There is a group of Dr. Wisdoms who form our Regents; another group direct the activities of the American Medical Association.
Additionally, he is the head of the Masters of Wisdom, a group of perfected souls who have inspired all of man's great accomplishments throughout history.
But nothing yet looks like killing off the method tried and tested long before the millennium began: a teacher standing before a group of pupils and imparting wisdom by word of mouth.
The "instructions" or "teaching" genre, as well as the genre of "reflective discourses", can be grouped in the larger corpus of wisdom literature found in the ancient Near East.
The trisvabhava theory was first taught in the Prajnaparamita ("Perfection of Wisdom") sutras, a group of Mahayana texts composed between the 1st century bce and the 3rd century ce, and was elaborated upon by the Vijnanavada school.
While you ponder that, dear reader, I'll do my best to explain "#9," the new musical by the group Waterwell that contains this nugget of wisdom.
We believe that no single group or individual has a monopoly of wisdom, and therefore we will conduct an inquiry into how a referendum should be held.
Opponents of the amendment, which include most of the establishment bar in South Dakota, say it is antidemocratic in allowing a small group of people to decide the wisdom of a law.
In "A High-Profile Executive Job as Defense Against Mental Ills" ("Lives Restored" series, front page, Oct. 23), you describe how a very accomplished group of researchers has disregarded conventional wisdom about what people suffering from schizophrenia may expect as a result of their illness.
But he told The Los Angeles Times, which first reported the settlement today, that while he had wanted to use the suit as a platform to expose what he called the F.B.I.'s "evil scheme" of opposition to the Panthers and other radical groups, "The wisdom of my lawyers prevailed".
