Ride a Rocket to Knowledge: Poem
Learning a Thing or Two From Leonardo da Vinci
"Art is never finished, only abandoned." Leonardo da Vinci
Audrey Hunt
Pursuing Wisdom
When we entered this life we did so without an instruction manual.
Some people choose to sleepwalk through life while others seek knowledge to help along the way.
Knowledge can be a constant lamp that enlightens our lives, protecting us from ignorance and darkness.
As we embark on a daily path to learn, new adventures await us. Its our curiosity that stirs our embers for learning: Who, How, When, Where and Why?
Once we learn something, no one can take it away from us. I believe that knowledge is the most precious gift anyone can possess. Our function is to be a vehicle for creativity and creation because we are the very essence of knowledge.
The more I learn, the less I realize I know.
Ride a Rocket to Knowledge
Ride a rocket to knowledge
Seek and ye shall find
Greater power within you
Fills the hungry mind
Embrace a rocket to knowledge
Help others find their way
Learn the art of living
Spread love throughout the day
Restore your soul with knowledge
Energize your heart
Learning to discover
The path to your own art
Recommended
It can’t be taken from you
Each nugget clothed in gold
The smallest words of wisdom
Are riches to behold
Pursue the path of wisdom
To help you find your way
Knowledge is the fuel for life
To guide you day by day
Ride a rocket to knowledge
Look beyond to see
All that lies before you
All that you can be.
Knowledge is life with wings.
William Blake
Real knowledge is to know the extent of one's ignorance.
Confucious
Creating a Learning Path
Learning how to educate yourself takes dedication and hard work. The important thing is to develop a system that works. The following suggestions will help to get you started:
- Determine what your topic is: (Music, Crafts, History, Biographies, Business.)
- Gather Resources. The internet is packed with articles and videos. visit your local library.
- Choose a topic that you like.
- Study in small increments.
- Take notes or highlight important sections for articles and books.
- Take as much time as you need to totally understand your subject matter.
- Reflect on what you have learned.
Learn how to do a thing, then do it.
This content is accurate and true to the best of the author’s knowledge and is not meant to substitute for formal and individualized advice from a qualified professional.
© 2020 Audrey Hunt
