<p>The purpose of the Pursuit of Wisdom is the search for transcendent truth, in order to find goodness/<br />
justice, and perfect beauty. Faith and Reason are also essential especially when somethings is not<br />
fathomable. The end objective of all wisdom is to find Perfect Love.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p><p>Reviewed By Rabia Tanveer for Readers&rsquo; Favorite<br />
Review Rating: 5-Stars - Congratulations on your 5-star review!&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</p><p>Pursuit of Wisdom by Robert T. Fertig is a book about finding the truth in everything that surrounds us. We<br />
all want acceptance and unconditional love; we crave it and it is in our most basic nature. However, we are also<br />
curious by nature, which is the reason why we need to know and understand the meaning behind the most<br />
common things in life. From understanding the &ldquo;truth&rdquo; of cultural change, climate change and even how or if<br />
we can live together as a community, these are the questions that we ask ourselves every day. The author talks<br />
about how these truths are important, how they are necessary for us to build a community, build trust and<br />
understand what it takes to accept every human being as a valuable addition to the community.<br />
The author shares his thoughts about his general understanding of what truth is, what is goodness, what exactly is<br />
justice and how every basic need of humans comes down to finding the most objective answer to their questions.<br />
Everything has a &ldquo;truth&rdquo; and if you understand that, you can understand everything else. This is the beginning<br />
of an awakening that the author believes every reader should have. I have immense respect for the author for<br />
conveying such a complicated idea in such a simple yet eloquent way. He had control over the narrative, he<br />
had a flow in mind and he executed it perfectly. I enjoyed the fact that the author didn&rsquo;t force anything on the<br />
reader; he just laid out his ideas and his thoughts on the pages and gave it to the reader to make whatever they<br />
want with it. This is enlightening and educational at the same time.</p>