week 13 "to live is to know"

Well, being as this is final exam week, I'm thinking that if "to live is to know" then I shouldn't have to study I should just live and I'll know all the answers, right? So I don't think it works that way, unfortunately. But in the sense of the Ancient Chinese Saying "When I hear, I forget/When I see, I remember/ When I do, I understand" I could imagine doing and living as close to the same thing, and that doing something, ie living it, is what brings true understanding. That's why we do so many clinic hours, so that we are doing/living Oriental Medicine, thus hopefully developing true understanding. At any rate, I like "to live is to know" better than "I think therefore I am." The latter making it all dependent on thought is kind of scary, since thought is so capricious, and I certainly think that we can "be" on a deeper level than thought -- go beyond the intellect to a purer state of being. The phrase "to live is to know" allows for that deeper state of being, and ultimately true knowledge probably arises from that state -- I hope to experience that.