In this video, we learn the power of wanting wisdom from the story of Socrates. Socrates was a Greek philosopher who is considered one of the founders of Western philosophy. He was known for his Socratic method, which involved asking questions to help people come to their own conclusions.

In this story, a young man comes to Socrates seeking knowledge. Socrates asks the young man what he knows about wisdom. The young man replies that he knows that wisdom is good and that ignorance is bad. Socrates then asks the young man to define wisdom. The young man is unable to do so.

Socrates then explains to the young man that he cannot truly know what wisdom is if he cannot define it. He said that the only way to know something is to understand it. And the only way to understand something is to question it.

Socrates then asks the young man if he would be willing to go on a journey with him to find wisdom. The young man agrees. Socrates leads the young man to a river and asks him to jump in. The young man is hesitant, but he eventually agrees.

Socrates holds the young man's head underwater until he starts to struggle. The young man begs Socrates to let him go, but Socrates refuses. Finally, the young man breaks free and gasps for air.

Socrates then asks the young man what he wanted most when he was underwater. The young man replies that he wanted air. Socrates then says, "When you want wisdom as badly as you wanted air when you were underwater, you will find it."

This story teaches us that we must be willing to put in the hard work to find wisdom. It also teaches us that the only way to truly understand something is to question it.

If you are looking for a motivational story that will inspire you to seek wisdom, then this video is for you. Watch it today and learn the power of wanting wisdom!

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