by Priscila Azeredo de Souza, 35yrs, London, UK
I am re-claiming my wisdom. I am a very wise woman, innately. My inner-heart knows everything and it considers everyone, spherically.
I became an intelligent woman… I learned how to be intelligent so I could hide my wisdom behind it.
How?
Intelligence does not challenge anyone; intelligence is challengeable. It lets irresponsibility have its way.
Intelligence is weak; it stands in the uncertainty, and on sloppy grounds.
Intelligence is selfish and it fosters separation. It’s a very sophisticated and calculated tool used to gain over others.
Intelligence is draining; it constantly needs to prove itself.
Intelligence plays games. It studies the adversary and cleverly puts him/her down.
Intelligence judges – more intelligent, less intelligent.
It fights, and it tries to prove itself.
Wisdom is different.
Wisdom asks you to be all that you are, to be true, to be responsible, to be an equal.
Wisdom challenges irresponsibility, wisdom challenges intelligence, wisdom challenges arrogance.
And it does it naturally so.
Wisdom does not fight, only presents.
Wisdom does not judge. It holds an understanding.
Wisdom does not play games. It knows the other person is equally wise and it calls us up, “Hey, what are you doing? You know you are Wise”.
I am very blessed to have so many wise people around me – they inspire me to be equally wise.
Wisdom is the intelligence of the inner-heart.
I am re-claiming my wisdom. I am a very wise woman.
Inspired by the work of Serge Benhayon and Universal Medicine
The Truth about Serge Benhayon 
The continued dilemma that exists in this world, intelligence and wisdom. One is superior on planet earth, one doesn’t even think it’s superior. It is worldly, universal, resonates with a truth that cannot be fathomed, argued or judged.
I know which my body and I prefer – WISDOM.
In our world we are awarded and celebrated for any intelligence that we bring, and asked to forget our innate wisdom – the complete opposite of how we are designed and equipped to handle this world of ours.
In our world people are put on a pedestal for this intelligence, but those acolades don’t last for ever. There’s always residues of emptiness. Checkout the celebrities that live in the world, how many can truly be honest that happiness comes from what they do. When wisdom is from just being them….
Intelligence does indeed come with a judgement, a superiority, a holier than thou, an owning and an arrogance. Whereas wisdom comes with an equality, a knowing that we are all the same and calling on that same heart-felt wisdom that lies in us all equally so.
Priscila, thank you for simple and wise blog that blows intelligence out completely and reminds us all of the wisdom within.
“Wisdom is the intelligence of the inner-heart.” This is beautiful Priscila, so true and so simply expressed. Why would any not want to allow more into one’s inner heart, thereby allowing the true wisdom for all to see, feel and experience. I can so easily get caught up in my head, whereas the wisdom of one’s inner heart is ready and just waiting to be be expressed and felt by all.
Thank you Priscila, great to read this again. I now live mostly from wisdom, but when I am on my own I can drop into intelligence, having had an active, busy mind for many years I have yet to master how to align it to my body as I go about my day so that it is more focused and not leaving the wisdom of my heart – a loving work in progress with the support of Esoteric Yoga. Lots here for me to appreciate about my wisdom, thank you.
Beautifully summed up Elizabeth.
Why would anyone choose intelligence when wisdom has so many beautiful qualities, ‘Wisdom asks you to be all that you are, to be true, to be responsible, to be an equal.’
You can be very intelligent and know very little about life. There are very few people that are intelligent about everything in life. Wisdom, however, can bring an understanding to everything in life.
Adding to what you have shared Priscila, Wisdom also come with a for-ever-deepening-humble-appreciative-ness!
Yes Greg I totally agree with you, the simplicity of Wisdom has such depth of understanding and as you say “for-ever-deepening-humble-appreciative-ness!
With humble being our connected-ness to our Soul, so as you have shared Mary how could we not live in “Wisdom”.
“Hey, what are you doing? You know you are Wise” – that exactly is it. Wisdom does not stand above you, and what it says makes us go ‘Wow…’ and ‘Of course that is so’ at the same time.
Wisdom is ageless and is unifying, whereas the intelligence most subscribe to in life separates and competes and leaves everyone feeling less.
I love how simple you make the choice between wisdom and intelligence here, there’s something about the word wisdom that makes me feel an ancient-ness in me, that I already know everything, whereas intelligence is a bit like a skill that needs to be honed and always improved.
When you challenge another one using your mental intelligence, you invite the other one to choose from a series of options to respond to you that result in a pattern of movement that confirm the vibrational trap you have said yes to.
It is much needed that we redefine the vast difference between intelligence and wisdom, as we seem to currently believe they have the same meaning. Intelligence seeks to overpower another with superiority and ownership, whereas wisdom is all inclusive by virtue of the fact that it honors its source is from a universal truth that is already known by all, therefore never can be owned.
In terms of intelligence it really depends on where the intelligence or so called intelligence comes from. If we are simply talking about re-call then that is not true intelligence just the ability to recall knowledge. If we are talking about the intelligence of the inner heart as you mention, well that is an entirely different matter.
Body intelligence, heart intelligence – the true intelligence that really counts and considers the all. But when the head takes over with its regurgitated intelligence then you are spot on Nicola in saying that it is not really intelligence but rather the capacity to recall.
In society many champion intelligence and are identified by this, when you connect to true wisdom intelligence is exposed for the arrogance and separation it promotes.
The type of intelligence our society currently fosters has made us feel special, separated from each other, blind to the wisdom we all equally have access to.
‘Wisdom asks you to be all that you are, to be true, to be responsible, to be an equal’ and opens us up to a whole new dimension and understanding of human life and its imperfections.
Intelligence comes from the Latin intelligentem “discerning, appreciative,”. It is a specific type of movement.
The meanings here sound a lot like energetic awareness, love, integrity and building ourselves and others through appreciating and confirming.
How true you words Priscila, as I read your bolg I can’t help be be inspired to move forward to this divine wisdom within me.
“Intelligence plays games. It studies the adversary and cleverly puts him/her down.” This is very true and succinctly stated. Wisdom on the other hand knows what to say to restore, heal, and support a person to rise up out of anything that is not true and reconnect to what is.
Intelligence is very separated from life, whereas wisdom is very related to every part of life. I enjoyed reading about the differences of intelligence and wisdom, particularly “Wisdom asks you to be all that you are, to be true, to be responsible, to be an equal.” Intelligence is often used for individuality, and to compare ourselves as either superior or inferior. Whilst it’s true we need intelligence for the systems of life, it’s actually wisdom that’s lived.
Beautifully said Melinda – intelligence comes from the head and only consider the head. Wisdom comes from the body and considers the all.
I feel very blessed to know the difference between the two. En mass in society we are taught to foster and champion intelligence but ignore its shortfalls and blatant errors, covering them up with good, reason, logic and justification. Wisdom doesn’t hide anything, it presents its riches and mistakes which are areas for growth.
Wisdom is the person who is aware that the intelligence of the Universe is constantly available to them.
Intelligence has taken a higher precedent in society over wisdom, wisdom comes from the connection we have with our body and our soul, and from that connection we have access to a greater knowledge.
I love how you simply differentiate between intelligence and wisdom, wisdom is the only choice in my opinion, ‘Wisdom asks you to be all that you are, to be true, to be responsible, to be an equal.’
Intelligence leads me to wanting to know so I fit in, when I already know – it prompts to own me through dulling my awareness with mostly food or checking out with sensational images reducing me and my truth of how amazing I am. Intelligence as it stands to me is evil – separation to my divinity.
Great wisdom you share Priscila, intelligence is far more lineal and wisdom has a far greater depth.
Thank you for sharing your wisdom Priscila, wisdom is the intelligence of the inner-heart and it asks is for
‘you to be all that you are, to be true, to be responsible, to be an equal.’ Wise and simple.
It was refreshing to reread your blog and be reminded of the difference between intelligence and wisdom. Thank you Priscila.
I love this Priscila, it’s straight to the point of what true intelligence is, so absolute in it’s presentation, awesome.
Thank you Priscila, I love the clarity you bring, always with your heart wide open embracing all.
We may well ask, just how ‘intelligent’ is it, to not hold another as our equal, let alone to judge and scorn someone as ‘less’ for not displaying whatever particular style of mental capabilities we happen to deem as ‘intelligent’, in the same way as we do…
Thank-you for defining the difference here Priscila, and exposing what you have of the illusionary fortresses that have been created to foster and give acclaim to ‘intelligence’, as opposed to the true and lived wisdom that resides in, and arises from, the inner-heart of our being – our connection to our soul.
Thank you for your exquisite examples on the truth of wisdom Priscila, when wisdom is claimed and lived it is has true power and is inclusive of everyone as you so beautifully express in this line ‘Wisdom asks you to be all that you are, to be true, to be responsible, to be an equal.’.
I once lived from my intelligence and I prided myself on it. I used it to feel better than others and to boost myself. But I always felt like a fraud and as if someone would see through it all. When they did not, I lost respect for them in some ways. I knew my intelligence wasn’t true, I knew it was a game I was playing and I knew it was a very shaky foundation on which to base my life. It needed constant feeding. As this gorgeous blog presents, wisdom is quite the opposite. It simply is and is solid, unwavering and very holding of all.
I love the feeling of wisdom, the fullness, the openness and the unmistakeable love I feel for all. I am eternally grateful I know this feeling in my body, for it is the marker I return to when moments of intelligence are let in to my days.
I love the qualities that wisdom brings as highlighted in this blog by Priscila.
This is a superb differentiation that we need to be aware of. Looking at your list, it becomes rather obvious why so called intelligence is championed in the world we live in and some of us can be so intelligent in a way that we are very knowledgeable and/or highly academic, yet choose to be ignorant – true intelligence lets us know we are absolute equal, and I know for myself that this realization makes me think as if I do not matter, when in truth it is a confirmation that I am an essential piece that makes up the Whole, just like everyone else.
True intelligence is known through the heart by all equally, where love is the foundation of our universal wisdom. For without a connection to our heart, intelligence is only the mind channelling knowledge, repeated and regurgitated from an external source that sports separation, one upmanship, and control all of which does not hold universe love as its marker of truth.
In truth there is just no comparison…. and yet it feels like the world has lost itself blindly chasing the lesser of the two. Thank god for those who put wisdom above all else and show others the power and true intelligence in that.
Indeed, you are a very wise woman in re-claiming your wisdom Priscila and thank you so much for calling us all to do the same.
“I learned how to be intelligent so I could hide my wisdom behind it.” And it is very clear Priscilla you donot hide any longer with presenting so simple and clear the difference between intelligence and wisdom.
You so are Priscilla. Your powerful words remind me that we all have this capability as a young child. We come here as natural Doctors of life, Professors of energy and Deans of divinity. It is only as we cut out parts we don’t like along the way that we get to think we are not wise in any way.
Wisdom is in all of us, we can connect to it at any time and it is present and available to us consistently. All we have to do is connect to it and it is there for all assisting us to evolve.
A very clear felt presentation of the difference between intelligence and wisdom, showing the different energy and consequently the different approach and attitude they are coming from.
Thank you Priscila for these confirming words on wisdom. How very empowering to be free to say “I am re-claiming my wisdom. I am a very wise woman.”
Very wise Priscila I love what you have shared about wisdom! This sentences got me most “Wisdom does not judge. It holds an understanding.” What would happen in the world if more people would get this Wisdom!!!
Beautifully said Ester for less judgment would mean more understanding and acceptance of the path others have chosen.
I love this part, ‘Wisdom is the intelligence of the inner-heart.’ Wisdom brings harmony, it is unimposing, it allows us space to ponder, to be playful and to really connect to what we feel is true.
“Wisdom is the intelligence of the inner-heart.” Love this Priscila. In the knowledge stakes there is always competition and comparison. When there is wisdom there is appreciation for the pearls of wisdom offered. Glorious to hear you say ” I am a very wise woman”.
Great article Priscila, I thought life was about gaining more knowledge being intelligent, and was always encouraged to learn, yet what you share here makes perfect sense, our wisdom is far greater than knowledge, because we are able to automatically tap into our inner wisdom if we choose, and knowledge is learnt by what we are mentally capable of remembering.
I have often heard intelligence used to justify something, and when intelligence is used it leaves what we truly know behind, when we use our innate wisdom we know there is so much more being offered than just intelligence, I am learning now to trust my wisdom more than the intelligence I know.
I have often heard intelligence used to justify something, and when intelligence is used it leaves what we truly know behind, when we use our innate wisdom we are being offered so much more then just intelligence, I am learning now to trust my wisdom more than the intelligence I know.
“I am a very wise woman.” I can feel this to be true for myself and all women and yet so many judge themselves against how intelligent they think they are and so present themselves in a reduced and diminished way, somehow ashamed or embarrassed about not being intellectually intelligent, thereby denying us the glory of the inner wisdom all women – and men hold.
“Intelligence is draining; it constantly needs to prove itself” This sentence stands out for me as it shows that intelligence knows that it is not all there is that the mind is seeking. Wisdom is to allow the Ageless Wisdom to flow through you.
Intelligence, from the list you have shared feels very exhausting as we need to obtain, retain and maintain it, whereas wisdom just is, no trying to be better, no struggle to retain it, just the simple knowing that we hold within us all the wisdom that we will ever need, we just simply have to connect it to.
Absolutely brilliant blog Priscila ‘Wisdom is the intelligence of the inner-heart’. This is so true, beautifully expressed and very wise. Interestingly, intelligence is what is commonly being celebrated in our society, and wisdom is almost not acknowledged. Thank you for sharing your wisdom and inspiring us to also re-claim this within ourselves and share our innate wisdom with the world.
It feels like wisdom calls us to stop the game playing and come to greater responsibility.
Yes, indeed the intelligence you speak of is not so intelligent at all. There can be no true intelligence without love.
Yes Nicola, there can be no true intelligence without love. Well said.
Priscila great presentation on the difference of intelligence and wisdom. Your sharing reminded me of myself as a little girl before starting school. I felt so wise and knew much. Upon starting school, with the introduction to mindful intelligence and its yard stick of measured markings, that I felt eroded of my truthful knowing and wisdom within.
Thank you Priscila for your wise words – if only we lived and claimed this simple and powerful truth as children how different our lives and relationships would be.
‘Wisdom is the intelligence of the inner-heart.’ Brilliant blog Priscila, there is a huge difference between intelligence and wisdom. Interesting that our world currently celebrates intelligence, it is competitive and rewarded, yet I too can see that wisdom is in all of us and in our society it is seen as nothing unique or worth celebrating but this is back to front. Our wisdom is gold, so if we were to honour, celebrate and embrace our wisdom, true intelligence is then shared with everyone to unite humanity not separate.
It is truly intelligent to be wise. Great blog Priscilla.
Priscilla, you are so spot on the way you have contrasted the differences between intelligence and wisdom. Unfortunately our world currently values intelligence very highly and people are placed on pedestals if they are seen as being very intelligence. Yet often when we look more closely at the lives of people deemed intelligent, they are a mess. Wisdom on the other hand doesn’t ask for perfection but it does ask that we live from a truth that comes from inside of us and is there to guide us in every situation. I am finding new ways daily to listen to my wisdom and to love the replies I receive, even if they are sometimes challenging.
Hi Priscilla, just felt to add that wisdom does not argue or debate but builds on truth in a very unifying way.
Gorgeous Priscilla, wisdom is already there the day we are born, which is why young children unaltered by intelligence are asking us the challenging questions; it is great to know this and feel that intelligence as we came to know it, is there to not challenge the norms we have came to believe in, and as we all have this wisdom inside, we all know it doesn’t truly work.
Intelligence is learned. Wisdom is already known. A truly beautifully crafted blog, exposing the fallacy behind the notion of intelligence and expressing the true power to be found in wisdom.
Wise words by a wise woman living wisdom. Thank you Priscilla. This blog reveals the power and simplicity of wisdom beautifully.
‘Wisdom is the intelligence of the inner-heart’ Thank you Priscila for so clearly defining the differences and once we re-connect to our inner-heart we can let go of all the damaging effects of intelligence and reclaim our wisdom for the benefit of all.
Great blog, what you’ve shared about intelligence is so true, the list of things it does to people is so exposing. I have often felt very uncomfortable around intelligence and more at ease and inspired by wisdom.
Thank you for bringing such clarity to the true meaning of wisdom versus intelligence Priscilla.
Intelligence separates and judges and wisdom is unifying and truly loving.
Intelligence feels cold and hard, and product of the mind. Yet wisdom is rich and full, drawing on the all and filled with love.
Human intelligence has got the world into the mess that its in and wisdom will get us out of it.
Well said Joe!!
Our current form of intelligence is narrow and very rarely truly intelligent. Wisdom on the other hand is all encompassing and remains forever expansively truly wise.
This is beautifully and simply expressed, the difference between the temporal worlds used form of intelligence, which divides humanity into being lesser or better that one another or true wisdom that presents knowing that innately we all are wise. “It knows the other person is equally wise and it calls us up “Hey what are you doing? You know you are wise”. Thank-you Priscilla for your wise words.
This is so lovely, Priscila – obviously expressed by a very wise woman who has seen through the illusion and separatism of intelligence.
Priscilla I can relate to trying to prove myself and justify to others what I know is already true. And this is an exhausting way to live in carrying judgement and a need for others to “get it”. This is really well expressed when you say “Intelligence is draining; it constantly needs to prove itself” whereas “Wisdom does not fight, only presents… Wisdom does not judge. It holds an understanding.” Thank you for your very simple and wise blog.
What came to me as I was reading your blog Priscila is that I know all this. How is it that I have not seen the ‘fallibility’ of intelligence? As a Race of people we allow intelligence to rule our lives, we choose to live according to how ‘intelligent’ people dictate. We give our power away. What if all of Humanity choose to live by their own inner wisdom? As you have so beautifully said Priscila – ‘Wisdom does not play games. It knows the other person is equally wise and it calls us up, “Hey, what are you doing? You know you are Wise”. All of Humanity would be living the truth of who they are and all competition, comparison, envy, jealousy would be non existent. We are all in our ‘Wisdom’ – Equal
I love the way you have extended on this beautiful blog ch1956. I can see that I have given my power away to intelligence in order to avoid responsibility which is not very smart at all.
‘Wisdom asks you to be all that you are, to be true, to be responsible, to be an equal.’ – beautifully said. Thank you for revealing the difference in truth between the separative and isolating quality of intelligence that is only found outside of ourselves and the unifying oneness quality of wisdom that we all know and is accessible to all from within our inner-heart. Very powerfully expressed and claimed – thank you Priscila.
‘Wisdom is the intelligence of the inner-heart.’ – Beautifully expressed and very true, thank you Priscila for sharing your wisdom.
That is a blog full of wisdom . . . It is so good to read so clearly about the difference between intelligence and wisdom because in my observation the world is mixing it up. Thank you so much Priscila for being so wise to follow your impulse to write about this needed topic.
Thank you Priscila, for expressing so beautifully your wisdom, our wisdom, very inspiring.
Exquisitely expressed Priscila, and soooo inspiring. I’m with you and choose to live wisdom as my way. It is so more powerful than intelligence that always seems to be missing a part of the picture.
Wisdom can not calculate and deceive.
Intelligence compared to wisdom is like comparing those simple solar powered calculator to a super computer.
The calculator would say – lets play the chess, and the super computer’s response… I’m all the pieces on the board already! Its simply a different language altogether.
Agree, in respect there is no comparison… haha great analogy Simon.
I don’t know how this blog appeared, but after commenting on another blog, this blog arrived on my screen! I’m so glad it did, what a gem. I have a lot to learn from this, I may have to study it a few times to take it in. I don’t think I’ve ever seen anything written about wisdom before, so thank you.
I love how you have laid this out so simply Priscila. Just presented it as the wise woman you are.
I’m claiming it with you, and so many others, Pricilla!
A very wise blog indeed.
It is an interesting conversation to have – wisdom vs. intelligence. I have always considered myself to be intelligent, but not academically. More recently, I am coming to understand that intelligence is about the ability to recall information that has been fed to me. It is no more intelligent than the information that it is holding. A bit like a computer hard-drive is only as capable as the software that is installed. Wisdom on the other hand is a fountain of truth that needs no exterior source. It works through reflection. i.e. if I act in a way that is not loving, in my willingness to evolve, I will have the opportunity to come to a deeper wisdom about my actions. Intelligence can vary from person to person and their capacity to recall information. We all have equal capacity to tap into wisdom, should we choose to unfold with and into it.
Thank you Jinya for giving me the beautiful image of the Fountain of Wisdom within.
This is a great expose Priscila, especially loved this line: “Wisdom challenges irresponsibility, wisdom challenges intelligence, wisdom challenges arrogance”. And I would add that this may be so because: intelligence is out of a book, wisdom is out of a lived way of love which means it carries responsibility and with it a developed humbleness.
I love this Zofia ‘intelligence is out of a book, wisdom is out of a lived way of love which means it carries responsibility and with it a developed humbleness.’
Powerfully exposed… and beautifully claimed.
I love how you have clearly shared the difference of intelligence and wisdom.. I can think of time where i’ve been in each and it’s a very beautiful feeling when I’m sharing my wisdom. When I share just intelligence, it may be satisfactory but at the end of the day, i’m unfulfilled.
Priscila, awesome blog. Simple, profound. I love what you write here: “I learned how to be intelligent so I could hide my wisdom behind it.” Reclaiming your wisdom is a very wise move.
Priscila I felt when I was reading your article that intelligence had a thin cardboard-like feeling, whereas wisdom felt like an expansive pulse.
Thank you for sharing your understanding of wisdom Priscila, I feel it is amazing to know that with wisdom it comes from within, truly connecting to ourselves and trusting what we know to be true. As you so clearly say – intelligence requires effort, push, force and a forever need to prove ourselves – no wonder we are all so exhausted living in this way. It feels more natural to come back to ourselves and live from our innate wisdom, this is our true way of being.
Beautiful and wise blog Priscilla. You have captured the difference between wisdom and intelligence perfectly. Intelligence comes from what we have learnt, whereas wisdom comes from what we have lived. Awesome.
I love your expansion on this. “Intelligence comes from what we have learnt, whereas wisdom comes from what we have lived.” That is beautiful and reminds me that how we live is so hugely important.
‘Intelligence comes from what we have learnt, whereas wisdom comes from what we have lived’. This is so true. Very well said universallivinguk.
Hear, hear Universallivinguk very well said and spot on, so rich, wholesome and inspiring. Thank you!
Very wise words from a wise woman. As you say intelligence is draining and I can really feel that as I read this article. This is a superb article articulating so clearly the differences between intelligence and wisdom.
So clearly expressed, intelligence is always striving and in competition with others and self to have more knowledge than another. Wisdom knows it all already. The last statement is so profound “Wisdom is the intelligence of the inner-heart.”
I love this part too Mary, wisdom doesn’t have to prove anything, it doesn’t feed arguments or competitiveness, when wisdom is presented there is often silence and appreciation follows.
“Wisdom asks you to be all that you are, to be true, to be responsible, to be an equal.” Such wise words, Priscila, from a wise woman – thank you for the clear and simple presentation of intelligence versus wisdom.
The simplicity in your words Priscila shows what wisdom is truly about. I could really feel the difference in how intelligence is always striving to be better and coming from a ‘lack’ or emptiness, but wisdom has nothing to prove and nowhere to go, it’s already whole.
Wow, Michael, this is a fantastic comment! I agree 100%.
Me too. So aptly expressed michaelgoodhart36. Intelligence and wisdom are like complete opposites of each other.
Michael what a succinct and great distinction to make about intelligence and wisdom – wisdom is certain whole, there is a knowing that no book knowledge can match. Wisdom is very strong and certain and comes from the inside, intelligence is learned from the outside.
Wise words from a wise woman. Loved your blog Priscila. As Leigh expressed there is no trying when we connect to our wisdom. It does not exhaust us the way the search for intelligence does.
Spot on Leigh, it is very exhausting to search for intelligence and it is endless.
I could feel the difference between Intelligence and Wisdom as I read this blog. The exhausting process of the constant gain for intelligence is frail compared to the strong stance that wisdom holds. I have experienced this strength within my role models and in myself at times and that is truly inspiring.
Thank you Priscila, this is so simple, short and profound! “Wisdom does not play games. It knows the other person is equally wise and it calls us up, “Hey, what are you doing? You know you are Wise”.” So true! Thank you again for bringing such clarity to two words that often get misconstrued and allowing the reader to feel the truth and real meaning behind intelligence and wisdom.
Beautifully presented Priscila. Wisdom has such depth in clarity.
Beautiful Priscila. Thank you for the loving clarity of your expression.
Amazing and so simply written – Thank You Priscila.
The wisdom shines forth from your expression with such clarity – thank you Priscila.
I love your blog, Priscila. I suspect anyone can feel the truth of your words, whether they have actually experienced it themselves or not. For some readers it may be their first step towards wisdom, for others it will confirm what they know to be true and thus commit them to living it more fully. Isn’t it amazing what can be accomplished with a short blog written in wisdom?
Yes it is amazing Gayle and I agree that the wisdom in these words can be felt by all.
Beautiful and such a powerful sharing. Thank you Priscila…
I love the quality and equality of wisdom. It is inclusive to all and it is within us all…
And it’s free, resting in the inner heart of every human being.
Your expression here Priscila goes deep and wide and is now a marker for us all. With heartfelt thanks.
Simply beautiful Priscila, your love and wisdom flow through this precise and powerful post, thank you.
Priscila, your inner wisdom shines through in the simplicity of this writing. Thanks for sharing your wisdom, which has inspired me to connect more to mine.
Priscila, this is so full of Truth and Wisdom. An expression filled with grace and an inspiration to all. It is being printed out to put on the wall above my desk to read daily! Thank you.
Thank you Priscila for these words of Wisdom, presented for us from your deep understanding and knowing of how it is, to be humbly and graciously wise.
What a blessing in these words – thank you…
I completely love this – the beauty and simplicity of this wisdom is so healing of the complexity and games we play to hide our hurt. Thank you Priscila.
Awesomely said Lyndy, as a friend has recently mentioned: ‘The Art of Simplicity’.
Priscila, thank you, as with you re-claiming your wisdom it inspires others to do the same. I will be listening more deeply to my inner-heart today.
Beautiful Sally. Wisdom is indeed deeply inspiring.
I love this. Intelligence takes a constant effort to be ahead in the game whereas wisdom is just there waiting to be connected to, felt and then expressed. Wisdom takes no effort.
Thank you Toni and yes, intelligence is draining. I remember not that long ago how frustrated and overwhelmed I would get about the amount of things that I needed to know, to study, to learn… endless and never enough. There is an infinite and effortless intelligence in Wisdom which I am only starting to connect to.
This is so, so true Toni, I can totally relate to this and very well said. Wisdom is for sure effortless and deeply inspiring. I find it so much easier to connect with someone who is expressing from their wisdom.
Thank you Priscila, I hear your wisdom, it speaks so clearly and simply. It is a wisdom that addresses all.
Priscila – this is an exquisite expression of the truth of wisdom. Your words walk all over the so called wisdom of many New Age writers, and show them to be false. Your words are there to be read again and again, and to let the layers of truth that are held within to unfold and lovingly reveal the wisdom we all have. Thank you…