But perhaps the bracelets of pendants knew more about life than me. From an early age they understood that the world gave little value to books, so they did not spend their time on them. While I still persist in the belief that these black spots on white paper are of the greatest importance, and if you follow, you may be able to capture the rainbow of consciousness in a pot.
The quote reflects a perspective on the value of material objects compared to literature. The bracelets of pendants symbolize a more pragmatic understanding of life, having realized early on that the world often overlooks the significance of books. Their acceptance of reality contrasts with the narrator’s belief in the profound importance of written words, suggesting that literature holds the potential to unlock deeper truths and insight.
This tension between the appreciation of the written word and the dismissive attitude the world has toward books illustrates a broader commentary on societal values. The narrator's hope of capturing "the rainbow of consciousness" through literature signifies a desire to transcend superficial realities, emphasizing that while the world may prioritize tangible things, the true essence of life may be found in stories and ideas captured on pages.
