Wonder

cat-and-child

“Wisdom begins in wonder.”

~Socrates

A child’s sense of wonder is a priceless commodity. Perhaps the only thing of equal value is the retention of that commodity into adulthood.

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23 Responses to Wonder

  1. DeniseBalog says:

    Love the wisdom and eyes of wonder:)

  2. bethanyloft says:

    Such a beautiful image

  3. That’s true. Wisdom begins when wondering. I remembered when I asked my philosophy teacher the question; what’s philosophy? He said that when you starts wondering, that is when philosophy starts

  4. frenchc1955 says:

    Thank you for a wonderful picture and quotation!

  5. Nitin says:

    this is so true, and so lovely…

  6. GP Cox says:

    Only two words – absolutely adorable!!

  7. Adorable! Thank you for this. Today, I am propelled towards all kinds of wonder(ful) wisdom. Open mind. Open heart.📖💙

  8. I LOVE this! It’s an amazing thing to see such a cooperative moment between an obvious pet and its human companion.

  9. Erika Kind says:

    This is so cute! We should always remember that curious child within!

  10. Eyes, mind and heart wide open… that’s the way to go through life!

  11. I wonder how they got the cat to pose so well. Mine is not very obedient.

  12. Aww adorable! 💕🐱

  13. Nancy Ruegg says:

    Goes right along with Proverbs 9:10 — “The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom.” The watchful, wondering, learning eyes of that little boy demonstrate just the kind of receptive attitude that leads to godly wisdom.

  14. Education is not the filling of a pail but the lighting of a fire. ~YB Yeats

  15. mitchteemley says:

    Reblogged this on Mitch Teemley and commented:

    A child’s wonder is a priceless commodity. Perhaps the only thing more valuable is the retention of that commodity.

  16. Wonder sometimes ceases after the first few times something is encountered. We must be educated to view such an attitude as a mistake.

  17. Jennie says:

    Reblogged this on A Teacher's Reflections.

  18. Wonder, from the beginning of the human presence on earth, has shaped our world in many ways, for good or ill. Mostly for good, i think. This photo is so perfect as it represents a child’s innocence and the power of wonder. Thank you and it is true that often a picture is worth a thousand words. 🙂

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