Quotes About Wisdom
Oh no-"she began.It shocked her to be right. Parent's were right, not children. Children could say anything, Arriety knew and enjoy saying it- knowing always they were safe and wrong.
~ Unknown
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The Past is Experience, Thats All You Got to Learn From.
~ Unknown
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Ten times a day something happens to me like this - some strengthening throb of amazement - some good sweet empathic ping and swell. This is the first, the wildest and the wisest thing I know: that the soul exists and is built entirely out of attentiveness.
~ Mary Oliver
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Principles are underlying truths that don't change over time or space, while practices are the application of principles to a particular situation.
~ Unknown
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It is much more important to develop people with the expertise to make wise decisions than it is to develop decision-making processes that purportedly think for people. We are also convinced that it is quite possible to develop many people who are able to make wise intuitive decisions.
~ Unknown
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the critical factor in motivation is not measurement,8 but empowerment: moving decisions to the lowest possible level in an organization while developing the capacity of those people to make decisions wisely.
~ Unknown
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empowerment: moving decisions to the lowest possible level in an organization while developing the capacity of those people to make decisions wisely.
~ Unknown
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It is the mark of little men to like only what they know; one step beyond, and they feel the black cold of chaos.
~ Mary Renault
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We shall either find what we are seeking, or free ourselves from the persuasion that we know what we do not know.
~ Mary Renault
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WITHOUT LAUGHTER, WHAT MAN of sense could endure either politics or war?
~ Mary Renault
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Men would be as gods, if they had foreknowledge.
~ Mary Renault
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Speak for me, Nikeratos. Someone's soul is always listening." Someone's always is, I suppose, if one only knew. Plato never forgot it.
~ Mary Renault
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There is truth and truth,' said the priest of Delos. 'It is true after its kind.
~ Mary Renault
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Man's immortality is not to live for ever; for that wish is born of fear. Each moment free from fear makes a man immortal.
~ Mary Renault
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Apollo, who understands all mysteries, says also, "Nothing too much." He is knowledge, Theseus; but She is what he knows.
~ Mary Renault
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Fui felice di sfoggiare quel poco che sapevo; e poiché mi sentivo già a mio agio con lui, gli domandai perché mai un vecchio volesse frequentare la scuola. Non si risentì; rispose che per un vecchio non imparare ciò che avrebbe potuto renderlo migliore era assai più disonorevole che per i ragazzi, dato che aveva avuto tutto il tempo di comprenderne l'importanza".
~ Mary Renault
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Encontrar a Fedro guiando a Sócrates casi al mismo sitio, quizá lo era, le había impresionado profundamente. El árbol de amplia copa, la verde ladera en que recostarse, el agua fría al pie; sólo faltaban las ofrendas votivas y el santuario. «Concededme ser hermoso por dentro ?había suplicado Sócrates? y haced que las cosas exteriores e interiores se reconcilien».
~ Mary Renault
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Man born of woman cannot outrun his fate. Better then not to question the Immortals, nor when they have spoken to grieve one's heart in vain. A bound is set to our knowing, and wisdom is not to search beyond it. Men are only men.
~ Mary Renault
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It is grief to a man to look on mysteries he does not understand. To yield unquestioning, not to know too much; that is the wisdom of the god.
~ Mary Renault
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L'ho sentito dire che nessuno dovrebbe presumere di leggere l'universo se prima non ha capito e dominato la propria anima, altrimenti nulla potrà impedirgli di volgere al male tutta l'altra conoscenza".
~ Mary Renault
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All'inizio andai da Socrate", disse, "per il suo metodo negativo. Mi piaceva vederlo minare alla base la sicurezza degli stolti. Ecco, pensavo, un uomo che non addomestica la verità, ma la segue anche nel deserto. Perciò lo seguii a mia volta; e Socrate mi condusse dove non avevo pensato di andare".
~ Mary Renault
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Let the hand of discretion cover the wise mouth.
~ Mary Renault
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Nature had no mysteries, only facts not yet correctly observed and analyzed. Proceed from this sound first principle, and one would never miss one's way.
~ Mary Renault
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We Persians have a saying that one should deliberate serious matters first drunk, then sober.
~ Mary Renault
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