The proverb "A rolling stone gathers no moss" means that someone who is always moving or changing does not settle down long enough to develop roots, stability, or deep connections.
Imagine a stone rolling down a hill. Because it keeps moving, no moss (which takes time to grow) can stick to it. Similarly, if a person keeps changing jobs, homes, or relationships, they may not gain lasting success, deep knowledge, or strong friendships.
Some people see this as a good thing—staying active and avoiding being stuck in one place. Others see it as a warning that constantly moving can prevent growth and stability.
Second explaination:
This proverb means that if you keep moving and never settle down, you won’t accumulate any unnecessary baggage, responsibilities, or problems. It suggests that being constantly active or changing can help you avoid getting stuck with things that might slow you down.
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