Sentence examples similar to desiring wisdom from inspiring English sources

There is birth and death and transfiguration; killing and creating; love and desire; wisdom and flatulence.

While clever and smart have their place, the Soul desires wisdom from the heart, a cherished treasure to keep for Eternity.

Then, cued by a 13th-century Tibetan mandala here that Jung owned, go upstairs and see the Rubin's astonishing show of these ancient Tibetan designs, each enclosing an encyclopedic universe, encompassing desire, venality, wisdom, ecstasy and passion.

In Book Nine, reason is characterized by its desire for wisdom.

The ancient Greek philosophers were especially drawn to understanding love, for they saw their desire for wisdom as comparable to eroticism.

We are able to simply befriend ourselves, get to know ourselves with kind attention and genuine curiosity, and start to act out of a place that is our loving heart's true desire and wisdom.

So I think that wisdom does not require valuing or desiring the good life".

I desire in my leaders great wisdom, especially in their speech and in their emotional intelligence – and that is not the moment to go on the offense.

The Stoics' epistemology was designed to accommodate their belief that it must be possible, in principle, to achieve the sort of inerrant wisdom Socrates had desired.

Her words of wisdom will benefit anyone who desires to achieve and loves to learn.

A player of striking wisdom, desire and character.