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2. All humans, on an average
have proper vision.
The physical eye sight of
Newton, Darwin, Einstein,
Valmiki, Vyasa or Kalidasa
might not have been better
than ours.
But, can we see like how
they saw?
Great visionaries hold on to
a ray, move further to
discover the source and
they become light
themselves.

3. Flower blooms with sun.
Fruits ripen in season.
Accept the unknown reason.
Eye sight and insight can find a
way and we need to use both.
Actions of our ‘Mind & Intellect’
results are stored in heart as
emotions. ‘Emotions’ and the
‘world’ mutually influence in
transaction.
Awareness of the connection of
‘heart and head’ is the mind’s
eye which finds a way

4. Limitations are natural .
Purpose, process and effort,
will take us to goals.
Seeing and understanding
our best possible, is better
than getting blind in semi-
blindness.
Do you want to leave a doubt
less life? Some doubts may
remain. Be prepared to
accept that and move on. A
day may come with answers.

5. Why moan for poor eye-sight that can’t see far ?
Light is never enough to see the whole truth, why groan for?
Use sources and see what you can, in the dim light of cave
Test and find the facts – that’s the gain from what to have
(47)

6. No one weds the
street naked.
Let the secret of life lie
behind the un-raised
curtain. Challenges
only can open our
heart’s eye
(Kagga 46 )
Many semi-blinds
can see
Different rays of
truth.
The wise will join
each ray and
makes his way to
move on his
journey
(kagga 48)
“I do not quite
understand what
spirituality is,…. but
my heart has
expanded very much
and I have learnt to
feel’

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