I want to be blind.

Blindness is tragic; it’s even more tragic when it appears after having full, clear and undoubted vision. Blindness requires full dependence on an external source, so much so that you may end up forgetting yourself, realizing that in your own accord, you are and may never be able to do certain things yourself. I want to be blind.

Blindness enhances faith and allows the hope in us, which anchors our souls, to yield to God. Blindness is stagnance that only moves at the sound of a voice. Blindness is humbling, it is surrender, it makes a life constantly seek a clear path, and it keeps one in the lane of completely trusting.

Blindness matures us to know the difference between sight and vision, a life of seeing in another dimension. I want to be blind. blind to all that God is not showing me, Blind to all that I am unable to do by myself so that all I can depend on, is all that he can achieve through me, Blind so that in myself I can rely only on God, Blind so that he may be my eyes and ears.

oh how I hope I am not misunderstood here.