Counselor Quote by Hesiod

The man who does evil to another does evil to himself, and the evil counsel is most evil for him who counsels it.

— Hesiod

He who keeps his own counsel keeps his affairs in his own hands.

— Umar

He prepares evil for himself who plots mischief for others.

— Latin Proverb

“He inspired no distrust; his good nature seemed all-pervading; he had the air of one who lavishes disinterested counsel, and ever so little exalts…

— George Gissing

He who, before he leaves his body, learns to surmount the promptings of desire and anger is a saint and is happy.

— Bhagavad Gita

“By instinct, habit, and enculturation, all of us tend to think of counseling as a human-with-human interaction. But in fact a human-with-Savior interaction must…

— David A. Powlison

“(The presence of evil) in his life provokes him into either overcoming it or yielding to it. If the first, it has led him…

— Paul Brunton

He who assists a poor or needy villain does evil to his neighbor...for through the assistance which he renders he...supplies him with the means…

— Emanuel Swedenborg

“To shorten what otherwise might become a long list of possible points of failure, it is sufficient to say that counselors may fail in…

— Jay E. Adams

resisting life, he finds that the Self is more than his own being; it includes the whole universe.

— Monica Furlong

“Psychotherapy is the art of finding the angel of hope in the midst of terror, despair and madness.”

— Cloe Madanes

“Counselees continually confuse learned behavior patterns with inherited nature (phusis). Counselors may take it as a rule that any quality of life, attitude of…

— Jay E. Adams