Imagine living in a world of complete darkness. Without sight, it would feel like an endless horror movie, especially because I am afraid of the dark. I would feel no sense of the daytime. It would be night 24/7. I envision myself not being able to see the breath taking beaches of Hawaii, the Eiffel tower in Paris, or Times Square in New York. All these places are destinations many people in the world dream to see in their lifetime. Traveling around the world and witnessing the beauty of man-made structures or Mother Nature's beauty with my two eyes is truly a magnificent matter. What if I couldn't see my lover's face or my best friend's smile ever again? I know I would feel empty and lost. The lost of sight has a huge chain reaction and affects many aspects of my daily life and behavior. The ability to examine, observe, and detect is from the gift of sight, one of the greatest gifts of all time. Of course, the other senses, to hear, taste, smell, and touch are important to human beings in our daily lives. However, if I were to choose only one of the five senses, it would be the capability to see because I believe that sight is the most crucial factor in my life. .
For instance, traveling the globe was always an activity that was on my bucket list. Seeing exquisite landscapes and gigantic skyscrapers were always a scene I wanted to witness. If I didn't have the gift of sight, where would that leave me? I would be in a blank world without a vision of what those views would have looked like. I would not be able to create pictures in my head, memories to keep in my mind. I will assure that tasting the world wonders is not important neither is having the sense of smell when you can see the world and its beauty. Even feeling a slight breeze or hearing the birds sing is not the same as seeing it, actually seeing it with my very own eyes, creating memories.
According to balancefba.org, The Twenty Losses of Blindness, people who are or become blind experience the loss of career, vocal goal, and job opportunities.
The sight seemed like I was floating in the clouds like an eagle. ... It is one of the most beautiful sights that have ever seen. ... From then on I have made it a habit to pray to the sun, the ultimate source of energy, the force behind all the billions of processes taking place on our blue planet. ... An absolutely wonderful and delightful sight. ...
Rage is an ultimate form of anger, a violent anger. ... The polarities found in the poem consist of "dark is right" (4), and "who see with blinding sight" (13). ... As for blinding sight, if someone is blind, it means that they can not see, however in this poem, it is describing the act of seeing as being superb to those who are being blinded. ... "Grave men, near death, who see with blinding sight Blind eyes could blaze like meteors and be gay, Rage, rage against the dying of the light." (13-15). ... When a father is on his deathbed, he usually gives the oldest child his blessing or best...
"Should you ever see the beautiful itself, it will be your opinion that it is not to be compared to gold and garments and the beautiful boys and youths at whose sight you are now thunderstruck... Imagine what it would be like, relatively to gaze on Beauty herself, what would one have to give up for that blessing, Diotima asks. ... Where one can get sexual satisfaction and wisdom- in turn, that wisdom progressing into realization of truth and that truth progressing into ultimate beauty. ...
The theme of sight, 'true' sight, and blindness also contains much irony. ... This lacking of the 'inner' sight (private) is what gives Oedipus his gift with the 'outer' sight (public). ... We see that Oedipus truly is the 'public' man and can only possess one sight, that of the 'public' world. ... The 'private' sight, the inward sight, which Teiresias accuses Oedipus of lacking, is perhaps only suppressed in Oedipus, as he makes many ironic 'prophesies' of his own hinting that he knows of his true fate. The ultimate irony...
While he was blessing them, he left them and was taken up into heaven." ... He raised people from the dead, healed sickness, gave people sight, healed the crippled, just to name a few. ... Although nobody is perfect, they can look to the examples of Jesus and how he handled situations in order to pattern their lives after the Ultimate Savior. ...
AN EXEGESIS OF 2 CORINTHIANS 12:7 There are perhaps few passages within the Pauline Corpus1 that have so much ambiguity involved as that of 2 Cor 12:7. Questions arise from Paul's metaphorical use of "skovkoloy th/: sarkiv." There are questions about the dative use of th/: sarkiv. Theories abound as to what the thorn is2. These vary from eyesight3 to malaria, from sexual temptation4 to human enemies5 or even a satanic enemy6. ...
Telecommunications Act of 1996 The power to regulate telephones and radio was given to the FCC when it was created by The Communications Act of 1934. The 1996 Act amends the 1934, but is actually much longer. The purpose of the law was to encourage competition, but it also has a vast regulatory sch...
This is largely due to the aspects of a global network where anyone, anywhere in the world can 'log in' to an art sight. ... Today, the ultimate goal of Artificial Intelligence is to make computer programs that can solve the problems of the world and match human intelligence, though it can not be predicted when this will be achieved. ...
(Romans 8:28-30, NRSV) "The Lord is not slow about his promise, as some think of slowness, but is patient toward you, not wishing that any should perish, but that all should reach repentance." (2 Peter 3:9, ESV) "Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, who has blessed us with every spiritual blessing in the heavenly places in Christ, just as He chose us in Him before the foundation of the world, that we should be holy and without blame before Him in love, having predestined us to adoption as sons by Jesus Christ to Himself, according to the good pleasure of His will, to t...
