What happens when you shut your eyes? The images you have been accustomed to look at suddenly disappear. See through the images by closing your eyes and opening your heart.

J.R. Rim
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When you close your eyes and look at something, it seems to be right in front of you. It is exactly what we see when we open our eyes. But sometimes we close our eyes and look at something and it has no relevance to the real world. When we do that, it becomes as if we are looking through a hole between the person and the object. When we look through this hole, we no longer see what is there but see our own interpretation of what is there.

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