Quote by Ibn Gabirol

The beginning of wisdom is to desire it.

The beginning of wisdom is to desire it.

Summary

This quote highlights that the first step towards attaining wisdom is to possess a genuine desire for it. It suggests that without experiencing a strong yearning or hunger for knowledge, one is unlikely to embark on a journey of seeking wisdom. By emphasizing the importance of this initial desire, the quote implies that genuine curiosity and a thirst for understanding are crucial foundations for individuals to start their quest for wisdom. Without the eagerness to learn and grow intellectually, it becomes difficult to cultivate a wise and knowledgeable perspective on life.

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