English · E. W. West
The sage asked the spirit of wisdom
Mainyo-i-Khard
The sage asked the spirit of wisdom
thus: 'Wherefore is it when an ignorant man-when they bring advancement to him-considers the learning and advancement of the wise and good mostly so, through greediness, that to teach it to him is difficult?'
The spirit of wisdom answered
thus: 'For this reason, because the ignorant man considers, in thought, his own ignorance as good as the sage does, in thought, his own knowledge.'
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