A kaleidoscope is an optical instrument.
Kaleidoscopes are toys that always mesmerised us during our childhood.
As adults, we too enjoy the designs it creates.
Sir David Brewster of Scotland invented this instrument.
The term Kaleidoscope has originated by utilising Greek words…meaning ‘observer of beautiful forms’ (wonderpolis.org) also means, a changing and enjoyable mixture or pattern. (Cambridge Dictionary)
Do Kaleidoscopes remind you of anything?
Just think my friend.
Our lives remind us how things can change with in a blink of an eye!
“Life is like an ever-shifting kaleidoscope – a slight change and all patterns alter” Sharon Salzberg
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They remind me of how wonderful my childhood was.
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Yes my friend.
For the majority of people, childhood is the best part of their lives.
Thank you.
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I always loved Kaleidoscopes and the amazing patterns they can make! Life or indeed the material realm is full of patterns or repetition! The “Sun Rises and the Sun Sets” over and over just like each of us go through our patterns or repetitive movements and motions whether out of necessity or our unique interests!
To me the spiritual world or heaven is far beyond patterns as it is timeless and constant perfection, so nothing needs to change! Here in this realm we are prisoners in a sense of the laws of physics and time/space continuum; a temporary facade or condition like the ever changing Kaleidoscope! In my log essay that follows I will let the words of one of our most brilliant souls to have graced this planet with his deep thinking put this concept in perspective; who put it most astoundingly!
God bless!
Brother in Christ Jesus,
Lawrence Morra III
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Wow!
What a beautiful way you you made me realise the world through the eyes of the brilliant soul.
Thank you so much.
God bless!
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Sometimes we only think that whole, complete, artistic things are beautiful. But, I believe that broken things are beautiful too, like all of the images through a kaleidoscope. All the little fragments, pictures unto themselves, falling into place to share their own version of a whole. Thank you for writing about this, my friend.
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Agree.
One can also derive meaning, the way you have expressed.
A perfect analogy.
Thank you my friend.
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