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A description on : true wisdom comes from experiences​

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All my life, I tried to understand the little stuff to become sensible. I always thought that knowledge and some tips would be enough for any sort of wisdom, but life isn't that easy. Today, I have understood that true wisdom only comes with experiences. Experiences do teach a lot; whether good or bad. If one doesn't implement then knowledge is completely of no use and would only relish if he applies his knowledge on some context or in his practical life, otherwise it's no less than cramming and not having any application of it, that would be impressive but worthless. I wish to make all the mistakes early in my life, so that after gaining experience I can work on to make my life better. One mustn't be frightened to confront the consequences of any mistake. A wise man has rightly said, "Shoot, if you don't it's a 100% miss"

• OR YOU CAN ALSO WRITE:--
• It is quite true wisdom comes from experience. Wisdom is nothing but the stored memories of our mistakes and the pain associated with it that we feel after committing mistakes. It comes with time and trough trial and error. ... This realization and the intelligence to do the right is known as wisdom.

Answer 2

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It is quite true wisdom comes from experience. Wisdom is nothing but the stored memories of our mistakes and the pain associated with it that we feel after committing mistakes. It comes with time and trough trial and error. There is no alternative for experience. Over the years the pain we undergo teaches us the difference between right and wrong. This realization and the intelligence to do the right is known as wisdom. For example a child who is attracted by the light of the candle crawls towards it to hold it; but the moment he feels the smarting of the burning sensation he comes to know it is safe not to touch it.

One really has to work very hard to get the grail of wisdom. One must read a lot of books full of wisdom. There is no dearth of such books. Actually beginning to read books is the beginning of wisdom. Books actually are nothing but the recorded thoughts and experience of great wise men. So when we read a book, we actually read the thoughts and arduously collected life experiences. Once the thoughts become wise through reading, introspection, pondering, and reflection, one's actions become wiser; and success for a truly wise man is a cinch.

So, in order to be wise, we must always be observant, sensitive, and futuristic. We must not hesitate taking action with caution.