Reflections on wisdom

The attainment of wisdom is one of the goals to which human beings can aspire in this world, and experience and observational studies show that older people are the most likely to achieve it.

The wise man is also called prudent man, the wise man par excellence.

In all this context, wisdom always points to right thinking and the great art of living:

“In life sometimes you win, sometimes you learn.” John Maxwell

This phrase that can be said by any parent, grandparent or friend, and makes us see defeats from a positive perspective. We must learn from those unpleasant moments, so that we can continue to grow as individuals. In other words, it doesn't matter how you fall, but how you get up.

“To ask for forgiveness is smart, to forgive is noble and to forgive oneself is wise”.

Forgiveness is one of the best emotional therapies. If you ask for forgiveness and if you forgive, it shows your greatness as an individual. But the greater you are, and the better off you will be emotionally, if you also forgive yourself. Something that seems easy in theory, but becomes complicated in practice. If you identify with this phrase because you find it hard to forgive yourself.

“He who looks for a friend without defects remains without friends” (Turkish proverb).

The intention of this phrase is to make us notice that we all have flaws and make many mistakes, there is no perfect person in this world.

“Blessed is the man who finds wisdom.” Proverbs 3:13