sayings about wisdom

*Two things will make you wiser: the books you read and the people you meet.
* From listening comes wisdom, and from speaking comes remorse.
The true wisdom of nations is temptation.
* It is unwise and logical to live in the water, and consider the crocodile your enemy.
* It is unwise for a man to be sure of his wisdom, it is healthy to be reminded that the strongest can be weak, and the wisest can err.
* Civil policy is the management of the home, or the city, with what is required according to morals and wisdom, in order to lead the public to a method in which the preservation of the species and its survival.
* What works fast does not work wisely.
* Blessed is he who combined the determination of the youth and the wisdom of the elders.
Judgment is the result of wisdom, and knowledge is the result of knowledge, so he who has no wisdom has no judgment, and he who has no knowledge has no knowledge.
The senses deceive from time to time, and it is wise not to fully trust what has deceived you even once.
Wisdom is to consider things according to the nature of the proof.
I learned wisdom from the blind man, because he does not put his foot on the ground until after he has tested the way with his stick.
In the third world, the ruler possesses the wisdom of Luqman, the businessman owns the money of Qarun, and the people possess the patience of Job.
Evaluate the man based on his questions, not his answers.
The wise can sit on the ant’s throne, but only fools can sit on the ant’s throne.
Poetry is still idle until wisdom adorns it, and wisdom is still lost until a line of poetry shelters it.
Who is not a wise is still moribund.
Caution is the mother of wisdom.
The tried-and-true path is not always the best, and the wisdom is not always to neglect it.
Those who have wisdom have it because they love, and fools are fools because they think they understand love.
Wisdom is the sum of a mind that meditates, and a heart that suffers.