Quotes About Blindness
Cz?owiek jest niewolnikiem swego serca i zamyka oczy na to, co nie jest dla niego przyjemne, a wierzy w to, na co ma nadziej?.
~ Mika Waltari
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A man who saw has turned blind, A hearer deaf, A leader now leads astray!
~ Unknown
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The principle cannot be denied: the fiercer the struggle against the injustice you suffer, the blinder you will be to the injustice you inflict. We tend to translate the presumed wrongness of our enemies into an unfaltering conviction of our own rightness.
~ Miroslav Volf
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All right, then: I'm deluded and I'm blind. CLITANDRE
~ Moliere
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Cl. In short, we ought to be blind throughout this play, and pretend not to see anything in it. Ur. We ought not to see what is not there.
~ Moliere
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Progress in this world takes place on the intuitive level of blindness, where the truth is known only by touch.
~ Unknown
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The cynical blindness of indifference that devalued death, here conscience is just a guide.
~ Unknown
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Appearances can easily deceive anyone except a blind person.
~ Unknown
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Remember, we are all blind when it comes to love, or at the time of choosing our life partners.
~ Unknown
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But sometimes, that depth of need—to save, to protect—can become a blinding fervor, one that destroys the very thing it thinks to safeguard.
~ Nalini Singh
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Humans insist on defining reality by their standards. They are poorly equipped to do so, since they are selectively deaf and blind in one eye. They are beings with an insatiable need to categorize the universe that surrounds them, but demand that the facts reveal a universe suited for human cultivation and exploitation. Things must remain status quo.
~ Nancy A. Collins
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No cerne da condição humana, poderíamos dizer, há um pecado epistemológico – a recusa em reconhecer o que pode ser conhecido a respeito de Deus e, então, em responder ou reagir de forma adequada: "Tendo conhecimento de Deus, não o glorificaram como Deus, nem lhe deram graças" (Rm 1.21). Eles se envolveram em cegueira deliberada.
~ Nancy Pearcey
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At the heart of the human condition, we might say, is an epistemological sin—the refusal to acknowledge what can be known about God and then to respond appropriately: "Although they knew God, they did not honor him as God or give thanks to him" (Rom. 1:21). They engage in willful blindness.
~ Nancy Pearcey
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Entire wars have been based on our inability to see.
~ Natalie Goldberg
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I keep wishing, reflexively, for a glimpse of the future, so I'll know what to do. But I don't kid myself. I have to feel my way forward blindly. I try not to be afraid. Even if you know what's coming, you're never prepared for how it feels.
~ Unknown
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the wages of empire is myopia
~ Natasha Trethewey
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Failure is blindness to the strategic element in events; success is readiness for instant action when the opportune moment arrives.
~ Unknown
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It's a blindness thing, faith.
~ Niall Williams
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To have hope you have to have faith. That's the crazy bit. You have to believe things could get better. You have no idea how exactly, but somehow. It's a blindness thing, faith.
~ Niall Williams
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Depression is a grim and blinding curse: you can't see outside it. You can't see hope, or love, or how spring will follow winter.
~ Unknown
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A paean to justice intoxicates us, because it seems to us to be an apology for the passion, just or unjust, which blinds us.
~ Nicolás Gómez Dávila
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By watching him, one could verify the truthfulness of Francis Bacon's statement about people who, thanks to their inclination toward philosophy, became veritable owls who could only see in the darkness of their own conclusion and remained blind in the light of reality, particularly when it came to seeing the obvious.
~ Unknown
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Consequently not any self-control or self-limitation for the sake of specific ends, but rather a carefree letting go of one-self.… Not caution but rather a wise blindness.… Not working to acquire silent, slowly increasing possessions, but rather a continuous squandering of all shifting values.… This way of being has something naïve and instinctive about it and resembles that period of the unconscious best characterized by a joyous confidence: namely the period of childhood.
~ Norman O. Brown
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The death that kills a puppy first blinds him. The headstrong who won't listen will finally obey the summons of the death mat. The housefly who has nobody to advise it follows the corpse into the grave.
~ Unknown
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