In the Bhagavad Gita lord Krishna says “the gift received that are not shared is equal to a sin”; the same goes with wisdom. Receiving guidance and advice is considered the easiest way of consumption of wisdom. Many people simply consider advice as mere “good judgement”,but the actually affect is massive. I personally consider it as the “butterfly effect”(small event leading to a greater affect) of human communication leading to a human connection.
Giving and recieving advice creates a sense of community and association with the peers and the essential personalities in a life. When a persone older or younger wiser or foolish is advincing you, there is an exchange. An exchange of a perspective, an exchange of knowledge even if u want to recieve it or not. An other impotact thing about advice is, it can only be given to a person who is ready to recieve it.
I thinlk now would be the time i can quote lines from my favourite poem, ‘IF’ by Rudyard kipling…
“if you can trust when all men doubt you,but make allowance for their doubting too;
if you can talk with crowds and keep your virtue,or walk with kings nor loose the common touch; ..”
I would like to conclude by saying imparting knowledge and receiving it is a beauty and truly a virtue us humans have recieved. Knowledge is a sword that could cut down and kill doubt to shape very important decisions.
Ad-Wise 