Are You Getting Wiser?

    Do you ever wonder if you are learning from your experiences or why experiences repeat themselves with different cast members? Often times we don’t realize that we are learning until after the lesson has passed.

    We never know when wisdom is going to strike. It is not predefined, it has no rules, no timing and no form, but is does have substance. Tons of it.

    Wisdom is a spiritual system of weights and measures that balances our thoughts, reasoning, logic and perception while deepening our collaboration with our spirit.

    As children, wisdom commences when we learn not to touch fire or get burned. We will go through a series of wisdomatic exercises until wisdom is embedded into us. Initially it has to be taught, then we discover it on our own. The brilliant part of it is that we discover it as we go along.

    Spiritualists and scientists stand on opposite sides as far as creation goes, but in wisdom, the divide is closed. Though it has spiritual overtones, wisdom is somewhat scientific.

    In biology, mitosis is the process in cell division by which the nucleus divides, typically in four stages resulting in two new nuclei, each of which has the same chromosome and DNA as the original cell -- such is wisdom, it multiplies us.

    Once wisdom is produced, it divides itself, not in four stages, but several stages because each time we discover it, we pass it on, and the person in which we pass it on, passes it on and so on and so forth. The end result is mind blowing. Wisdom comes at every age and every stage.

    It is when the pupil becomes the master. Our internity awakens, sparks fly, and something inside of us ignites in a culmination of universal energies that expands our consciousness into a knowingness that is beyond the scope of the heavens. It may sound erudite, but it’s really simplistic in nature.

    Wisdom is the pendulum of time. Achieving it is like a gong that bangs in our head when we realize that we have learned something. The vibration lasts a lifetime.

    If you feel that you are not getting anywhere, step back and survey what lessons could be learned. Could you trust more? Trust less? Been more loving? Less loving? Would you have done something differently?

    That’s wisdom. Learning to question, dissect and knowing what to accept after examination. Whatever you can do to improve your understanding is wisdom.

How do you know you’re getting wiser? What experiences stand out as having made you wiser?