Sunday, August 28, 2016
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True wisdom can neither be quantified nor defined. It has a dynamism beyond words, and books. It has no encapsulation of Religion, Region, and Time. It is a perception necessitating clean and colorless lens. What is reflected in Indian scriptures like Upanishads is also distilled by Bhagavad Geeta in a simple digestible form. The same principles are also propounded by The Wisemen of the Western Hemisphere and Western Religions. I was happy to see this synchronicity of similar thoughts springing from diverse sources and different Time periods, but I was not surprised by it. Wisdom is Knowledge but not knowledge. – Dr. Maj