wisdom

43 subentries

wisdom (85:7.3). See also adjutant mind-spirits: #7–wisdom
70 divisions of (27:6.3)
ascending levels of (71:7.2,5-13)
ask God for w. to solve problems (91:6.5) (91:9.7)
dead stores of worldly (147:5.8)
defined as
consciousness of knowledge (160:2.7) (180:5.3)
consciousness of meaning of personality (102:3.9)
cumulative because it can be communicated to succeeding generations (160:2.3)
embracing discretion as well as courage (181:2.15)
embracing ideas in process of association and recombination (101:6.4)
goal of purely mental and moral existence (36:5.12)
knowledge directed by reason, illuminated by revelation (92:2.1)
man’s highest human attainment (103:9.6)
does justice to differing men (102:3.7)
elevate to living truth (180:5.4)
exalt w. and she will promote you (133:9.3) (144:8.7)
God’s w. consists in his perfect insight (4:3.4)
leads to worship (112:2.11,13)
masters of philosophy teach (27:6sec)
most disheartening miscarriage was Adam’s default (75:8.6)
must be cosmic in scope, spiritual in motivation (54:1.7)
must evolve (101:4.2)
no limit to intellectual evolution (55:6.5)
perfection of understanding is indispensable to Paradise perfection (26:4.14-15)
possibility of making mistakes inherent in acquiring (130:4.11)
resolving confusion between versions of (28:5.9)
sources of wisdom
divine insight and personal experience (19:2.4) (27:6.2) (157:6.2)
facts are building blocks of w. which are cemented by experience (50:5.7) (111:6.6)
fear of the Lord is the beginning of w. (68:3.3) (131:2.6) (149:6.2-5)
focalized experience engenders authoritative w. (40:10.6-7)
from studying origin, history, and destiny of situation (19:1.5-12) (32:2.13)
fruit of divinity (56:10.20)
learned only by experiencing tribulation, adjustment to failure (4:3.4) (48:7.14) (132:7.2) (160:4.14)
lengthening time unit in experience (118:1.3-8)
let him who lacks w. ask (28:5.8)
made possible by religion (92:3.9)
Perfectors of Wisdom (19:2.3)
recognizing one’s insignificance (131:8.6)
regarding parts from viewpoint of whole (131:8.4)
secured only through experience by those innately intelligent (81:6.13)
slow accumulation of painfully garnered w. (118:8.5)
spiritual progress not dependent upon (65:8.4)

Cross-references

See also adjutant mind-spirits: #7–wisdom

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