Wisdom is not always equal to intelligence and vice versa. You can be as smart and well-read as you like, but this will not add wisdom in any way, because wisdom comes with life experience of the path traveled.
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For example, consider the actions of a person with several higher educations, who spent his whole life under the overprotection of relatives and did not take a single independent step. In life situations, this person gets confused and will not be able to make absolutely any decision, because this is alien to him, he will rely only on logical conclusions acquired in the learning process, and which dictated answers to him for years, based solely on bare theory. Any university graduate, having come to work for the first time, additionally goes through a long way of adaptation and retrains a lot, because he lacked practice in teaching. Wisdom is the practical application of acquired knowledge. We can conclude that the concepts of "mind" and "wisdom" are closely interconnected - a fool cannot have wisdom and vice versa.
Step 2
Wisdom is a life experience that a person draws from his environment. But not every person with rich life experience will become wise. Only those who understand not only their own problems, who help others to cope with their difficult situations, who apply their experience for good, will be able to consider themselves truly wise. Consequently, only a person who is able to sympathize and empathize will be able to draw life wisdom from the surrounding events, make understanding from any situation, passing it through an understanding heart, and not a cold mind.
Step 3
Thus, the very concept of wisdom acquires the meaning of perception and understanding of the situation from different points of view, the definition of a more correct vision of the situation. Analysis of the world around and making certain conclusions from what is happening can also be considered an acquisition of wisdom. But the vision of a certain life moment for each person may be different, but at the same time all views are correct, based on the life experience of each. A wise person will unite all views, analyze each of them and highlight what gives unity.
Step 4
A wise person is sincerely interested in all aspects of life, then he easily applies them in practice precisely because of his versatile knowledge. Very often wisdom is intuitive - the solution to a question is already issued by the brain, based on memory or acquired knowledge.
