Words of Human Wisdom

Living by faith you need spiritual wisdom that comes from God's Word. Living in the material world, you need human wisdom.

Here are some words of human wisdom:

You need people around you to love and to be loved. Getting hurt is the only way to live your life completely.

N  No one is easy to live with because you are you and someone is someone.

·       Share your wisdom with others—one way to achieve your immortality.

·       The most important relationship in your life is the one with yourself.

·       Look at how far you’ve come in your life, and not far you still have to go.

·       Nothing in your life is ever as good or as bad as it may seem.

·       Good judgment comes from bad experiences; just as bad judgment can come from good experiences.

·       Go easy on yourself—you can take only so much, especially you’re getting older.

·       Everything passes away, but time goes on forever.

·       The end of one thing is always the beginning of another.

·       Your worrying never changes anything, except the intensity of your worrying.

·       The less you have, the more there is to receive.

·       Your wonder is the beginning of your wisdom.

·       Your faith begins where your reasoning ends.

Your life is forever long because it takes a lifetime to learn how to live your life. 

Life is never easy to forgive and to forget.

·       Today is just another day for you to waste it, or a new day for you to do good.

·       Kindness can convert sinners, just as kind words are music of the world.

·       People differ in life, but not in death.

·       Ignorance and confidence are your stepping-stones to your success. 

Y   You’re spiritual when your desire to be with God is greater than anything and anyone.

·       Talent comes from God, praise from man, and conceit from self. So, be thankful, be humble, and be careful.

·       Never despair, and dance without music.

·       Always hope your hopeless hope until the end.

·       Children learn what they live: condemnation from criticism; fight from hostility; shyness from ridicule; guilt from shame.

·       Treat others like you want to be treated.

·       Do the rest, and let God do the best.

A journey of a thousand miles begins with the first step. Take your first step to get to your destination.

Living by faith: You need both spiritual wisdom and human wisdom. Living in the material world, human wisdom is indispensable, or else you make the wrong choices and decisions that may distance yourself from God.

Stephen Lau