Intuitive Sight and Wisdom
Sight is mostly for necessity,
to see what is needed for survival,
to be aware of danger for protection
and to observe opportunities for progress,
all of which are woven
within the parameters of our beliefs,
our expectations and dreams.
Yet none of the above renders truth,
reality, or the unencumbered clarity
of unbiased sight,
rather a given scope adjusted
by the construct of our understanding,
of reality as we know it,
seen though colored glasses.
When next one questions
why someone can’t see what we’re explaining,
perhaps remember we cannot all see reality
in pain sight, just our version of it,
limited by our very thoughts,
that in the end adjust everything
to remain in context with our expectations.
Sight is as much a result of an open heart
than anything else,
where ego does not drive motives,
rather, an unbiased view seeking clarity,
and in that state, one can see far more clearly
the processes and realities
of human thought and deed.
This intuitive sight doesn’t suffer
the limitations of bias or ulterior motives, but
instead sees the world and people for who they are,
beneath the veils, the lies and deceit
that is constructed to align to personal truth:
the world we wish rather than what is,
a delusion of orchestrated reality.
Sight is a God given ability,
both physically and intuitively,
and to use it we can only be open to truth,
no matter what that is, in revelation,
thus giving us a far greater understanding of ourselves,
people and the world in general,
and with understanding comes wisdom.
Tony DeLorger © 2018
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Excellent work providing clarity on sight, physical and intuitive, that renders truths and wisdom. Great phrasing makes this an enjoyable read, Tony. I thought of my Dad as I read this piece. He had that gift to see beyond just the physical and helped me to understand. Great work dear friend. Take care.
Thanks Phyllis, so glad you related and enjoyed it my dear friend. take care