Anatheorismos: the urge to look again, to contemplate the objects, the phenomena, in question from all angles; the childlike exuberance to do so without falter. Every new object, clearly seen, opens up a new organ of perception in us. If you would seek comfort in the whole, you must learn to discover the whole in the smallest part. “If you want to reach the infinite, explore every part of the finite.” –Goethe