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"The first step in the acquisition of wisdom is silence, the second listening, the third memory, the fourth practice, the fifth teaching others"
- Solomon Ibn Gabriol
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1. Silence: Making the effort to be still and peaceful, allowing yourself to be open up to originalities and perspectives.
2. Listening: Paying attention to what is being stated and actively participating in the conversation.
3. Memory: Remembering what has actually been stated and retaining the information.
4. Practice: Applying the knowledge and wisdom got from listening and remembering.
5. Teaching Others: Sharing the understanding and wisdom with others, helping them to grow and find out.
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This quote is written / told by
Solomon Ibn Gabriol
between 1021 AC and 1058 AC. He was a famous
Poet
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Spain
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