Siddhartha stresses that KNOWLEDGE comes from learning and education.        WISDOM is the ability to use KNOWLEDGE in a practical and intelligent way.  Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

Which of the following describes ‘wisdom’?Group of answer choicesIt is a mere knowledge in the human mind.It is in the mind that always says ‘hope all’.It is the good exercise or application of knowledge.It is the ultimate goal of every human endeavor.

Why is wisdom considered as the highest form of knowledge based on the degree and content?Group of answer choicesbecause it is factual and proven by scientific methodsbecause it tells us how things are made and donebecause it is rooted in our common sense and understandingbecause it is grounded on the knowledge of the first principles

iddhartha meditated deeply.  How does he now plan on finding "the secret of the inner Siddhartha?" Group of answer choicesHe will go into the jungle and search for "The Wise Man."He will pray to the gods for an answer since they have always been a voice of reason for him.He will now learn from himself and be his own pupil.He will search the river for a magical answer to his query.

The primary source of knowledge in Western philosophy is faith.*1 pointTrueFalse

Siddhartha begins a new awakening on the river.      He reflects on his life and his continuing pursuit of enlightenment.      What does he has has hindered his path?Group of answer choicesHe had too many women in his life who se bodily charms weakened his senses and his thoughts.His inability to follow society's rules and accept the fact that he is an inadequate human.There was too much knowledge, too many holy verses, and too much information being absorbed into his mind.He always felt that his experiences were humiliating to his family, so he feels empty insideNONE of these answers are correct.