What is wisdom? Where is Wisdom? How to Bring Wisdom to The Transcendental Level.
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Wisdom without outflows is not a product of memory, but a profound understanding of the true nature regarding the three core characteristics of existence: SUFFERING (dukkha), IMPERMANENCE (anicca), and NON-SELF (anatta) in all things and phenomena in the world. When a person attains this wisdom, they are no longer governed by desires, aversion, or ignorance, and they start living in a more harmonious way with nature and the society around them.
This does not mean that Buddhist practitioners abandon learning from the external world. On the contrary, they use tangible knowledge as a means to continue on their path of enlightenment. They learn to view all things and phenomena without discrimination or attachment, thereby demonstrating deep compassion and wisdom in every action.
Thus, wisdom in Buddhism is not just a deep understanding of the teachings but also the practice and direct experience of these teachings in daily life, aiming for self-liberation and benefiting all beings.
Chapter 1. What Is Intelligence? Where Is Intelligence?
Chapter 2. Distinguishing Between Knowledge and Wisdom - The Ultimate Reality Perspective