Quote by Leo Tolstoy

A person who knows all sciences but does not know himself is a poor and ignorant person.


A person who knows all sciences but does not know himself is

Summary

This quote suggests that someone who possesses great knowledge in various areas of study, yet lacks self-awareness and self-understanding, is ultimately impoverished in their intellect. Without the understanding of oneself, it implies that this person is ignorant of their own nature, emotions, and motivations. Thus, true wisdom and enlightenment require not only the pursuit of knowledge in external disciplines but also introspection and self-reflection. Only by knowing oneself can an individual truly attain a well-rounded and fulfilled state of being.

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Science
By Leo Tolstoy
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