A writer's different fight with a boxer.

"The true wisdom is not to have the most knowledge, but to know how to use it."

From a poet's sentence:..

"If you have an affair with a boxer, he will break your frame.

If you have a story with a writer, he will hit your soul and your intelligence. "

It is an analogy of the power of what each person practices; boxers use the body as a tool; writers and poets use language, thought, and perspective on humans as tools; these people often look deeply at the world, see what is hidden under people's behavior, feelings, and lives, so they can create words or works that are heartbreaking and change people's perspective.

But true depth is not meant to overcome or harm others; for the wise does not use thought as a weapon; he uses it as a light to himself and others.

The teaching of the teacher, who said that this generation has a lot of knowledge, but also lacks wisdom, reflects that knowledge is only information that accumulates, but wisdom is the ability to understand, choose, and see the truth of life.

The practitioner often speaks little, not because he has nothing to say, but because he knows that every word has weight. He will not rush to respond to anything, not lose the power to overcome debate, but instead choose stillness, patience, and compassion.

Staying still does not mean weakness, but self-control, knowing when to speak, when to stop, and not letting emotions dictate actions.

Finally,

Knowledgeable people may beat others for a reason.

But a wise man will overcome himself with consciousness.

And the greatest beauty of wisdom is not to make us superior, but to make us understand the world, understand others, and live with the truth more peacefully.

✍🏻 arbitrary writer. 📖