Perfect Vision: Seeing Through a Spiritual Lens
We’ve been told that 20-20 vision is perfect, but let’s expand that definition. Perfect vision has nothing to do with how far our eyes can focus without assistance. It’s all in how we see the world. People who wear rose-colored glasses see only the good in people and circumstances. Those with a gloomy outlook are focused on what might go wrong. We all see the world through a particular lens, and we can choose what it is.
This series Perfect Vision: Seeing Through a Spiritual Lens—reminds us of those choices. Each section is focused on a particular way of seeing the world or looking for specific qualities in events and people.
ArticlePerfect Vision: Mystery
Article When faced with life’s big questions, how do we accept the unknowable? With a young child’s absolute trust in
ArticlePerfect Vision: Possibility
Video Article How the divine power of imagination makes space for possibility. The one who dares to wear rose-colored glasses
ArticlePerfect Vision: Compassion
Article The most profound healing event I personally remember occurred as I was recovering from anesthesia following an appendectomy. Read
ArticlePerfect Vision: Appreciation
Article Some people have a knack for knowing the true worth of things long before their value is revealed. Read
ArticlePerfect Vision: Curiosity
Article As this early 20th-century saying implies, an enlivening satisfaction can be had by satisfying curiosity. Read more of Curiosity
ArticlePerfect Vision: Well-Being
Article A friend asked me if I noticed how so many people complain for years about the same health condition
ArticlePerfect Vision: Play
Article Have you become too old to play hopscotch with your friends? When I was young, I lived totally in
ArticlePerfect Vision: Acceptance
Article In acceptance, we see the world as it really is. In resistance, we expect to change the past. Acceptance
ArticlePerfect Vision: Home
Article I’ve told more than a few people that when I arrived from Iowa to live in Kansas City, I
ArticlePerfect Vision: Beauty
Article Scars come in a variety of shapes and sizes. The ones that often come to mind are the ones
ArticlePerfect Vision: Interconnection
Article The Native-American Hopi have an ancient saying: “All dreams spin out from the same web.” Chief Seattle, a Suquamish
ArticlePerfect Vision: Plenty
Article Living your life knowing you have plenty changes everything. When you make decisions from a palpable understanding of sufficiency
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ArticleListening in With ... Justin Michael Williams
Justin Michael Williams is on a mission to teach meditation outside the mainstream. But his endgame is less about blissing
Perfect Vision: Possibility
Video Article How the divine power of imagination makes space for possibility. The one who dares to wear rose-colored glasses
ArticlePossibility: Wearing Rose-Colored Glasses
How the Divine Power of Imagination Makes Space for Possibility The one who dares to wear rose-colored glasses possesses possibility
Bible InterpretationRevelation 13
This is my discussion of Revelation 13 from my book Kingdom Come: Understanding the Book of Revelation, published in 2012