Quotes About Wisdom And Knowledge Novels & Stories

Isang tawa ang sinagot ni April dito na mas lalong nagpalalim ng mga guhit nito sa noo. “Alam mo bang ang tao daw na matanong, matalino?” “Not all the time.” Seryoso na naman ang mukha nito. “Anong ‘not all the time’? Ang pagiging matanong ay isang sign ng pagiging matalino. Kasi gusto mong malaman ang mga posibleng sagot sa lahat ng posibleng tanong.” Buong pagmamalaki niyang sabi dito.

Kaso, para sa isang Guardian Wolf, hindi ako pwedeng magkamali sa ganitong uri nila. "By any chance did you once hear this. 'Trust the wisdom of your soul....it knows the way." sabi niya sa kin, na mas lalong ikinakunot ng noo ko. Bakit naman ganito ang sinasabi niya? But the things is "I don't. Ngayon ko lang narinig." sabi ko.

"Sabi nila pag matalino ka, panget ka." "Ang alam ko kapag maganda, sobrang bobo naman." "Pandak." "Kung pandak na sa tingin mo ang 5'4, edi wow." "Kawawa ka naman, umaasa ka lang sa heels. Sana ten inches na ang ginamit mo. Pero pangit ka pa rin." "What is the use of beauty if your brain is empty." "Then What is the use of knowledge, if your face is damage?"

"Wow, ang labo mo. You kept on telling me that I shouldn't be dumb anymore. Ano na naman ba?" "Yna, buhay mo 'yan. You do your decision based on what you think it is right. Go where you think is right. Don't mind us. Diba, natuto ka na pero isipin mo baka 'yung pagkatuto mo reminder lang para hindi mo na dapat gawin 'yung pagkakamali mo noon." I clamped my mouth. There were no words left to speak. Pagdating talaga sa mga words of wisdom, I can rely on Rashiel.

I cannot see anything in her, except sitting there silently, holding the universe together. "I feel so stupid." Nakaraan ang ilang minuto ay nagsalita na rin siya. "I feel like all of my efforts and hardships are worthless." "That happens." I slowly tapped her shoulder. "But..." I paused. "Always remember that worthless people think they will never achieve greatness. But great people will never think they are worthless." Sa wakas ay tinignan niya ako sa mata. Nakita ko ang bahagyang pagkislap nito habang nakatitig sa akin.

Laking tuwa ko nang dumating siya sa piling ko dahil may karamay ako sa hirap at kaginhawaan. “Mommy, can I request?” Tumango naman ako. “Huwag kang mapapagod na mabuhay. Maraming nagmamahal sa `yo. Hindi mo lang nakikita ang iba, sapagkat patago itong ginagawa. Ayon pa nga kay Albert Einstein, 'Life is just like a bicycle, to keep it balance, you need to keep on moving forward'.” Napangiti na lamang ako dahil sa mga ginamit niyang quotes mula sa mga tanyag na mga nilalang.

"We can't please all people. Even if we want all of them to love all of us, we just... can't. That's how it runs, Giovanna. That's how it will always be." His words kept on ringing inside my head until night time happened and I was already about to sleep. Hindi ko maialis ang utak ko sa pag-iisip ng mga bagay na sinabi niya. How come his words are full of wisdom every time? It always has to be full of something meaningful inside. I wonder if that is main power.

“At alam mo kung bakit ko ito ikinukwento sa inyo ngayon? It’s because I want you to always trust your husbands.” Tumahimik ang buong paligid. Parang may bigat sa bawat salitang lumalabas sa bibig niya. ‘Yung klase ng wisdom na galing sa sugat na gumaling pero may peklat pa ring nagpapaalala para hindi na sila ulit dumaan sa landas na 'yon.

"True wisdom is not measured by how much you know, but by your ability to grow and learn from what you do not know. Explain to me what's the meaning of that." Natigilan ako nung nagsalita siya ng napakalalim na quote siguro. Napa-isip naman ako ng malalim habang ina-analyze ko ang lahat ng sinasabi niya habang naglalakad pa din kami. "That quote emphasizes that genuine learning goes beyond accumulating knowledge. True wisdom lies in recognizing the limits of what you know and being open to growth through new experiences and understanding. It highlights humility as a key aspect of learning, as acknowledging ignorance allows space for self-improvement and discovery."

Muli na namang tumingin sa akin si Sir Martin habang hinihintay akong magsalita na para bang hindi siya natuwa sa mga isinagot ng kasama ko. I cleared my throat and answered. "Prudence is different from wisdom. Let me compare them so they can be easily understood. Wisdom is 'this is the right thing to do', while prudence is 'this is the right thing to do if you experienced this.'" I quoted. "Wisdom is the highest form of knowledge, more on the rational side, while prudence is making decisions with empathy and sympathy, a practical thinking that considers a good end."