Wisdom that philosophers are seeking.

1. The nature of reality and existence
2. The meaning and purpose of life
3. The nature of knowledge and truth
4. The nature of morality and ethics
5. The relationship between the individual and society
6. The nature of consciousness and the mind
7. The nature of beauty and aesthetics
8. The nature of time and space
9. The nature of free will and determinism
10. The nature of happiness and well-being.

Epistemological Wisdom:

- The nature and limits of knowledge
- The criteria for truth and justification
- The role of experience, reason, and intuition in acquiring knowledge

Metaphysical Wisdom:

- The nature of reality
- The relationship between mind and body
- The existence and attributes of God

Ethical Wisdom:

- The nature of the good and evil
- The principles of right and wrong
- The obligations of individuals to themselves and others

Political Wisdom:

- The best form of government
- The role of citizens in society
- The principles of justice and equality

Aesthetics Wisdom:

- The nature of beauty and art
- The criteria for artistic value
- The role of art in human life

Practical Wisdom:

- The ability to make wise decisions in real-world situations
- The virtue of prudence
- The importance of balancing short-term and long-term goals

Existential Wisdom:

- The meaning of life
- The nature of freedom and responsibility
- The acceptance of one's own mortality

Transcendental Wisdom:

- The nature of ultimate reality
- The limits of human understanding
- The role of mysticism and spirituality in human experience

Additional Aspects of Wisdom Sought by Philosophers:

- The ability to think critically and rationally
- The virtue of humility
- The importance of compassion and empathy
- The pursuit of enlightenment and self-knowledge
- The interconnectedness of all things