Cross-Cultural Good Counsel explores the shared ethical ground found in proverbs across diverse cultures, revealing a universal human quest for wisdom. It examines how, despite geographical and historical separations, different societies often converge on similar moral and practical advice. Focusing on virtue ethics and practical wisdom, the book argues for a common ethical framework embedded in these sayings. The book progresses through three sections, first exploring proverbs related to interpersonal relationships, highlighting themes of honesty and compassion. Then, it examines sayings emphasizing hard work and responsible resource management, before finally analyzing proverbs addressing justice and community involvement. By drawing upon historical texts, anthropological studies, and linguistic analyses, Cross-Cultural Good Counsel demonstrates that our capacity for empathy and cooperation is reflected in global folklore. This unique approach, centered on proverbs, provides a concrete and accessible entry point into ethical thought, moving beyond abstract theories to explore practical wisdom. Revealing the common threads in ethical thought across cultures, this book provides a broader perspective on values, and promotes a sense of global community.