Experience doesn't make you wise,the conclusion after that does.

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 Experience doesn't make you wise,the conclusion you draw after that experience has the potential to make you one.

Just because someone is grown up to a certain age,seen and experienced many situations doesn't make you wise.

If you have drawn a wrong conclusion of that experience and living the life based on that then it's hasn't added anything to your wisdom.

Have you seen people who have grown old,gone through certain experiences but didn't learn the actual lesson?

Any conclusion that makes you pessimistic,makes you feel weak is not what the experience wanted to teach you.

Anything that makes you think,analyze,look for options,solutions add to your wisdom.

Otherwise just experiencing experience(situations)doesn't mean anything.

It's neutral.

How you saw life after that,is what makes you wise or wounded.

Your thoughts?

Love,

Pratiksha

Location: Sangli, Maharashtra, India

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