discovery

August 12th, 2011 | 392 Entries

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392 Entries for “discovery”

  1. Discovery is a beautiful thing. We discover love, adventure, experiences, God. Through discovery we learn about ourselves and our world. We grow spiritually, physically, emotionally. We discover things in all that we do. The smallest every day things can lead us to incredible discoveries.

    Lindsey Pelland
  2. Discovery is a key aspect of life.
    Without any sort of new information flow, there can be no fresh enlightenment.. and that’s what life is. A series of learning experiences.

  3. The discovery was the best thing that ever happened to John Locke. he had discovered it, and no one else could use it. No one. He thought back to before he had discovered it. he had been a different man then.

    Emily
  4. I heard somewhere that one should learn all that they can about the world. There’s so much I’d like to know, to learn, to discover. I’m intrigued by all things medical and scientific. The brain, the body, things that are so small we cannot see them with our naked human eyes. I’d like to learn about history and people from all over the world. I’d like to discover more about myself, even.

    JL
  5. This weekend I made a very disturbing discovery behind the laundry basket in my closet. I was not sure what kind of skeleton it was, but I am sure it was the skeleton of some kind of small animal. I don’t have pets. I don’t have bugs. How did it get there.

  6. There’s a lot I’d like to discover about myself. One reason that dying sounds so awful to me is because if I die now, I’ll never know about me in the future. I’ll never discover what job I got, who I turned out to be; I’d never discover if/when I got married, if I had kids, what kind of person I really am and how great or terrible I can really be.

    JL
  7. At the beginning of the climb the boy was sure that the top was close. He could just barely see it from the soft patch of grass where he stood. “It should be easy from here,” he though. “If I fall, this soft grass will catch me.” And as he climbed the boy could see the top clearer, if only a little. He fell once as the ground came nearer he wasn’t worried. He knew that he would feel no pain when he landed; but as he ascended higher up the incline each fall greeted him with a harder and harder landing. Before long the boy was hunched over from the soreness of his back and even though he wanted to stop, he knew he was so close. So he continued until one day the boy forgot why he began the climb in the first place. No longer did he ache to reach the top and it was then that the now old man said, “I think I’ll find myself a soft patch on which to rest.”

  8. what our minds are focused on the minute that we discover something new like a lightening bolt to the back of our heads & our eyes open up wide bringing a new life through our veins to our hearts without the sense of authority surrounding & smothering us in “government” or “god”—a truly beautiful thing.

  9. A whale in a deep blue ocean with fathoms of isolation pressing in on her either side. Discover her solitude. Discover the silence. Fathoms of silence. Fathoms of solitude. Discover the art of silence and solitude. Be the whale.

    Ada
  10. It was my first time camping, and I was given the amazing privilege of exploring on my own. My twelve year old mind was flying with the possibilities this entailed. I discovered my own private little island, with white butterflies everywhere. They landed all over me, and I closed my eyes and felt that my life had been so full of joy, it was unbearable.

    I returned last year, standing on the other side of the little creek that isolated that tiny patch of land. Had it always been that small? Had it always been so close to camp? The butterflies were gone. I perched myself on a rock and watched the water flow to the west, thinking that my life had been full of so much pain, it was unbearable.

  11. hit them with a little getho gospel, Discovry = découverte en français…c’est de la merde on découvre chaque jour on apprend mais on oublie . ce qui raméne que découvrir c’est oublié et donc découvrir c’est soufrir

    Doumi
  12. It was as if she had found the most meaningful discovery of all time. Everything fit into place, no loop-holes to be found, not one single flaw to be observed. Now, as she pressed her pen to the paper, it started to fade away. Slowly at first, then quicker and quicker until she realized she had absolutely nothing to begin with.

  13. I discovered something one day. It wasn’t anything big but it opened my eyes to something new. People discover the world, discover planets… I discovered you. And it was this discovery that means more to me than any of the ones before. My life changed that moment, my eyes were opened to something new and I found you and you found me. And together we found each other. We continue to find each other more and more every day.

  14. Discovery…
    Is this purely by chance?
    discovery has led us to many wonderful things upon which more wonderful things are further built on.

    b
  15. i discovered something one day. It wasn’t anything big but it opened my eyes to something new. people discover the world, discover planets… i discovered you and this discovery meant more to me than any of the ones before. my life changed that moment, my eyes were opened to something new and I found you and you found me. and together we found each other. we continue to find each other more and more every day.

    Meghan
  16. I find myself looking down at earth from space.

    ekta
  17. well, this word means a lot of things, to discover is to find somenthing interesting and share about, but sometimes your curiosity can grow

    ana
  18. the music. its a great band. its energetic and lively, everyone likes them. they are also a bit lesser known to the general audience so its great to introduce them to other people. they have a pandora channel for me. i think i like osaka loop line the best.

    margo
  19. a discovery is something that you see, observe, and believe in enough to develop it. Starting with a theory and hopefully facts. It can be a scientific discovery and it can be a psychological personal discovery; that would make you feel content, happy and fulfilled.

    Discovery
  20. There are waves crashing into one another, trying to break into the places that form against the shore, but there is only the wind to witness the mad race. To be in the place first of all and to never falter, but to only discover what was just moments ago a mystery. Hello world!

    Mallorie
  21. Discovery is a boring word to have given me. The only things that I think about when I think of discovery are a detective and a person trying to solve a murder. And maybe Egypt. They always seem to DISCOVER things in Egypt.

    I want to discover the world. And myself. That’s it.

    Shayla Snowshoe
  22. I’ve recently discovered that discovery is a great deal of fun. I’m loving the discovery of web sites like this one that let me be a part of the act. This is quite a challenge, but if I work at it, I bet I’ll get better.

    Deana Chadwell
  23. The child’s eyes widened, it’s wonder exploding like a bomb which engulfed the whole cave in it’s mighty power. It was a cave in his backyard, a place where he’d escape to whenever he, well, needed to escape.

    Mary
  24. Life is all about discovery, discovering yourself, discovering your friends, discovering how well you’re gonna do in the world, what you’re gonna do, how you’re gonna do it. Every day brings about a new discovery. That’s what life is all about isn’t it?

    Ali
  25. A discovery is something beautiful. No matter how ugly it may be, it’s something meant just for you. You come across them by fate, not by accident.

    Emma
  26. discovery is not
    always a good thing.
    So there.

    (I killed a man.
    He looked like you.)

    You’re sorry now, aren’t you?

    jennifer
  27. I once had a discovery. It was a land filled with people with great green hair piled as high as the sky and skin that was a light shade of turquoise. It was these people that taught me the greatest lesson of my life.

    Ali Willingham
  28. it was an eye opener, this realizing that deep down she was shallow, and how he’d resisted it not that he didn’t deep down know it, he just didn’t want to have to deal with it, but she forced the issue and now she would have a grand discovery…

  29. Discovery is a fascinating thing, but it becomes more passe as one grows older. Every experience is one of discovery as a child, but perhaps it becomes less thrilling as one ages? Finding a mud puddle is the greatest thing that can happen when one is 4 years old, and we barely look at it now that we are mature and dull. Sigh

    DarbyMaeve
  30. The discovery of many things always leads to the biggest adventures. In fact it is not possible to discover things that without a adventure. Adventures are awesome journeys that helps one live the perfect life.

    Mae
  31. She glanced up at the ceiling and saw an afghan spun with the outline of a frog. Anyone else’s room and she would have been surprised, but here she expected it. She always felt awkward waking up before he did: she debated grabbing her things and leaving before he noticed.

  32. I was I searching
    I was needing
    and hiding
    It was time
    to find
    what was held inside
    A discovery and recovery of me

    sarah
  33. A word that can mean a world of good. The discovery of a joy, the discovery of a future, the discovery of a love. Unfortunately for me it’s the discovery of a horrible fate. One no-one should have to endure. Today was the day I dicovered I had cancer.

    nicole
  34. Archaeology. Never been a real passion of mine but what little kid doesn’t dream of finding a mummy on some ancient dig site? Or discovering some buried civilization buried from man for centuries or even millennia?

    emily
  35. discovery is the bases of childhood. Discovering your enviroment, surroundings, people and your own self. You find things you like, don’t like and things you just aren’t too sure about. It’s a way to find out your new favorite food, a great toy or a really good friend.

    Beck
  36. i like to discover things. i love to discover stories. stories, that i make up in which characters are like i want them. i love to discover. colors. space.

    Kate
  37. This is the discovery of the century, he proclaimed. What was it? It looked strange and mysterious. All cloaked and hidden. It was attractive though. When he uncovered it, there was nothing. It escaped. The Truth.

    FaridaEzzat
  38. The discovery of Jesus is too wonderful not to share. I discovered Jesus when I was just a little girl. My mother was a born again christian, and she shared with me about Jesus. when I was thirteen, I asked the Holy Spirit into my heart. Then when I was about 27 yrs, I committed my life to Christ.

    Madeleine
  39. In the midst of shadows, the discovery of chance is rarely encountered. We are bare and useless under their shade. We have little chance to live.

  40. me
    people, cities, my feelings, the world, you but not everything about you, new food

    mariana