It's an interesting question.
In my country you expect old people to pass away. Nobody is amazed that someone lost his grandma. We simply move on and continue living.
The situation is much different with children. Their deaths are always a shock and people cry over the opportunities that child could have, the things it could have experienced that were taken from them.
It's especially sad when a child dies tragically, like in a car accident or is murdered.
As a parent, I'd choose to die to let my child live. I'd rather lose the experience that I have, but give a chance at longer live to someone who has whole decades before them and the strength to take full advantage of this time.
Topic: Hope $ Wisdom... (Read 109 times)
In some countries they mourn adults more than they do with children and in some countries they mourn children more than adults. What I'm trying to say is, when an adult dies you lose their wisdom and when children dies you lose their hope.
So I ask, between hope and wisdom which do we value more?
So I ask, between hope and wisdom which do we value more?
Your question is kinda baffling. Hope and wisdom, adult and child, which do we value most? Both are needed in a society to prosper. Wanting one over the other could as well bring some setback to that community or nation. I will just work with the one I have at that time while mourn the one that already left. If I happen to have them both, I’ll utilize them both and if I don’t at that moment, I’ll capitalize on what I have and stop trying to think about what had already been lost.
Hope $ Wisdom...
I know this girl named Hope. Is it $$$ wisdom for me to get together with her?
I know this girl named Hope. Is it $$$ wisdom for me to get together with her?
Great combination…you have my type of imaginations
Hope $ Wisdom...
I know this girl named Hope. Is it $$$ wisdom for me to get together with her?
I know this girl named Hope. Is it $$$ wisdom for me to get together with her?
In some countries they mourn adults more than they do with children and in some countries they mourn children more than adults. What I'm trying to say is, when an adult dies you lose their wisdom and when children dies you lose their hope.
So I ask, between hope and wisdom which do we value more?
Death is part of nature and everybody must die someday. Based on your question on hope and wisdom, which one I will prefer. Both of them are very important but when it comes to death, I will prefer the old ones to die first because they are already old and we won't loss much from their death compare to when a child dies because who knows if that child might be the president of that country.So I ask, between hope and wisdom which do we value more?
Wisdom comes from God and the if an old man dies, there will be someone that must have tapped from his wisdom, or there will be another old man that has similar wisdom that is still living. Children will grow up to rule the world and they will be the ones to continue from where we stopped, they will bring in new generation to the world, but an old man has already brought his generation to the world and wouldn't contribute much to the growth of the economy because he has already contributed his part when he was young. There is joy to see that everyone grows old and not to die premature.
As long as we tenderly grows to ascertain a certain height, it comes a breakthrough by a wisdom to the hope of glory.
We exist with the sensitivities of craving and by desires choice making with the nature of what we sees, hears and thoughts. The encouragement to advancement is foresighting of wisdom owing you the hope of your cravings.
So... I would buttress that "Wisdom" is breed that foresees your hope to actualization because it serves as your guide and as your tutor.
We exist with the sensitivities of craving and by desires choice making with the nature of what we sees, hears and thoughts. The encouragement to advancement is foresighting of wisdom owing you the hope of your cravings.
So... I would buttress that "Wisdom" is breed that foresees your hope to actualization because it serves as your guide and as your tutor.
In some countries they mourn adults more than they do with children and in some countries they mourn children more than adults. What I'm trying to say is, when an adult dies you lose their wisdom and when children dies you lose their hope.
So I ask, between hope and wisdom which do we value more?
So I ask, between hope and wisdom which do we value more?
The children. There is no doubt that the future is more important than the present for me, that's something very specific for the humans as we are able to fear what has not yet happen and plan for centuries ahead. The obvious problem is that children cannot grow up without adults, so eventually the death of an adult is a problem to all.
Now if only Zelensky had the wisdom to understand that! Let Russia have Ukraine's Little Russia, rather than killing off both Russians and Ukrainians who are trying to live there.
In some countries they mourn adults more than they do with children and in some countries they mourn children more than adults. What I'm trying to say is, when an adult dies you lose their wisdom and when children dies you lose their hope.
So I ask, between hope and wisdom which do we value more?
So I ask, between hope and wisdom which do we value more?
The children. There is no doubt that the future is more important than the present for me, that's something very specific for the humans as we are able to fear what has not yet happen and plan for centuries ahead. The obvious problem is that children cannot grow up without adults, so eventually the death of an adult is a problem to all.
In some countries they mourn adults more than they do with children and in some countries they mourn children more than adults. What I'm trying to say is, when an adult dies you lose their wisdom and when children dies you lose their hope.
So I ask, between hope and wisdom which do we value more?
Why not just value both of them as they're both needed by a country and by the people? If there's a deeper meaning between either of the two, why can't just we just proceed for hoping for the best in our future and at the same time get more wisdom as we get older?So I ask, between hope and wisdom which do we value more?
You choose what you think is best for your situation but in my situation, both are needed. The hope that there will be something better to come out from the youth and the wisdom that the older and experienced folks ready to be shared to them.
Between hope and wisdom you are seeking to know which is preferred but it will not really make much meaning because they also both vary according to the cultural beliefs and that is why they would prefer to burial either the young or old.
The buttom line is there is death occurring both in young or old. If the old has wisdom he should try and share it at the earliest times so that if he dies, he won't die with all his wisdom.
The buttom line is there is death occurring both in young or old. If the old has wisdom he should try and share it at the earliest times so that if he dies, he won't die with all his wisdom.
No doubt but between the both and death must occur but between the both one is more preferable in the sense that if one dies the other can be a replacement and even to both. See it this way, the wisdom stands in place of the adults and hope for children. If we lose hope there won't be any form of getting wisdom but if we get to lose wisdom which are the adults we get to see the children taking their place while adults can't take the place of the children.
In some countries they mourn adults more than they do with children and in some countries they mourn children more than adults. What I'm trying to say is, when an adult dies you lose their wisdom and when children dies you lose their hope.
So I ask, between hope and wisdom which do we value more?
Not as merely differentiated, there are people with both, the wisdom and the hope. When you're close to them, you're inspired by their wisdom and motivated by their hopes. Both embedded in one body and soul. On this ground, I can say that both hope and wisdom are intertwined. But for the sake of this thread. I would prefer wisdom than hope become it is the wisdom that will spring up the hope in you.So I ask, between hope and wisdom which do we value more?
Oftentimes, People tend to mourn adults than children because of the memories and experiences they've gathered over that person. Especially when the adult breeds much wisdom snd understanding. Your ability to work with different people and environment could be as a result of your wisdom and understanding. This is why we would naturally mourn some adults and won't more others or even mourn a child more than an adult regardless of the age.
Between hope and wisdom you are seeking to know which is preferred but it will not really make much meaning because they also both vary according to the cultural beliefs and that is why they would prefer to burial either the young or old.
The buttom line is there is death occurring both in young or old. If the old has wisdom he should try and share it at the earliest times so that if he dies, he won't die with all his wisdom.
The buttom line is there is death occurring both in young or old. If the old has wisdom he should try and share it at the earliest times so that if he dies, he won't die with all his wisdom.
I don’t know about deep meanings related to hope & wisdom. All I know is that every death is a tragic loss & will mean a lot to the family that are left behind. Nobody should ever have to bury their child though, that really is not something that a parent should have to experience.
In some countries they mourn adults more than they do with children and in some countries they mourn children more than adults. What I'm trying to say is, when an adult dies you lose their wisdom and when children dies you lose their hope.
So I ask, between hope and wisdom which do we value more?
So I ask, between hope and wisdom which do we value more?
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