WISDOM IS AN ACTION WORD

27 Sept 2023 · 0 min

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Short monologue (YouTube video) arguing that wisdom is not merely knowledge but the application of awareness of truth: ignorance is absence of awareness, understanding is the accumulation of awareness, and wisdom is applying that awareness to act. The speaker emphasizes that wisdom (a noun) denotes action and leads to applied behavior rather than remaining purely intellectual.

So what is wisdom then? So if ignorance is the absence of the awareness of truth, and understanding is the accumulation of the awareness of truth, then.
Not understanding is the assimilation of the awareness of truth, then.
Wisdom is the application of the awareness of truth. So wisdom is the application. Which means. Which means wisdom. Even though the word wisdom itself is a verb, wisdom, the, I mean, is a noun. The. The noun wisdom denotes action. So when you have wisdom, it causes you to act. So it's a noun that produces a verb, action. Right? When you have wisdom, it's applied knowledge you're applying. You don't just. It's not just doesn't just exist in your head, but you do something about this wisdom that you have.