Quotes About Visibility

If what is visible to you is obscure to you, how can you comprehend what is invisible? If deeds of truth visible in the world are difficult for you to accomplish, how will you accomplish things of the exalted majesty and fullness, which are invisible?5 How will you be called workers? You are beginners and have not attained the greatness of perfection.

If only evil could always be visible. You could fight it then. You could do something about it. If only evil wore wild clothing and spoke in rhymes. The worst evil snuck up, like a nasty compliment.

The meaning of life is to love yourself completely, free yourself and others from guilt and become totally visible no matter what the risk.

Sometimes to be seen is the same thing as being saved.

We have always understood that visibility is viability.

If a woman stands in a kitchen rubbing her eyes and pouring coffee with no one there to see her, does she exist? I

Visible being is natural...But language, art, history gravitate around the invisible (ideality).

The flesh...The wrapping of a body - object around itself...my body standing in front of the upright things, in a circuit with the world, an empathy with the world, with the things, with the animals, with other bodies...The flesh is the originary presentation of the unpresentable as such, the visibility of the invisible...In this arrangement of flesh, then, there appears or emerges a vision...by the arrangement of a hollow, by the irruption of a new field that comes from the interworld.

In each visible, all of the visible...Overlapping, total part--no break between Nature and humanity.

The invisible is there without being an object, it is pure transcendence, without an ontic mask. And the 'visibles' themselves, in the last analysis, they too are only centered on a nucleus of absence.

My body, which is one of the visibles, sees itself also and thereby makes itself the natural light opening its own interior to the visible, in order for the visible there to become my own landscape, realizing (as it is said) the miraculous promotion of Being to "consciousness," or (as we prefer to say) the segregation of the "within" and the "without

Through other eyes we are for ourselves fully visible.

Social media's almightiness has brought about many things, but the main one is transparency. Total transparency everywhere and for everyone.

Having a name online means no more than it being written on a paper sheet.

The idea that something had been done to you seemed to implicate you, even though no one said it did, making your body—which usually lived in darkness beneath your clothing—suddenly live in light. Forever, if someone found out, you would be a person with a body that had been violated, breached. Also, forever you would be a person with a body that was visible and imaginable.

and everything that's been seen and everything that's hidden.

your ability to see is sometimes only as good as your willingness to go unseen.

Be different so that people can see you clearly amongst the crowds.

Candle needs darkness to show his talents. Good shines only beside the bad; it will disappear when the bad disappears. Where there is no darkness, candle is forgotten.

Never hide yourself! When you say something, don't be in the shadow; let everyone see you! Whatever you say always put your name under it! Be courageous enough not to use any mask; don't forget that hiding among the bushes is the affair of the cowards! Let the Sun shines on your face and everyman see you!

On twitter, you may have a zero follower; but in real life, this is not possible because everyone has a shadow!

There is nothing invisible in this universe! There is only our lack of eyesight!

Do you think people have noticed that I'm around?" "I notice when you're not. Does that count?

The veiled woman is not simply an obstacle in the field of visibility and control, but her veiled presence also seems to provide the Western subject with a condition which is the inverse of Bentham's omnipotent gaze. The loss of control does not imply a mere loss of sight, but a complete reversal of positions: her body completely invisible to the European observer except for her eyes, 'the veiled woman can see without being seen'" (p.43).