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Wisdom is never thrust upon one. It is acquired, if at all, by positive thinking, through voluntary effort!

It is never safe for anyone to have extensive knowledge without wisdom.

The majority of people who acquire wisdom do so after they have passed the age of forty. Prior to that time the majority of people are too busy gathering knowledge and organizing it into plans to spend any effort seeking wisdom.

Adversity and failure. These are nature's universal languages through which she imparts wisdom to those who are ready to receive it.

Do adversity and failure always bring wisdom?
No, only to those who are ready for wisdom and have voluntarily sought it.

What determines one's readiness to receive wisdom?
Time and the nature of one's thought-habits.

One never can be sure of knowledge that has not been tested.

What is dependable knowledge?
It is knowledge which harmonizes with natural law, which means that it is based upon positive thought.

Time modifies and alters all values. That which is accurate knowledge today may become null and void tomorrow because of time's rearrangement of facts and values. Time modifies all human relationships for better or for worse, depending upon the policy through which people relate themselves to one another.

In the realm if thought there is a time when it is proper to sow the seeds of thought, and there is a proper time to reap the harvest of those thoughts, the same as there is a time to sow and a time to reap from the soil of the earth. Without the proper measurement of time between the sowing and the reaping, nature modifies or withholds the rewards of the sowing.

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