If you had to lose your vision, what would you look at today?

Truth...

But, does one dare actually look? And, even when you look, do you really see?

One can be blinded to the truth of an important situation due to attachment because of emotional needs, or personal ideals.

Many have been times when I came into realisation of a thing after a long period, and then it dawned upon me just as if I had been a blind person now gaining sight for the first time.

In traumatic moments, disillusionment can shake a person's foundations, even to the extent of compelling them to shut down. But, reacting in this way is counterproductive.

It is liberating to me to realise that my emotional life and my ideals are a core part of who I am. So, it is much more important to me to honour these. And, while I am about it, I will also recognise, acknowledge and honour other core aspects of my being.

I am applying a process of discernment and reinforcement. Discernment teaches me on one hand to distinguish and un-invite those things that hinder my potential to live my life in full expression of my being. On the other hand, I seek out and relate with what respects and facilitates my development, and self-expression. Principally, this is concentrated on how I relate to myself.