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Quotes About Wisdom

Do you know that Albert Einstein expected to go to his grave keeping secret all that he knew about the atom? He pledged to himself that he would never reveal his knowledge to anyone, not because he didn't understand the great good that would come to the world through right use of the atom, but because he knew that in the wrong hands it would become destructive and produce evil results.
~ Joel S. Goldsmith
Do you know that every person on earth would have supreme wisdom if there weren't this mesmeric activity keeping it from them? In other words, this belief in two powers? Without that, there is only one infinite consciousness, manifesting itself as individual consciousness. Remember this: God-consciousness is your individual consciousness, and all that God is I am; all that God has is mine: "Son, thou art ever with me, and all that I have is thine.
~ Joel S. Goldsmith
Your prayer will not be an asking or a seeking for any thing; it will be an asking and a seeking and a knocking for more light, greater spiritual wisdom, greater discernment.
~ Joel S. Goldsmith
through prayer, you can be reunited with your Source. Your prayer will not be an asking or a seeking for any thing; it will be an asking and a seeking and a knocking for more light, greater spiritual wisdom, greater discernment.
~ Joel S. Goldsmith
You might as well get used to the idea: All the evils of this world are nothing but pictures in the mind. When you know this, they begin to dissolve.
~ Joel S. Goldsmith
It is the way, isn't it? With humans and free thought. They only learn through terrible mistakes. Free thought does not make wisdom. Instead it creates enough space for men to commit terrible folly, from which the survivors learn through disaster.
~ Joel Shepherd
It's wise to learn how to cook,' Kessligh fumed, 'but a meal prepared over three weeks is inedible! There is wisdom in action! So stop talking, and act!
~ Joel Shepherd
You stop asking questions, and you just... accept some smaller version of things. Of the truth.
~ Joel Shepherd
Never sure, Lisbeth," said Styx, backing away to consider her work. "Certainty is a sign of inferior intellect.
~ Joel Shepherd
Certainty is a sign of inferior intellect.
~ Joel Shepherd
Very few things are wise, Lisbeth Debogande. Least frequently those things that are loudly pronounced to be so. The true question is whether they are necessary
~ Joel Shepherd
Many a crown of wisdom is but the golden chamberpot of success, worn with pompous dignity.
~ Joey Adams
Do not worry about avoiding temptation. As you grow older, it will avoid you.
~ Joey Adams
Moderation is like a foreign language. You have to learn that shit when you're young.
~ Joey Comeau
We could have been perfect if only we'd met when we were both too young to know better.
~ Joey Comeau
Was ist trauriger: ältere Menschen wegen allem, was sie gesehen, gehabt und verloren? Oder Kinder ohne jeden blassen Schimmer von allem, was sie sehen, haben und verlieren werden? Das hier war noch trauriger: ein Kind mit der bedrückenden Weisheit eines alten Menschen.
~ Joey Goebel
Death's wisdom is finding, at the end, that you think only of those you loved, and why you didn't love them more. Love is the only true force that endures.
~ Joey W. Hill
And while there's so much wisdom that I don't know, I know that evil doesn't happen for a cosmic reason, a 'balance of good' bullshit. Evil happens because it can, because circumstances allow it to take place. And you build your own sanctuary against it to keep yourself sane, to keep yourself fighting it.
~ Joey W. Hill
The wise man knew when to let go of pride to grab hold of wisdom.
~ Joey W. Hill
You've taught me a great deal about stillness.
~ Joey W. Hill
Hernhutter, în?elept, îl aprob? ?i d?du drept exemplu existen?a uman?: nimeni nu în?elege nimic ?i tocmai de aceea o accept? ca pe un lucru firesc.
~ Johan Daisne
Whether the aim is in heaven or on earth, wisdom or wealth, the essential condition of its pursuit and attainment is always security and order.
~ Johan Huizinga
If a serious statement is defined as one that may be made in terms of waking life, poetry will never rise to the level of seriousness. It lies beyond seriousness, on that more primitive and original level where the child, the animal, the savage, and the seer belong, in the region of dream, enchantment, ecstasy, laughter. To understand poetry we must be capable of donning the child's soul like a magic cloak and of forsaking man's wisdom for the child's.
~ Johan Huizinga
Aki tökéletesen okos és komoly, az képtelen élni. Minél jobban eltávolodik tÅ'lem, Balgaságtól valaki, annál kevésbé él. Ugyan miért, mi okból csókolgatjuk, ölelgetjük a kisgyermekeket, ha nem azért, mert olyan csodálatosan balgák még. S mi más teszi az ifjúságot oly vonzóvá?
~ Johan Huizinga