Hi Brett,
I too find that I experience myself as making 'wiser' decisions as time moves on, and yet my decisions of the past appear to me to be not as wise today as I had thought them to be at the time! --ED --- In [email protected], Brett Corbin <brettalancorbin@...> wrote: > Hi Ed, I have done many unwise things in my life, and through the pain and suffering I have had because of my unwise choices, I have started to see what the wiser choice may have been. By seeking wisdom I find that I do not make nearly as many unwise choices, so to answer your question, I feel I do have the ability to distinguish between wise and unwise, but sometimes I have learned wisdom, only after being very unwise, if that makes any sense. Brett Bill, Brett Does either of you possess the talent of distinguishing the 'wise' from the unwise? Thank, ED "The life of an enlightened being is like the shadow of a bird on water." > I agree with that statement. > > But I'd also agree with the statement... A person who applies his or her feelings to their daily life may or may not be wise. > > Or... A person who jumps up and down and rubs their belly may or may not be wise. > > ...Bill! > > Thanks Bill, > > What do you think of this statement..... A person who applies his or her logic to their day to day life may or may not be wise. > > > > Brett
