Quote by William Hazlitt

The seat of knowledge is in the head of wisdom, in the heart. We are sure to judge wrong, if we do not feel right.

The seat of knowledge is in the head of wisdom, in the heart

Summary

This quote suggests that true knowledge stems from wisdom and intuition rather than intellect alone. It emphasizes the importance of connecting with one's emotions and gut feelings when making judgments or decisions. Without a genuine understanding and empathy from the heart, our judgments are likely to be flawed. It implies that a balanced blend of rational thinking and emotional intelligence is crucial for making accurate evaluations and choices.

By William Hazlitt

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