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A thought occurred to me the other day as I emerged into the sunlight to a beautiful spring day after spending an afternoon with a gorgeous and very sexy SP...Can someone who has been blind from birth ever truly understand the concept of 'beauty'? Hmmmmmm
 
Beauty is subjective.

The question that might also be asked: Can a sighted person truly enjoy the sounds of nature?
 
Yes they can the power of touch is very underrated. Once they have been told what the sun and moon looks like, they never forget
 
Louis, blindfold yourself for 24 hours.

Talk to me then with your find.
 
The reason why you can perceive an object or physical matter in general is because it exists in terms of vibration energy and each of your senses (touch, taste, smell, sound) are built in your body to detect different ranges of the vibrations physical matter is made of- through your hands and skin, ears, nose and mouth.

When you can 'see' you can merely perceive what is called light. Light is similar to sound because some things create light like fire which is like an earthquake creates an audible rumble and others just reflect it like an echo off a cliff or a wall.

Also like sound, light can be sensed at great distances like a car in the distance. you can't touch it taste it or smell it or interact with it but you know its there.

The benefits to being able to perceive light is that you can sense literally everything that is in front of you all at once unless there is a something in front of a smaller object blocking it. Although, the cool thing about light is with lenses and optical fibers we can distort and bend light so we can do miraculous things with it." -

When you think about seeing in this sense comparing it to sounds, feelings smells etc it becomes easier to describe. explaining Bad Eyesight is like describing sensing a sharp edge of a knife that will cut you as soft when you touch it but it still cuts. and a kaleidoscope is similar to hearing a sound through a wall or under water.

There are many blind poetry describe sunrise or sunset better than sighted persons.
I see there is no problem at all to speak with any blind person about colors or nature even the the stars in the sky .


 
Seeing beauty is okay, but doesn't compare with experiencing pleasure.
 
If you cannot truly perceive the all world around you in all of its dimensions, then you cannot realistically establish a comparative baseline from which to perform a reasonable assessment. Hence, wouldn't a blind person's assessment of beauty be fundamentally flawed? If so, how can a blind person ever truly come to know the joy and fulfillment that comes with the appreciation of true beauty in every sense of the word?

This is not a statement of criticism, but more an expression of pity for those with a visual acuity disadvantage.
 
Louis XIV said:
how can a blind person ever truly come to know the joy and fulfillment that comes with the appreciation of true beauty in every sense of the word?

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I find they may not have power to appreciate true beauty but they do have the power to imagine true beauty.
 
My sense of touch is greatly magnified if I close my eyes while giving a massage.
 
These Blind People’s Descriptions Of Beauty Might Just Change The Way You Define The Word

“I don’t care what nationality somebody is, I don’t care how tall somebody is, I don’t care how big or small they are. A person is beautiful because they are true to themselves.”




Listening to the birds chirping outside, enjoying the smell of freshly baked cookies, experiencing the sensation of grass caressing the bottoms of your feet: These perceptions, say people who can't use their sight to experience the world around them, are the things that make life beautiful.

In an inspiring video created by Buzzfeed, a group of blind men and women describe how they experience beauty.

"Losing my sight has been a blessing," one man says, a smile spreading on his face.

"I don't care what nationality somebody is, I don't care how tall somebody is, I don't care how big or small they are. A person is beautiful because they are true to themselves."


The video, which went viral this week, has struck a chord with many viewers.

"This video is beautiful," wrote one YouTuber on Wednesday.

"I feel so bad I take this kind of stuff for granted, I'm gonna turn off my phone and the TV and go outside and look," wrote another.


This isn't the first time that our perceptions have been challenged by someone without sight. Tommy Edison, a popular radio personality and film critic who's been blind since birth, has uplifted and inspired us many times over with his astounding YouTube videos about his life as a blind person.


In 2012, for instance, Edison released an awesome video about the perks of being blind. He also made a wonderful clip last year about how blind people experience intangible concepts, like space, the sun and the sky.


"The sky to me is really just this big wide open thing with nothing in your way at all; as long as you're above all the trees and buildings and stuff, there's nothing blocking you," Edison muses in the video.

"You can just go and go and go and go. It'd be fun. I need a place like that on Earth!"
 
A-Legend said:
The reason why you can perceive an object or physical matter in general is because it exists in terms of vibration energy and each of your senses (touch, taste, smell, sound) are built in your body to detect different ranges of the vibrations physical matter is made of- through your hands and skin, ears, nose and mouth.

When you can 'see' you can merely perceive what is called light. Light is similar to sound because some things create light like fire which is like an earthquake creates an audible rumble and others just reflect it like an echo off a cliff or a wall.

Also like sound, light can be sensed at great distances like a car in the distance. you can't touch it taste it or smell it or interact with it but you know its there.

The benefits to being able to perceive light is that you can sense literally everything that is in front of you all at once unless there is a something in front of a smaller object blocking it. Although, the cool thing about light is with lenses and optical fibers we can distort and bend light so we can do miraculous things with it." -

When you think about seeing in this sense comparing it to sounds, feelings smells etc it becomes easier to describe. explaining Bad Eyesight is like describing sensing a sharp edge of a knife that will cut you as soft when you touch it but it still cuts. and a kaleidoscope is similar to hearing a sound through a wall or under water.

There are many blind poetry describe sunrise or sunset better than sighted persons.
I see there is no problem at all to speak with any blind person about colors or nature even the the stars in the sky .




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