Geometric Lens

Geometry is more than a branch of mathematics; it is a system of perspicacity, an optical tool for the most skilled and disciplined observer.

When you perceive the world through geometric spectacles, you will take note of much more than singular points, lines, surfaces and events.

Rather, you will find yourself closely studying and correlating their shapes, patterns and proportions to better comprehend their interconnectedness.

Through this magnifying glass of cognizance, I have pondered over the inclinations of slanted slopes and the inclinations of individuals, both of which, at times, may be attributed to a lack of or an abundance of real depth.

This is how I try to understand why two individuals may react or behave so asymmetrically in congruent circumstances; it is how I try to regard disappointment and failure as integral steps towards something more obtuse.

Of course, this is no simple feat. All I can hope for is for more clarity through repeated reflection in this kaleidoscope of life.