What is wisdom?

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A girl asked her mother,"What is wisdom?".Her mother showed her a jar and asked whether she would eat a cup of sugar."No",said the girl."What abt a cup of maida or eggs or a spoon of essence?".More confused, the girl replied in the negative.
Then the mother said,"If all these are mixed ,you would love to eat the cake.Isn't it?And wisdom is like a cake.The ingredients are intelligence,knowledge,skill,logic and experience.Individually,all the above have their own importance but worthless unless mixed in correct proportions."



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