If one day I am asked how to visualize such a concept as a revaluation of values I will offer to photograph any puddle and this photograph will be an excellent illustration so that a person can visually see this complex and lengthy process that can occur in the life of any person.
In childhood when we are just beginning to learn about the world around us we like to run through puddles throw stones at them and show our grimaces looking at reflections in the puddles although our parents forbid us to do this because we can wet our feet and catch a cold.
A little later when we grow up, we get new sneakers as a gift and are afraid to get them wet we ourselves try to avoid puddles and not get our feet wet and not ruin our favorite sneakers.
Even later there comes a moment when we don’t care what our feet are wearing and how it looks but we see the beauty of the puddles under our feet we see beautiful reflections in them and we see the uniqueness of each puddle.
For example puddles after melting snow are crystal clear and puddles after a downpour are full of fine suspension and muddy but each of them has its own unique charm.