The difference between the philosopher and the mystic is that the mystic has an actual practice. It is great to hold knowledge but if you cannot apply said knowledge and bring it forth into the material realm, into something tangible - then there is a gap somewhere between what you know and what you think you know. It sounds off as a pretentious question, but should be asked regardless. One such example: "If you know how energy and consciousness work, why haven't you gained a psychic sense or ability yet?" It's not a challenge, though it might sound like one, but a genuine curious question. Knowledge and wisdom must be brought forth - proven in the arena of life. Simply knowing is not enough. When something you know cannot be turned into something you DO, then have you ever truly known it? You know how utopia should work? Then build it. You know how to heal wounds and trauma? Then do it. You know how they commune with the dead? Do it. You must be able to DO with your knowledge, otherwise that knowledge is unprocessed information.