“Any piece of knowledge I acquire today has a value at this moment exactly proportioned to my skill to deal with it. Tomorrow, when I know more, I recall that piece of knowledge and use it better.”
Knowledge acquired indeed only valuable when we have the necessary skill and had reached the level that we could remember to utilize it at those moment needed most.
“Knowledge is of no value unless you put it into practice.” - Anton Chekhov
VERY true. I've found that in life, we're able to learn the same lesson more deeply, widely or from a different perspective, so you can always learn more and more as time goes by. ;-D
Surjit, I really like that quote. God doesn't bear fruit on trees to weak to bear it. We are exactly where we need to be today and we can handle anything in this moment.
Hi Alexys Fairfield, I fully agree with your words of wisopm: ...'God doesn't bear fruit on trees too weak to bear it...' Thanks for sharing your great insights. God bless.
Hi Jennifer, Great words of wisdom: ...'The more we open our hearts, the more we fill them...' Thanks for adding your valuable thoughts to my post making it more meaningful. God bless.
I have found this to be particularly true of things that I read. Each time I re-read them in different stages of my life, I learn things that I wasn't ready to grasp before. The teacher, the teaching, and the student must all be perfectly matched for enlightenment to occur!
It seems we put 'a bookmark' on the knowledge we acquire in the present, thinking it would be revisited later in life.
As we roll out more miles in this earth,those bookmarks 'speak' louder than ever. The heart and the wisdom of the person has changed BUT NOT the bookmarks ^_^
Hi Josie Two Shoes, I fully agree with your words of wisdom: ...'Each time I re-read them in different stages of my life, I learn things that I wasn't ready to grasp before..' Thanks for adding your valuable views to my post. God bless.
Thanks Footprints, for adding your insightsful views: ...'The heart and the wisdom of the person has changed BUT NOT the bookmarks...' I really value your meaningful participation. God bless.
Hi Surjit,
ReplyDeleteThis is indeed a wise saying.
Knowledge acquired indeed only valuable when we have the necessary skill and had reached the level that we could remember to utilize it at those moment needed most.
“Knowledge is of no value unless you put it into practice.” - Anton Chekhov
Thanks Surjit, for sharing this quote.
Blessings
Let's Acquire Wisdom and Live with Passion
I am glad Sam, that you have liked the quote. Thanks for adding your insights.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
VERY true. I've found that in life, we're able to learn the same lesson more deeply, widely or from a different perspective, so you can always learn more and more as time goes by. ;-D
ReplyDeleteAmel's Realm,I fully agree with your views:
ReplyDelete...'so you can always learn more and more as time goes by..'
Thanks for sharing your insights.
God bless.
Surjit,
ReplyDeleteI really like that quote. God doesn't bear fruit on trees to weak to bear it. We are exactly where we need to be today and we can handle anything in this moment.
I like this idea very much.
ReplyDeleteI have the sense that we are only able to perceive the world in relationship to our ability.
The more we open our hearts, the more we fill them!
Thanks for this Surjit,
Jen
Hi Alexys Fairfield,
ReplyDeleteI fully agree with your words of wisopm:
...'God doesn't bear fruit on trees too weak to bear it...'
Thanks for sharing your great insights.
God bless.
Hi Jennifer,
ReplyDeleteGreat words of wisdom:
...'The more we open our hearts, the more we fill them...'
Thanks for adding your valuable thoughts to my post making it more meaningful.
God bless.
I have found this to be particularly true of things that I read. Each time I re-read them in different stages of my life, I learn things that I wasn't ready to grasp before. The teacher, the teaching, and the student must all be perfectly matched for enlightenment to occur!
ReplyDeleteIt seems we put 'a bookmark' on the knowledge we acquire in the present, thinking it would be revisited later in life.
ReplyDeleteAs we roll out more miles in this earth,those bookmarks 'speak' louder than ever. The heart and the wisdom of the person has changed BUT NOT the bookmarks ^_^
Hi Josie Two Shoes,
ReplyDeleteI fully agree with your words of wisdom:
...'Each time I re-read them in different stages of my life, I learn things that I wasn't ready to grasp before..'
Thanks for adding your valuable views to my post.
God bless.
Thanks Footprints, for adding your insightsful views:
ReplyDelete...'The heart and the wisdom of the person has changed BUT NOT the bookmarks...'
I really value your meaningful participation.
God bless.