Understanding what you can’t see is more important than understanding what you can see.

“I miss what I already have, and I surround myself with things that are missing.”
— Jonathan Safran Foer, novelist

How might you see a color you can’t see, or describe to another person a color they can’t see? This question comes up from time to time when we talk about things we cannot find the words for. It’s a reference to blind spots and how we move into new territory…

The most important things we need to learn are the things we cannot see. How do we learn about such things?…

I suspect the first thing you must do, as my psychic healer friend Wendy tells me, is to grow larger in order to see more. For Wendy, this expansion is in the heart space, her words for a realm of psychic insight.

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