Life is a teacher, and we learn from our experiences, whether they are positive or negative. The key is that we gain wisdom from our experiences, and sometimes, our most valuable lessons come from our foolishness. Yes, foolishness is a trait we all share as mortals. If every fool wore a crown, we would all be kings. But by learning from our foolishness, we can all become the kings of our growth and understanding. It's not about avoiding foolishness, but about embracing it as a stepping stone to wisdom.

Have you ever wondered why those of us who wish to appear wise among fools often seem foolish among the wise?  It's because humans, by nature, embody both wisdom and foolishness. As humans, we should make it an important life lesson to understand and accept that even those we consider fools are right sometimes. If we take our flaws and remember that we – in one way or another – are fools, whether we dance or not, we might as well dance; after all, a mixture of a bit of foolishness with our prudence makes one know that it is good to be silly at the right moment – without crossing the border. Is Agama, a mythical figure known for his wisdom, listening?