Wisdom is not innate but acquired through experience, reflection, and learning, leading to greater self-awareness and understanding of life. It allows individuals to overcome habitual thinking, fostering empathy and community, while ultimately guiding them toward happiness and enlightenment. True wisdom recognizes the limitations of knowledge and emphasizes the importance of compassion, impartiality, and the ability to forgive and accept others.

1. Wisdom is a morality that is not innate, but can only be got
through experience. Everyone who is interested in trying new
things and thinks about on the process has the ability to gain
wisdom. By learning as much as you can examine your
experiences and putting your knowledge to the test, you can
become a wiser person.

2. According to Lama Surya Das
Wisdom is an endangered natural resource today, in our agitated and
benighted world. We overlook and ignore it at our peril. Wisdom is as
wisdom does. One would be foolish if enlightened only from the eyebrows
up. Wisdom is the panacean pearl of great price and priceless too. Wisdom
can be developed and it can also be awakened within us. Working from
both ends or sides—from outside in, or from top down as well as from
bottom up, swooping while climbing—we can gradually explore, develop
and attain discerning wisdom through information and learning, first; then
investigation and inquiry, analysis, reflection and contemplation; leading
progressively to greater conceptual understanding, self-awareness and
application (in daily life); integration, realization, illumination, gnosis, and
ultimately “the wisdom which surpasses understanding”.

3. Meanwhile, we can attend mindfully to things and relations, causes and effects
in such a way as to awaken our direct intuition and an instantaneous,
unmediated (by thought and concept) holistic grasp of the entire situation. As
the ancient Chinese saying goes: She who knows the world has knowledge, she
who knows herself is wise.
The superior wisdom is seeing that in reality all phenomena are incomplete,
temporary and not self. This comprehension is totally freeing and conduct to the
great security and happiness which is called Nirvana. True wisdom comes to
each of us when we realize how little we understand about life, ourselves and the
world around us. The only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing.
Knowing yourself is the beginning of all wisdom. Wisdom is that which directs
information toward good--toward the creation of value.

4. When wisdom is working in our life, it has the effect of allow us to overcome
the established views of our habitual thinking and arrive at a fresh and holistic
view of a given situation. We are able to make a wide evaluation of the facts,
find the essence of an issue and steer a sure way toward happiness. Wisdom
dissipates our delusions of separateness and awakens in us a sense of
empathetic equality with all living things.
The wisdom that comes from above is pure, peaceable, kindly and considerate,
it is compassionate and shows itself by the good it does not is there any trace of
partiality in it.
Purity - Wisdom will remove dross. It will simplify and raise value. A pure idea
is, like any precious metal, worth more than a mixed alloy.

5. Peaceable - It will calm things down.
Kindly and considerate - Wisdom will leave other people feeling heard and
understood. Its purpose is to build community.
Compassionate - It will forgive. It doesn't catalogue failure. It accepts people
and gives second chances. Shows itself by the good it does. It is about outcomes.
Impartiality - Wisdom will honor difference. It will get value out of diversity.
No hypocrisy in it - Wisdom is the real deal! It isn't trying to make a hard sell or
hoodwink anyone. It is just trying to do the right thing.
You get it as you apply all that you’ve learned from the above.
You get wisdom by taking risks, making mistakes and learning from your
experiences.
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