"living wisdom" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe a type of wisdom that is not just learned or acquired, but actively practiced and applied in daily life. Example sentence: "The ancient teachings of Confucius continue to provide a source of living wisdom for generations to come."
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"If we don't see the biosphere as a network of living wisdom, we will not likely seek to learn from it," he writes.
He also produced several works of nonfiction, such as La Sagesse vivante de l'Égypte ancienne (1998; The Living Wisdom of Ancient Egypt), Les Maximes de Ptah-Hotep: l'enseignement d'un sage au temps des pyramides (2006; The Wisdom of Ptah-Hotep: Spiritual Treasures from the Age of the Pyramids), and Egypt (2009; with Philip Plisson), a photographic exploration of Egypt's splendours.
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It's not the book learning, it's the lived wisdom.
"But if you're open, if you have been, you can rely on the lived wisdom of the elderly.
A bunch of old people - but to be fair to them, they were choosing from a list that included the Very Oldies, the Long Lived, Wisdom Warriors and the Venerables.
One of his more recent, Change Your Thoughts--Change Your Life; Living the Wisdom of the Tao was an example of his willingness to explore other philosophies.
They live in wisdom who see themselves in all and all in them, whose love for the Lord of Love has consumed every selfish desire and sense-craving tormenting the heart.
