Wise

[Sarah]

when someone is wise it means they know whats going on
they see deeper then you
you usually go to these people for answers
but they are always there

[Monty]

Forming adjectives and adverbs of manner or respect such as clockwise, otherwise.

[Vania]

Really good to be reminded not to get attached to the external world, to remember the teachings and to keep focused on what is more important than [getting caught] in [cycles] of [patterned] thoughts and reactions that arent necessarily doing much for you.

[Sommer]

To be wise is to [see things] clearly by connecting pieces together like a puzzle to see [the big picture]. Typically people who are wise have a GOOD sense of their world around them; therefore they have [GOOD common sense]

[Merna]

very [clever] [man]

[Luis Fok]

A one word term that carries many emotion and [agreement] to what the person is telling you. A word that is used to reply to something [good that] some one tells you or to show [empathy].

[Sommer]

Wise usually means someone who is very logical but in this case it means something is very old

You have [Andy Fowler] to [thank] [not me]