Comments on: Beautiful Summer Morning Inspirational Quote of the Day November 02 2007 http://beautifulsummermorning.com/2007/11/look-without-eyes-quote-bach/ Inspirational Articles, Quotes, Music, Poetry, Art, Video, Self-development Thu, 09 Feb 2012 07:13:54 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Nick Grimshawe http://beautifulsummermorning.com/2007/11/look-without-eyes-quote-bach/comment-page-1/#comment-13939 Nick Grimshawe Fri, 02 Nov 2007 18:53:06 +0000 http://beautifulsummermorning.com/2007/11/02/beautiful-summer-morning-inspirational-quote-of-the-day-november-02-2007/#comment-13939 I asked Susan if I could post her comments and she was kind enought to give me permission. I just thought the comment illustrated the point of the quote so well, I had to include them here. Once again thanks Susan. Enjoy a beautiful morning of the soul Nick I asked Susan if I could post her comments and she was kind enought to give me permission. I just thought the comment illustrated the point of the quote so well, I had to include them here. Once again thanks Susan.

Enjoy a beautiful morning of the soul

Nick

]]> By: Susan Brearley http://beautifulsummermorning.com/2007/11/look-without-eyes-quote-bach/comment-page-1/#comment-13938 Susan Brearley Fri, 02 Nov 2007 18:50:07 +0000 http://beautifulsummermorning.com/2007/11/02/beautiful-summer-morning-inspirational-quote-of-the-day-november-02-2007/#comment-13938 My thoughts on this quote are ones of recognition in a way...I have had a > stigmatism in my eyes for most of my life but have only worn my glasses to > drive or watch a movie. My eyesight issues have been a strength really. > > I discovered at some point that my lack of physical sight was a kind of > gift, because when a person walks into a room it's their energy I sense > before they come into focus, so am able to determine any shift in their > being; which is kind of nice really. It means that I can respond with more > compassion or a clearer picture. > > Just today in fact a woman came into my work, who I know, but didn't "see" > at first. Once I saw who it was I was amazed, because the energy I sensed > was much different to the person I knew. I told her she looked amazing and > that her energy was so different and what the heck had she been up to! She > told me that it was funny I should see that because she had just come back > from a course in Sedona on something to do with "heart centering." > > Well I know the quote is so much more than that, too, in fact it reflects > what I've been utilizing these last two weeks....making the "choice" more > often to react to life's challenges or "gifts" differently just changes > the > outcome so much, doesn't it? > > It's so nice to be reminded even when our minds are fairly open because we > all have things come up in life that we can see differently. > > Thanks again for sharing, > > Susan My thoughts on this quote are ones of recognition in a way…I have had a
> stigmatism in my eyes for most of my life but have only worn my glasses to
> drive or watch a movie. My eyesight issues have been a strength really.
>
> I discovered at some point that my lack of physical sight was a kind of
> gift, because when a person walks into a room it’s their energy I sense
> before they come into focus, so am able to determine any shift in their
> being; which is kind of nice really. It means that I can respond with more
> compassion or a clearer picture.
>
> Just today in fact a woman came into my work, who I know, but didn’t “see”
> at first. Once I saw who it was I was amazed, because the energy I sensed
> was much different to the person I knew. I told her she looked amazing and
> that her energy was so different and what the heck had she been up to! She
> told me that it was funny I should see that because she had just come back
> from a course in Sedona on something to do with “heart centering.”
>
> Well I know the quote is so much more than that, too, in fact it reflects
> what I’ve been utilizing these last two weeks….making the “choice” more
> often to react to life’s challenges or “gifts” differently just changes
> the
> outcome so much, doesn’t it?
>
> It’s so nice to be reminded even when our minds are fairly open because we
> all have things come up in life that we can see differently.
>
> Thanks again for sharing,
>
> Susan

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