The textbook highlights that Anagatvidhata was wise because she could foresee future problems and find solutions in advance. When the fishermen planned to cast their nets the next morning, she immediately suggested that the best way to avoid the crisis was to leave the lake before dawn and move to another nearby lake. Unlike Yadbhavishya who relied on fate, Anagatvidhata took proactive steps, which ultimately saved her and the fish who followed her advice.