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there is a wisdom of the head and a wisdom of the heart

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Answered by Inflameroftheancient
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\textbf{"There is the Wisdom of the Head and the Wisdom of the Heart"} and vice versa ,, this Quote or this sentence was given by \textbf{Charles Darwin} in his popular novel known as \textbf{Hard times}, In this novel he describes his novel through the characters for a clear representation of his ideas to show how the Hear and Head are never in a cordially adhered coordination besides being in a constant conflict, all the time. Due to having a totally different wisdom along with a hard indigestible contrast to support the thinking and the emotionally attachment of an altogether unequal supportable perception.


Moving to our conclusion,, as already said above they are not in a perfect balance and one of the wisdom is ready to oust them in any situation faced by a Human Being. Wisdom of the Head is trying to expresses rationalised cognitive calculation to handle a situation. Wisdom of Heart is executing everything as a emotional part cohere feelings and beliefs as two whimsical bizarre sense. If there is a miss or biss between the latter, confusion arise and situation is unspoken of, just like walking without two  supportive legs without a suggestion from either the heart, or the head.


To conclude the dubiety and much more dubious statements which is undoubtedly staunch and trust thrown to it for which, it shall be worthy.


Wisdom and knowledge applied by the head is logical, rational ratiocination, intellectual quotient, objective, understandable accords to the situation implied upon, practically applied decisions and taking the right decisions including the destination (of where you reach) acquired in a ideological thought with guidance of your wisdom of the head, management skills generally improve by practicality of situations.


Since the wisdom given by Head is logical, it will give you success, perfection in a select field, factual statements well known and accepted by international standards , more knowledge and assistance in seeking the knowledge, successions in calibration of wide array of spectra, separation by cognitive differentiation between two qualities of Humans, functioning of Neural System is more than that of the circulatory system (proven to affect rhythmical heart changes due to hostility of prolonged negative or positive emotions) , and ,,, the continuing list , never ends.


Now let's look into the possibility of applications of wisdom of the Heart, what you might eventually benefit? Or lose?


The Wisdom of the Heart is emotional thinking, intuition, imagination, premonition (stronger feelings by Emotional means), subjectively taken, emotional quotient, understandable accords to the situation "not" implied upon, Emotionally applied decisions enacted at a perfect time under correct circumstances along with the consequences after reaching that decision or destination or before the start of a decision, management skills will surely give you an edge over your rivals but those who understand others are honoured as a good leader, in all the circumstances are understood through inner thoughts, while, wisdom of head understands the outer part of it.


Since the Wisdom of Heart is spiritual and does not relate itself to the cognition, it will pursue success holistically, affectionately supportive in a select field, melodramatic and lovey-dovey statements with theoretical and spiritual views (sometimes psychological perceptions), more understanding and eventually the sharing of knowledge, successions by poignant or passionate (depends upon the situation created) calibrations which makes them feel right for the passion endured in a select field, coherent soul-stirring ardent Affectionism towards the connection of two Humans by mixture of souls, functioning of the Circulatory system is pretty more than that of Brain or Neural system.


Generally speaking and approaching neutrality, both of them are even-handedly important


HOPE THIS HELPS AND CLEARS YOUR DOUBTS FOR THIS POPULARISED QUOTE!!!!!!!

Answered by Steph0303
35

“There is a Wisdom of the Head and a Wisdom of the Heart “

                                                                                         - Charles Dickens

Imagine that you had been walking in a forest and had no idea of where to go. Suddenly you decided to explore things and learn more about the nature. As you traveled you had met  two different personalities. The first person seemed to be a hard worker and was doing his  job just for himself and his family. He was quite content with what he earned and lived  happily. The second was a rich person who had arrived to the forest for mining some  precious metals. He was also sad that he had only mined little amount of precious stones.

Now if we try to look into the above situation we seemingly get a doubt on deciding whom  to be a wiser person. The man who earned only for him or the rich who had more but felt  bad for earning less. This is the place where wisdom is required.

Wisdom is the skill developed by a person which enables him to judge the person by his  visible qualities expressed. It is achieved only out of sheer hard work, faith, dedication and  utmost concentration along with some experience. Everyone in this world are not wise and  are said to possess wisdom. People who use their intellect for moral and truthful purposes  are considered to be wise and people with wisdom.

In many cases, people often confuse between knowledge and wisdom. Knowledge is nothing  but the know - how of things while wisdom is the knowledge of knowing where to apply the  learnt knowledge. From this one can infer that wisdom is only associated with mind and not  with anything else. But one must know that Wisdom is not selective to head but also for  heart as well.

Wisdom of Head can be considered as the minimum level of complicated intelligence needed  for dealing even the toughest situation in a proper way also favoring yourself into the  succeeding side. Wisdom of heart refers to the dealing of situation in such a way that it  doesn’t guarantee success for your side, but it makes you inspirational to others.

Consider the following example to understand the words of Dickens even better.

Wisdom of Heart:

Gandhiji was humiliated a large number of times in various places since he was a black by  birth. But he, filled with confidence, had withstood the humiliations he faced and emerged as  the greatest leader through his famous experiment called Ahimsa towards Mankind. This is  the place where his Wisdom of heart played a role. Even though he suppressed himself from  humiliating, he had made the Britishers get humiliated by themselves. Thereby he gained  success as well as he emerged as an inspiration to the whole nation.

Wisdom of Mind:

A national level football team when competing with a state team can clearly emerge as  winner with no doubt. But if the coach and the captain of the State team use their wisdom at  the right moment and direction, they can emerge as the winner as well. This technique used  for emerging as the winner is associated with the Wisdom of Mind.

In the Wisdom of Heart, we apply emotions to achieve success but on the other hand,  Wisdom of Mind, uses one’s intellect to emerge as a successful person. Both the terms are  treated separately in common. Only a person with wisdom can know that both these forms  are essential for attaining wisdom.

Power of wisdom can be described in endless words. Wisdom can be considered to that of  the lamp of Aladdin which gives ideas and intellect excluding materialistic pleasures. Even  when god had emerged before Kalidasa, he demanded wisdom rather than speech. This tells  us the importance of wisdom and also enables to know that wisdom is the greatest thing  even required by the greatest personalities.

Thus, we can say that, Wisdom regardless of its types are required in all forms. Wisdom of  Head and Wisdom of Heart are not two different coins but two different faces of the same  coin.

By Kalpesh :)



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