Do you agree?

Question

The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched.They must be felt with the heart.

Answer 1

Yes

Answer 2

All things that exist contain all other things in existence, or in actual realisation of thing; nothing is absolutely different from anything else; all differences are relative; things transitively tend to become other things if their characteristics are changed. A seed for example, becomes a tiny plant, and that one day a tree, a tree eventually brings forth flowers and eventually a tree produced yet another tree. Similarly, all things can become other things by gradual variations in the characteristics. If then something is of ideal nature and not realistic nature that something will either contain all other things in existence, or it will not exist in reality.

What you say is most profoundly true. The full essence of a thing of ideal, immaculate or absolute beauty can never be fully realised, or materialised. For nothing is this world can ever reach perfection, without being annihilated into nothingness; all we see are the glimpses of reality being formed upon our perception.

Answer 3

Absolute rubbish! The best and most beautiful things are the ones you can touch and see and feel. Stop living inside your head and get out into the real world.

Answer 4

Maybe or could be a combination of all. For example your first kiss, the first time you see your bride or bridegroom, the first time you see your child and they hold your finger, the first time you hug your baby. Maybe the best and most beautiful things in the world are those little moments that make you like feel complete.

Answer 5

Certainly, all the best things in life are beyond price. When my daughter was little, not even a 10 Million pound prize would have bought a stranger a single good night kiss or an " I love you Daddy"

Answer 6

I disagree, but really, only with your initial reasoning.

The most beautiful things are things you can experience with one sense only. They are the most subtle of things.

The beauty of the sound of sitting by a stream and listening to the sounds of the water the wind and the birds. Its fragile, subtle, something easily overlooked and missed, and yet beautiful.

The beauty of the stars, or the galaxies or the nebulae or of a luminous flower growing in your back garden. They again appear so delicate, subtle, overlooked. And they are beautiful.

The smell of a small flower in bloom, or the fragrance of the morning air.

Making love in the dead of night with only your touch to guide you, or to hold your newborn child to you.

The subtleties of the most well cooked meals that melt in your mouth, or the ripe taste of a succulent fruit.

We only consider beauty for that which we can see. But beauty is in many forms, and can only be experienced at its height when there is so little of it to be experienced.

Answer 7

No I do not agree. I have to believe that you have very limited experience of the sensual. These ethereal things you seem to be speaking of are of necessity experienced. External experiences enter the body through the senses, and is processed neurologically. The heart feels nothing.

Answer 8

agree, sometimes u have it all but still cant sense the beauty of it, say u gota fancy meal that u can afford every day, doesn taste different..but gvn it to some 3 day starvin person puts in the feelin of how precious it is..i dont know its not really in the heart its kind of in through the eyes of the others

Answer 9

What?? you think lungs are the best and most beautiful things in the world. Well, they are pretty useful, I guess

Answer 10

for me, the most beautiful things in the world have no financial or economic value attached to it, never mind seen or touched. these things cannot be bought nor traded for the world. these include emotions, human beings including babies. instead, they have intrinsic properties encompassed in them