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Wonder often, the gift of understanding will come.

Wonder often, the gift of understanding will come.
Traditional

Historical period not yet established

Meaning in plain English

Frequent wonder leading to understanding values curiosity and attentive questioning. The saying portrays insight as something that may come through an open mind.

What the words are saying

Will come makes the outcome sound guaranteed, while gift presents it as more than a mechanical result. A useful application joins curiosity with evidence, study and reflection instead of expecting questioning alone to answer everything. Wonder can remain valuable even when a question is unresolved.

Everyday example

A learner follows a question with observation and study while keeping an uncertain answer open.

When to use it

Use it to discuss curiosity with the work of understanding included.

What it does not mean

No guaranteed answer or complete understanding through wonder alone is established.

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Author or tradition
Traditional
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Historical period
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Recorded source
Contributor-provided wisdom reference (2014 AD)

Supplied reference B; unit 19; PDF page 10; collection label: Arapaho

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Culture
Arapaho