Building A Refractor Telescope

Life Beyond the Image
















The whole of nature can be discovered in another close senso.Si his eyes, and listen carefully, until the slightest breath wildest noise, from the most basic sound to the more complex arrangement, the most vehement and passionate appeal to the milder words of reason, will always speak to the nature, to detect its presence, its strength, its life and its connections, so that a blind man who was denied the infinitely visible, in what is heard will take an infinitely living. So
nature speaks to the senses, feelings known, little known, unknown, so talking to herself and to us through a thousand events.
For the man with it ever has in his place any dead or silent, and the solid earth has indeed granted a confidant, a metal, in which smaller pieces have a chance to read what happens throughout. As this language there may appear often varies, complicated and unintelligible, yet its elements remain the same.
With a delicate checks and balances in nature varies this or that way, and thus rises from here and one there, one above and one below, a before and after, from which they are put up all the events that occur in space and time.
We realize in many ways the most universal of these movements and we take them as a simple determinazioni.Ora repel and attract, now like a light that lights up and disappears, or as air motion such as vibration of the body, such as acidification and deacidification, but always as something that connects or separates, which leads to the movement that is given and which produces some sort of life.
But considering those checks and balances of unequal effect, it has also attempted to define this is rapporto.Si noticed everywhere and everywhere is talking about a more and a less of an act and a resistor, a make and a grief, of a push forward and a hold of a violent and a measured, a male and a female.
is formed in this way a language, a symbol that you can use and use in similar cases in image quality as an expression closely related.

(from Theory of Colours by Johann Wolfgang Goethe The Assayer Editions)