May 30, 2011

Form is far different to a blind man than to one sighted. Illumination, colors, shapes, these will not convey the form of a fire to him. Your reality has more dimensions. The blind man's fire is soothing warm or burning hot, never bright or dim. All the analogies and somersaults of language in the world will not add the visual dimension to his experience. Does this mean that sight does not exist? No, it always exists, just untapped, unsensed, known by hearsay and by trust in those who report this "seeing."