This is why the practice of the law has always had an element of apprenticeship in it. A young lawyer fresh out of law school, like a young doctor out of medical school, is not really qualified to practice law or medicine. They must first complete an apprenticeship program, working with older lawyers and doctors. In the internship after school they learn what their profession is really all about by starting to apply the knowledge learned in school. In school you only learn knowledge, theories, but after school when you learn by doing, then you learn wisdom.
Wisdom comes from living the laws, from using the procedures.
It can only be transmitted by personal contact, by hands on instruction of procedures from one generation to the next. That is why teachers, psychological professionals, workshops and schools oriented to the Laws and Procedures, are so important to the world's future development. As the old institutions based on spiritual authoritarianism naturally crumble, they must be replaced by new centers for spiritual democracy. Spiritual democracy was invented by the Ancient Greeks along with political democracy. It was Socrates in that tradition who first attempted to teach wisdom by applying procedures.