedly, yet it arrives straight within its hole.
(Kashmiri proverb)

The source for the proverb is A Dictionary of Kashmiri Proverbs by H. H. Knowles (Google Books). The poster is made with AutoMotivator. The image is by Nick Turland (Flickr).

Poster: Hen and Chicks

The hen scratches, and the chickens learn.
(Kashmiri proverb)

The source for the proverb is A Dictionary of Kashmiri Proverbs by H. H. Knowles (Google Books). The poster is made with AutoMotivator. The image is from Madhya Pradesh in India (Wikipedia).