Sri Sri Ravi Shankar's Wisdom: We Need to Unlearn Things

In our pursuit of wisdom, it's crucial to recognize that wisdom is not about accumulating vast amounts of information. It often involves unlearning certain things. It's the process of shedding the unnecessary mental baggage from excessive learning. The volume of knowledge does not measure true wisdom in your mind; instead, it's about cultivating a deeper understanding of life and our place in it.

Wisdom, at its core, is about simplicity and naturalness. It's not about showcasing your knowledge or intellect but rather being comfortable with the simplicity of life. Wisdom allows you to find beauty and meaning in the ordinary and appreciate the inherent natural flow of existence. It's the ability to navigate life's complexities with a simple, uncluttered perspective, unburdened by unnecessary complications.

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Perhaps the most profound aspect of wisdom is the sense of connection it fosters. True wisdom makes you feel deeply connected with other people, nature, and the universe. It transcends the boundaries of individuality, and in its place, it creates a sense of oneness and unity. Wisdom is not a solitary pursuit; it's about understanding our shared humanity and embracing the interconnectedness of all life. In essence, it's about feeling a profound and harmonious connection with everybody and everything.

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