Wisdom??

Wisdom cannot be forced it must be granted ....

When to say, here is what you need ...
Where to point, there is where you must go ...
Why see, all that is invisible ...
How to feel, what cannot be decribed ...

There are so many questions one may beg to receive answers to. Unknowing and/or unwilling to accept the answer, they may struggle, break, overcome, fall, even die in efforts to acquire what was within oneself, yet searching outward without success.

Shall a note be left to guide, should a back be turned to refuse, could an eye only hear or a hand only see what nothing else can?

Within even an atom a great universe of mystery is being sought for wonderous, treasure ??? no knowledge is the key. Even out amongst the stars, galaxies and endless expanse there is no limits known ... knowledge is being preyed on around every gamma cloud, every constellation, even every theory. Why?

Why is knowledge sought and desired more than money, gold, diamonds, or any form of tangibility?

Within knowledge the vastness of joys, understandings, and sorrows, are even more unlimited than the unknown universe itself. This is clear and valid, by merely understanding that the great the expanse of what is known the knowledge it provides is at a thousand times greater.

Now why seek what is obviously an endless feat of life and effort? Better question is, why not?

Mankind has sought much to acquire what we know, where we've have gone, and how we have continued. Yet to what achievement? As "men" we have become even more ravengeness than a pod of gorilla's, more violent than the meteor showers, and more cold hearted than the ice age that took almost all life away from earth.

How can knowledge be seen as even a good deed to desire?

Because for every negative (bad), there is an equal or greater positive (good) to overcome. Science does not have to proven this, because it never will give accurate conclusion. Yet humanity remains conclusive on the certainty that all that is positive, good, will continue to prevail, even over a majority. Greatness is not haulted by ennumerable odds, that which is right has not ended with even too wrongs.

There much to learn beyond the simplicities of the natural order we know, and the universe and all its wonders, will only give a tilt to the knowledge we already have within each and everyone of us.

Is this wisdom? I rather call it a means to engage and achieve a higher and new level of greatness, together.