A child is attracted to the lights and fountain.
I wish I could keep a sense of wonder like this child’s.
“Wonder is the beginning of wisdom.”
Was it Socrates or Aristotle who said it? I was led to this discussion on Reddit and found it quite ironic — as the experts weighed in, literally it started to feel heavy.
I would rather not be led to that kind of wisdom.
True wisdom leads back to wonder — maybe someone else said it, but it doesn’t matter who did.
To be able to marvel at a toothless smile from a baby, a ray of sunlight through a window, the smell of rain on the soil, the melody of chirping birds — that would be enough.
A beautiful post – to me true wisdom is always simple and it finds you in those moments of wonder ☺
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Yes, sometimes the most profound can be found in the most simple.
Thank you for sharing!
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I think it’s a precious picture!
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Thank you! Appreciate the comment.
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Beautiful picture and, yes, wonder can often lead to wisdom. Maybe because wonder allows us to see things from a new perspective?
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True! And hopefully we continue to see things differently. Thank you for sharing your thoughts!
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Nice post & wonderful pic! It reminded me of the time I took my little grandson on a walk at an outdoor shopping mall. It’s a popular place for kids because of the bubbling fountains coming up from the ground. He ran through every one of them & I followed him through it! We both got very wet & it was worth it!
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That must have been fun!
Children need to remind us of this sometimes. 🙂
Thank you for sharing.
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