Sight Without Vision

Someone once asked 

Helen Keller:

“Is anything worse 

than being blind?”

She kindly replied:

“Yes, to have sight 

but no vision.”

How profoundly true.

One of the definitions 

of vision is:

“The ability to think 

about or plan the 

future with imagination 

or wisdom.”

And this requires 

seeing with intuition, 

inspiration + insight.

All of these descriptors 

play a part in how 

we see things.

They also help us 

stay curious + creative.

So, if we want a 

real breath of view,

we’ll keep our 

imaginative eyes open.

After all, how can 

we make our dreams 

a reality if we have 

sight, but no vision.

Helen Keller Synopsis

 

What kinds of things 

have you visualized 

into reality?

I value you + your views,

so let's communicate! 

Debby Barnes Sunday SideLines