Children love to
learn among themselves, and they learn things that
it would never be possible to learn from interactions
with an adult.
-Malaguzzi
He does great, unsearchable things,
Job 9:10
The one thing which we seek with insatiable desire is to forget
ourselves, to be surprised out of our propriety, to lose our sempiternal memory and to do something without knowing how or
why: in short to create a new circle.
Emerson
He begins to seek out the reason of things.
And thus it is that the human individuality is constructed
during this period of childhood.
Montessori
Didn’t you pour me out like milk,
then let me thicken like cheese?
10:10
Nothing great was ever
achieved without enthusiasm. The way of life is wonderful: it is by abandonment
Emerson
We speak because we have observed life, we have
observed nature and nature has revealed this fact. It is
only through freedom and by experiences upon the
environment that man can develop.
Montessori
You clothed me with skin and flesh
you knit me together with bones and sinews.
Job 10:11
That which returns is the constant affirmation, the “yes, yes”. That which signs here is in the form of a return, which is to say it has the form of something that cannot be simple. It is a selective return without negativity, or which reduces negativity through affirmation, through alliance or marriage (hymen), that is, through an affirmation that is also binding on the other or that enters into a pact with itself as other.
Derrida
You granted me life and grace;
your careful attention preserved my spirit.
Job 10:12
Content with whatever gain comes of its own accord, and free from envy, they are beyond the dualities of life. Being equipoised in success and failure, they are not bound by their actions, even while performing all kinds of activities.
Bhagavad Gita
your kingdom come,
your will be done,
on earth as it is in heaven.
Mathew 6:9-10