Quotes About Wisdom

Let your past make you better, not bitter.

You will learn to make better decisions in life with experience and time.

Every man thinks himself to be humble, until a truly humbling experience humbles him.

Don't trade what you want most for what you want for the moment.

I can't erase the parts of the past that made me who I am today

Life offers us thousands of opportunities for learning. Every man and every woman, in every day of our lives, always has a good opportunity to surrender to Love.

Is impossible to see your reflection in boiling water. Similarly, you can't see the truths in your life in a state of anger; keep your anger at the level of control.

Sometimes, it's best to keep your distance from the world so that you can have a better view of it.

Some of the most beautiful things we have in life comes from our mistakes.

It is better to know than having that what if thought dwelling in your mind.

Turn your tears into a smile, turn your wounds into wisdom. And just enjoy life, all of it.

The way I see it, if youre truly seeking peace in this life, it makes good sense to work on embracing change.

You've never suffered in your life and you say you're wise... Who is your Teacher?

Being wise and being smart are two different things anyone can be smart but those who master the art of knowing what to overlook in this journey called life deserves to be called wise.

Be selective in your battles. Sometimes PEACE is better than being right.

As knowledge increases, wonder deepens.

Making noise seldom gets you what you want, keeping calm and patience does.

Life is a cruel teacher. She'll test you first then give you the lesson later.

When we were young and foolish people said we had a death wish. If we live to be old and tired, we realize we had a life wish; and miss it often.

The failure of you, is the sum total of your past experiences.

You are not seeing reality. You are seeing what you are believing. Stop believing and you will see more reality.

It's not important what we think, or what we do or what we believe in: each of us will die one day. Better to do as the old Yaqui Indians did: regard death as an advisor. Always ask: 'Since I'm going to die, what should I be doing now?'

You know, things happen to you, and sometimes you don't realize why it happened until much later. But eventually it all makes sense.

The hardest thing you need to learn in this world is how to live, for it is the only thing which is too difficult to be understood.