Day: October 9, 2015

Speaking to the Soul: Blind Faith

Speaking to the Soul

There are many different ways to be blind even when you can officially “see.” We can be blind to that which we do not know. We can be blinded by pride, and not see things about ourselves. We can be blinded by fear, and close our eyes to truths that are too painful to confront. In each case, this blindness can cause us keep stumbling over the same issue over and over again.

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