A calling in the urn, or the wrong people, the wrong knowledge.
A calling in an urn, or the wrong people, the wrong knowledge.
As pathetic as it may sound, everyone born on earth was born for a reason, called to something.
Today, when the question of why there are fewer and fewer little Stradivaris, Raphaels, Michelangelos, or, as they say, God-given masters in any field, is being born, the answer becomes obvious, but it's inconvenient for some.
And this question is unsatisfactory for a system that has decided that children should acquire specific knowledge, because according to its plan, the end result should be only so many mathematicians, so many historians, plus a few physicists, athletes, linguists, and all those who will take as their starting point the longing for life after school, based on the proposed—or, more accurately, no—obligatory knowledge, not what they were called to.
In essence, the exchange of experience between a mentor and a student occurs in the plane of interest of the teacher, and not the student.
Try skipping all the required classes at school and bringing home a masterpiece at the end of the year, be it a painting, a musical composition, or something else... like, here's the fruit of my year's labor lol. You'll simply be bullied, and the parents will be accused of negligence for their child's absence. No one will pay attention to what we were born for.
As a result, because we spend more time on all the trash that migrates from the trash can into our lives, our calling is sucked into the empty trash can, becoming insignificant to us, and the trash can, even a golden one, remains a trash can.
If we've managed to maintain our calling, it's what drives us forward, but, as a rule, we have to push ourselves, because someone else decided it for us.
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| Category: | Art, Photography, digital art. |
| Tools: | Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX300 |
| Location: | Ukraine |
| Author: | Author @barski. In my publications you will see only my author's works. |