Did the ancients really have great wisdom? What does a person who truly possesses great wisdom do?

Of course, the ancients had great wisdom, which can be seen in many classic classics today. Especially in philosophy, there are many ideas that we can't fathom until now.

The ancients really had great wisdom, from the Great Wall, the three-character pagoda in Egypt, the tombs of the ancients, etc., to the present, scientists cannot understand how to do it, it can be seen that the wisdom of the ancients is infinite.

Everyone has wisdom, and the ancients lived in a more primitive society than now, and they could survive and reproduce normally, necessarily because of the crystals of wisdom that they could think with their brains.

The ancients are really wise, and many of our current development is slowly realized based on the conjectures of the ancients, and if the ancients did not pave the way ahead, we would have to go a long way.

China has been up and down for 5,000 years, and it can be said that there is great wisdom, and if you think hard, Lao Tzu, who left three thousand Tao Te Ching, is one. Huangshi Gong's legacy taught Zhang Liang, and there are not many deeds, but Zhang Liang alone can be regarded as wise, so Huangshi Gong can be regarded as a person.

Those who truly possess great wisdom will restrain their wisdom without revealing it, while those who like to boast in front of others and show their intelligence are precisely the embodiment of lack of wisdom.

A truly enlightened and wise person has a light in his heart, able to distinguish between right and wrong, good and evil, and is not attached to right and wrong. They are able to stop using their brains to discern and judge, to close the entities of their material senses, and to see and observe the world with their minds.

When he connects the world with his heart and talks to this world on an equal footing, he can heal many contradictions and disputes, and can also invisibly resolve disputes between people.

Placing the existence of the self in the tiniest place, in a glimmer of light, in a speck of dust, ordinary and simple, without revealing the uniqueness of the self: this is the "Xuantong" displayed by a wise man who is "with the light and dust". Such a "Xuantong" is very subtle and difficult to be discovered by ordinary people, because on the surface, he is the most ordinary and simple person.

Such a wise man's mind is like the sun. Can we make the sun closer to us? Can we alienate the sun from us?

Or can it be made more despicable?

A truly enlightened person like this will not be shaken by worldly fame, power, and status because his heart is perfect. Such spiritual qualities are very precious in the whole world.