Blindness Quote by Jonathan Renshaw

“Those who can see but lack imagination are blind.”

— Nigel Hems

“Imagination need not stand as an obstacle to clear-sighted perception; on the contrary, it can be a prerequisite for recognition of the less obvious…

— John Armstrong

“Real blindness is the absence of the knowledge that one is blind.”

— Craig D. Lounsbrough

“We are blinded by our ability to see without sight we could see things we can't here”

— Archibald Gumiro

“I understood that the terror of my recurring dream was not about losing just vision, but the whole of myself, whatever that was. What…

— Barbara Kingsolver

“I suppose that the greatest blindness is to assume the absence of blindness.”

— Craig D. Lounsbrough

“In enlightenment, the seer and the seen disappear. Or, more accurately, are seen through as illusions. In reality, they were never there, apart from…

— Enza Vita

“Without imagination, we merely see or hear, and even if we see or hear that the objects of the senses are beautiful, we cannot…

— Mary Warnock

“Without imagination, there’s no power to visualize what we have never experienced... and without that, there can be no progress, no invention.”

— Max Allan Collins

“Without imagination we should be lost; for only with its help can we interpret our experience, turn it into experience of an outer world,…

— Mary Warnock

“Imagination just wasn't up to the task of understanding unique and foreign sensations. It knew only how to dampen or augment what it already…

— Hugh Howey

“He saw a world he had not seen before; a world made not for mastery but for living. Once seen it was a very…

— Don Berry