The sources discuss "World Wisdom" in the context of understanding life, purpose, and the nature of existence [1]. Here's a breakdown of the key ideas related to World Wisdom:

• Purpose and Meaning: World Wisdom is linked to finding purpose in the world [2, 3]. Without purpose, there is a lack of wisdom or skill [2, 3]. Seeing the world in a way that is loved gives purpose to the world [2, 3].
• Foundations: The strength of the foundations upon which we build our understanding affects how we perceive the world. Weak foundations lead to seeing the world as built without wisdom, whereas strong foundations allow us to see the world more clearly [2, 4]. World Wisdom is about knowing the world we live in and using that knowledge to prove ourselves [4, 5].
• Perception and Individuality: Seeing the world involves understanding how it is defined and perceived in one's own view [4, 5]. It includes accepting individuality rather than conforming to only one definition of the world [6]. World Wisdom involves having your own view and being able to express it [7].
• Life and Living: World Wisdom involves recognizing that the world is a place that expresses living [8]. The act of giving life is an expression of this wisdom, and communication is how we provide for our humanity [9]. The wisdom of the world includes all that is in the world, and is something given to us, which is shown in evolution [9].
• Mystery and Inspiration: The world of Wisdom is also a world of mystery and inspiration [10]. Death can be a source of inspiration, and rebirth can be seen as a new life given to something [11]. The ability to understand and question the purpose of life is part of this wisdom [10].
• Learning and Growth: World Wisdom is gained through learning, and includes a progression of standing, walking, running, and dancing [12]. This progression represents growth in movement and in understanding the rhythm of life [12].
• Exploration and Understanding: Seeking to understand other life forms is a way to better understand our own origins and is a function of World Wisdom, not to gain power over other life forms [10]. World Wisdom involves finding all that we did not know of ourselves [11].
• World Defined: The "world" can be defined in many ways including the earth, the universe, the inhabitants of Earth, a specified part of the earth, a realm or domain, or even a particular way of life [5, 13-15].

In summary, World Wisdom is about understanding the purpose and meaning of life, the importance of our foundational knowledge, and recognizing our unique individuality and how we perceive and define our world. It also involves continuous learning and exploration, and an understanding of how life, death, and inspiration fit together [1, 2, 5-11].