How well can you see?

Novelty requires our ability to visualize and envisage using one or more of our five senses. There is a slogan that “what my mind can envisage, I can achieve!” Vision is the ability to see the opportunities that lies all about us and simultaneously looking into the future for the chances that are there. It is the ability to think about or plan the future with great determination and intelligence. Without vision, even a blurred one, anyone can presuppose that life would not be expressly satisfactory.

Comprehension of our capabilities and envisioning a definite goal which are relevant to achieving our success can only be achieved through lucid mental visualization.  We appreciate the beauty of the creation mostly through our imagination and visualization.  The gift to make use of our imagination i.e. the thoughts about the actions to be executed and visualization i.e. picturing the actions in the mind, brilliantly and reasonably, can provide a novelty in most of our lives’ experiences, personal development, healthiness, affairs, dealings etc, sometimes even performing ostensibly wonders.

If you are to create any amount of change in your life, it requires you have a mental vision test out and ask yourself ‘how well can I see?’ Envisioning through the mind vision goes beyond measly thinking and assumptions; it is a usual thought that feeds on what we can see and powered by our mind’s ability to envisage the prospect. Being able to see well is the most stunning exploit of the brain; when we can see into a long range. There are times we think we see and grasp our competency, yet in these respects, we may be blind. The major warps of mental visions are two opposed extremes: short-sightedness and long-sightedness, as in the case of physical sight defects; and the individual suffering from either of these might not identify himself as having a mental-sight defect. An individual who is short-mentally-sighted focuses his mind only on the immediate and is sightless to the prospect that could be his by forecasting into the future. He hardly thinks ahead and plan for the opportunities that can be his. Conversely, a mentally long- sighted individual is quick to miss the possibilities that are right by him, he does not see the chances within reach, and he perceives only a dream world of the future unconnected to his present.

You see well when you can see your future in relation to your today. Novelty or newness is comprehended in our capabilities to envision a definite need or goal, near or far, and be committed to achieving it. This is how we create our future. When your mental vision is distorted, you grope around in a haze of false concepts. How well can you see?

What is your aspiration, confidence, anticipation and your commitment? Defining these can provide you a better life.

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