Quote Keep me away from the wisdom which does not...

Keep me away from the wisdom which does not cry, for true wisdom is not afraid to show vulnerability. It is in our moments of tears and sorrow that we truly learn and grow. It is through our struggles and pain that we gain a deeper understanding of ourselves and the world around us.

The philosophy which does not laugh is one that takes itself too seriously. Laughter is a powerful tool that can bring joy and lightness to even the most serious of situations. A philosophy that cannot find humor in life is one that is missing out on the beauty and richness of the human experience.

And the greatness which does not bow before children is a greatness that is hollow and empty. Children are the future, the embodiment of innocence and potential. To be truly great is to recognize and honor the purity and wonder that children bring to the world.

So let us seek out wisdom that is not afraid to shed tears, philosophy that embraces laughter, and greatness that humbly bows before children. In doing so, we will find a deeper connection to ourselves, to others, and to the world around us.

Let us not be afraid to show our vulnerability, to find joy in the simple things, and to honor the innocence and potential of children. In embracing these qualities, we can truly embody the essence of wisdom, philosophy, and greatness.

For it is in our tears that we find strength, in our laughter that we find joy, and in our humility that we find true greatness. Let us strive to live a life that is rich in wisdom, philosophy, and greatness, always remembering to embrace the beauty and wonder of the world around us.