Tuesday, November 26, 2019

Notes to Self . Education

We were learning English (actually, British) to go to London. One day, hopefully.

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We were learning math so we could learn more math. If we didn't take geometry, we couldn't take trigonometry and et cetera, et cetera, et cetera...

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We were learning history because we were told, if we didn't learn it we were destined to repeat it.

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We were learning literature, not to write poetry but to take delight in it.

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Life lessons were different. They couldn't be taught. You went through them on your own, learning that it is your life, your choices, your mistakes and your lessons.

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Arunas Zylis, the Lithuanian mythic surrealist painter. 






10 comments:

  1. The red color makes the image the essence of life.

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  2. A pesar de ello, el hombre sigue cometiendo los mismos errores.

    Preciosa la obra de un pintor surrealista.

    Besos

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  3. I looked at a number of paintings by Arunas Zylis, and especially like the associations he establishes between people and birds and other animals and, of course, his work with people in boats. Living by a sea, I would expect the latter.

    Our experiences in education were very similar, Kaya. As for life experiences, I am in constant amazement that none of mine ever killed me.

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  4. Interesante reflexión, Kaya, muy bien ilustrada por esa obra surrealista.La educación y el aprendizaje son esenciales y necesarios para afrontar la vida.

    Saludos.

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  5. I agree 100% with you....experience is the best teacher

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  6. Wonderful painting, amazing mix of colours. I do not know this painter, well now I know him a little bit more.:)
    We learn all the time, we should try to be good learners. I try, I truly try to be a good student of life. :)
    Dear Kaya, I am sending you lots of love. :*****

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  7. Muy buena pintura adecuada para la reflexión. Por aquí, cuando uno es soñador y está lleno de ilusiones y proyectos poco menos que irrealizables decimos que "tiene pájaros en la cabeza" (have birds on the head). Pero siempre es bueno que algún pájaro revolotee por nuestra mente.
    Un abrazo,

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  8. oh i see i can comment here - i like this i'll have to look up more by this person.

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