Quote by Leonardo da Vinci

We, by our arts may be called the grandsons of God.

We, by our arts may be called the grandsons of God.

Summary

This quote suggests that through our creative abilities and artistic pursuits, humans can be seen as the descendants or successors of God, implying that we possess a divine spark within us. It highlights the belief that our artistic endeavors, such as painting, music, and literature, allow us to express our higher nature and connect with something transcendent. It elevates the role of art, viewing it as a means of bridging the gap between humanity and divinity, while underscoring the importance of creativity in our existence.

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