11.
The Holy One, Blessed be He, emanates temporary prophecy to a prophet
sent on a mission, even if he is not a sage.
12.
The sages can grasp with wisdom many concepts that natural
intelligence cannot conceive.
13.
One who wants to become wise should turn south (when praying -
Rash”i).
14.
When a person wants to know what to do in a given situation, he
should open up a (holy) book, and he will understand what to do.
[t.n. The Nanach mesora in Breslov is that before opening the
book one should achieve an impartial state, not favoring one course
of action over another].
15.
Olive oil tunes up the (cognizance of the) heart.
16.
One who goes in simplicity becomes intelligent.
17.
One who has faith, merits afterward to serve G-d with great
cognizance.
18.
Through awe, one merits to cognizance.
19.
Through being acquainted with righteous people, one merits to
understanding and cognizance.
20.
One who conducts himself with modesty has mental clarity.
21.
What is seen with the eye, that thing is easier to understand.
22.
One who guards himself from food cooked by a non-Jew and wine
impurified by a non-Jew, merits wisdom, and understands every book he
studies.
23.
One who is arrogant does not merit to understand G-d's dominion over
everything.
24.
When you don't do kindness, through this you don't have cognizance.
25.
If you do any damage, you should know that you violated your
cognizance.
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