Thesis for discovery

Discovery can encompass the experience of discovering something for

the first time or rediscovering something that has been lost, forgotten
or concealed.
Discoveries can be sudden and unexpected, or they can emerge from a
process of deliberate and careful planning evoked by curiosity,
necessity or wonder.
Discoveries can be fresh and intensely meaningful in ways that may be
emotional, creative, intellectual, physical and spiritual.
An individuals discoveries and their process of discovering can vary
according to personal, cultural, historical and social contexts and
values. Discoveries may be questioned or challenged when viewed
from different perspectives and their worth may be reassessed over
time.
Discoveries can lead an individual to new worlds and values, stimulate
new ideas and enable them to speculate about future possibilities
there.
External discoveries can trigger self-discovery, as interactions with the
world show us our values and ourselves in clearer and sometimes
uncomfortable clear ways.
Discovery is a transitional and transformative process which influences
the values and perceptions of individuals, groups and the broader
world. Going through an identity crisis, enables and individual to
question their moral values in order to discover a new sense of self or
conflict/disruption of order/ moral flaws/limitations of power and
authority serve as a catalyst for meaningful discoveries as individuals
are challenged to reconsider the need for positive values.
An individual can only be receptive to transformative discoveries when
they have reconsidered their values/ beliefs/ assumptions and are
spiritually or emotionally receptive/ developed enough to recognise
their own flawed nature. As often individuals must sacrifice their
previously held beliefs and perceptions of the world in order to
embrace the potential for new discovery.
Discovery is the process by which our lives are enriched.
Discovery is transitional and transformative process which influences
the values and perceptions of individuals, groups and the broader
world.
It is through discovery that we grow to maturity.
Discovery allows us to view life in a new and fresh way.
Discovery can initiate new values in both a personal and global
context.
 Discovery can lead to rejuvenation of friendships and wellbeing.
Discovery allows us to speculate about the real and the imagined.
Finding that which was lost enables us to expand our horizons.
Discovering our own perspectives leads to self-awareness.
Rediscovering can lead to new understandings of ourselves and others.
Time can change ones perspective of a discovery.
Discoveries that seem valuable at the time may later be challenged as
to their worth.
Travelling to new places, or viewing a familiar place through new eyes,
can transform our understanding of ourselves and the world.
It is through the process of discovering that we really believe, that we
actually affirm our beliefs.
Discovery allows us to view the hidden experience as a common
human experience.
Discoveries allow audiences contextual perspectives to be affirmed as
common human experience.
Discovery is the experience of rediscovering something for the first
time.
Something that has been lost, forgotten or concealed changes
meaning when it is rediscovered.
A sudden discovery can provoke a life-changing experience.
Discovery can emerge from a process of careful planning evoked by
Curiosity about the world leads to wonderful discoveries.
Discoveries can lead to intensely meaningful emotional, creative,
intellectual, physical & spiritual experiences.
Discoveries can also be confronting and provocative.
Discoveries can cause us to question our values and think about the
world in a new way
Discoveries can enable us to speculate about future possibilities.
Discoveries can change our values and ideas about the world.
Discoveries and discovering can change our perceptions of ourselves
and others.
An individuals discoveries and their process of discovering can vary
according to personal, cultural, historical and social contexts and
values.
Discoveries can be far-reaching and transformative for the individual
and for broader society.
Discoveries may be questioned or challenged when viewed from
different perspectives and their value may be reassessed over time.
The consequences of particular discoveries can be different for
different people.