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“Wisdom is when you understand what, previously, at best you only knew.”
Idries Shah, Observations
“It is your duty to do your best. It is not, however, your birth-right to prevail.”
Idries Shah, Observations
“Words, they say, are the food of minds. But, like other foods, they can do little by themselves.”
Idries Shah, Observations
“La sabiduría es cuando entiendes lo que previamente, y en el mejor de los casos, sabías.”
Idries Shah, Observations
“The beginning for the Traveller on the Path is to start to look for faults in himself which he previously sought in others; and to begin to perceive in others the merits which he formerly imagined to be his own.”
Idries Shah, Observations
“Nothing is ever lost while even a single person remains to remind us of it.”
Idries Shah, Observations
“Wisdom gives honour to nobility, and nobility to everything else.”
Idries Shah, Observations
“Are you ignorant enough to expect horsemanship from blacksmiths?”
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“If you want to nourish your stupidity, try a little avarice.”
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“Alguien dice que no le he enseñado nada que pueda recordar. Aún no puede comprender que eso es precisamente a lo que estoy apuntando…”
Idries Shah, Observations
“Someone says that I haven’t taught him anything that he can remember. He can’t understand yet that that’s precisely what I am aiming at…”
Idries Shah, Observations
“Tu deber es hacer lo mejor que puedas. Sin embargo, no por haber nacido tienes derecho a prevalecer.”
Idries Shah, Observations
“El Sufismo es el hacer en esta vida lo que cualquier tonto estará haciendo dentro de diez mil años.”
Idries Shah, Observations
“Sufism is the doing in this lifetime what any fool will be doing in then thousand years’ time.”
Idries Shah, Observations
“Las palabras, dicen, son el alimento de la mente. Pero, al igual que otros alimentos, pueden hacer poco por sí mismas.”
Idries Shah, Observations
“Nada está perdido mientras haya una sola persona para recordárnoslo.”
Idries Shah, Observations
“La imaginación del sabio es más verdadera que el conocimiento de los tontos.”
Idries Shah, Observations
“The imagination of the wise is truer than the knowledge of fools.”
Idries Shah, Observations
“La educación tiene sus problemas. Estos incluyen hacer más sabio al sabio y más tonto al tonto.”
Idries Shah, Observations
“Education has its problems. This includes making the wise wiser and the foolish more foolish.”
Idries Shah, Observations
“Si quieres alimentar tu estupidez, intenta con un poquito de avaricia.”
Idries Shah, Observations
“¿Eres lo suficientemente ignorante para esperar equitación de un herrero?”
Idries Shah, Observations
“Si quieres alimentar tu estupidez, intenta un poco de avaricia.”
Idries Shah, Observations