Still Another Sky Above the Skies
<p>There is one Indonesian idiom that motivates me to keep doing what I like and not to be swayed by the opinions of others.</p>
<p>It is <em>di atas langit, masih ada langit</em>. Its literal translation is ‘there is still another sky above the sky’.</p>
<p>As an idiom, of course it isn’t meant to be perceived literally. Indonesians commonly perceive the idiom as a social expectation that someone must be humble.</p>
<p>It is assumed that there are other people who have more knowledge, wisdom, or wealth than you, so you must not boast about yourself as if you are the best.</p>
<p>With this idiom, people are expected to stay lowkey in behavior.</p>
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