Wisdom is discovered, not taught.

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Experience alone does not discover wisdom; reflection does.

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What is not examined is unconsciously inherited.

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Family is where wisdom is most often inherited — and most often unconscious.

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We do not seek novelty, only clarity.

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We do not extract meaning for others; we hold space for it to emerge.

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What is preserved here was already lived.

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What is held here is not owned, but stewarded.

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What endures here must outlive those who name it.

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Wisdom deserves a place to rest before it is passed on.