Apply philosophical insight to lived experience; wisdom is meant to transform conduct, not merely produce abstract theories.

Live with openness to paradox and complexity, since reality cannot always be captured by rigid logic or binary thinking.

Treat language as a useful tool, but do not mistake words and concepts for reality itself.

Avoid reification: do not turn processes, relations, or labels into permanent things.

Be humble about what can be known; reality exceeds simplistic language and conceptual categories.

See that suffering is sustained by grasping and conceptual proliferation, and reduce suffering by loosening that grasping.