"I think we are blind. Blind people who can see, but do not see"
- Jose Saramago
About this Quote
This quote by Jose Saramago is an introspective observation about the human condition. The author is highlighting the absence of awareness that lots of people experience as they navigate through life. While we may possess the ability to see, we typically fail to truly see what is prior to us. We stop working to value the appeal surrounding us, the struggles others are dealing with, or the consequences of our actions. In numerous methods, Saramago is pointing out the folly of people who take their capabilities for granted and use them only to please their own selfish desires. This quote functions as a suggestion to remain present and mindful in our every day lives, and to put in the time to really see and value the world around us.
This quote is written / told by Jose Saramago somewhere between November 16, 1922 and today. He/she was a famous Writer from Portugal.
The author also have 37 other quotes.
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