Gyaan is a Hindi word meaning knowledge. Knowledge can be of many kind – technical knowledge, operative knowledge, domain knowledge etc.
Experience increases practice knowledge.
Convention is a storehouse of accumulated knowledge from ancient times which assists in safe and reliable decision making.
Wisdom is born out of theoretical knowledge conjugated with experiences and conventions.
Experience + Convention + Wisdom = Pragnya – a deeper and superior knowledge which enables you to position your thoughts viz – a – viz reality in a better and more intelligent way.
Prangya is a stepping stone to Supreme Knowledge – the realisation of the Absolute Truth!!
Colloquially, gyaan can also have a derisive connotation indicating uncalled for advice!!!
However, I , with my limited cerebral scope, have a single and simple suggestion not gyaan to impart.
Input courtesy WhatsApp from my former senior colleague.
Prangya and Gyaan –
Loved reading this insightful piece
Loved the image as well. The innocence shows how the child running with its happiness 😀
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Thank you Roksana
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A lovely suggestion illustrated with fun
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Thank you so much Derrick
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Well, in that case, here’s my non-gyaan suggestion: If life gives you lemons, make lemonade… and then find someone whose life gave them vodka and have a party!
I learned both gyaan and non gyaan today😄
Thank you.
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Smashing Mr. Philo
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Thank you, GC
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❤️the image
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Thanks so much 😊😊
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My pleasure. 😇
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