The meaning of this age-old proverb is quite literal. It effectively means that we must attend to things well in time, so that we can save ourselves a lot of trouble later on, if it becomes unmanageable.
In one takes action or does a piece of work immediately, it will save a lot of extra work later. When one notices a problem, he should act immediately and take the necessary steps to correct it. Otherwise, the problem will assume serious proportions and one will be forced to spend a lot of time, energy and money to mend the thing.
So the proverb means, take things in time and you will save yourself a lot of trouble. A small hole in a canal embankment can be stopped up with very little trouble; but if it is neglected, it will widen into a great breach which will call for much labour and expense to make it right again.
The word planet means ‘wanderer’. There are nine planets that wander or move around the sun in set paths called ‘orbits’. Movement of planets around the sun is called revolution and its direction for all the planets is from west to east. At the same time, every planet also rotates on its own axis.
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