Consult an alumnus of Blakey's ad-hoc academy, and you'll likely hear descriptions of gruff but avuncular insight: wisdom from the trenches, so to speak.
Because humanism draws on 2,500 years of non-religious ethical thinking since Socrates, it is a deep, rich tradition of insight, wisdom and inspiration, and it is this without any supernaturalistic beliefs involved.
In 2005, Dr. Livezey became the founding Director of the Ecologies of Learning Project (EOL) at NYTS, funded through a major grant from Lilly Endowment Inc. Lowell Livezey was a person of immense insight, wisdom and compassion, of great integrity and depth, and an outstanding colleague.
This gentle man, famous for his abundance of understanding, insight, wisdom and outstanding professionalism as a journalist, enjoyed warm friendships wherever he worked and lived, which included New York City, London, Rye, New York, and Kennett Square, Philadelphia.
We hope the selected texts will offer insight, wisdom and personal reflection along the way.
It'll be good if it showed a small victory, or growth in insight, wisdom or self-awareness.
Transformation is now a choice you make from a place of peaceful and personal power, insight, wisdom and, let's face it, pure and simple courage.
But it is only partly natural: it represents what nature can produce, when its aimlessness, its brutality and its self-devouring, are tempered by reason, insight, wisdom and work.
But as questions rise over how European governments can escape their debt trap and resume growth, Mr. Hugh, who has been pondering this topic for years, is for the first time being turned to for insights and wisdom.
The unfortunate result is that our original insights and wisdom are magnified beyond the scope of their applicability.
