Colorblind…having a decreased ability to see color or differences in color. But…what if colorblind-ness becomes an intention? A conscious choice to not pin a colored distinction on ideas, people, music or life-philosophies? A clean palette of initial curiosity and acceptance, rather than a rigidity of prejudging (prejudice) and labeling. Why pretend to know before witnessing, before engaging, before allowing perception to focus?
Doesn’t life ask us to enter, without tinting the supreme arts of knowledge, infinite possibility and boundless improvisation? Is our sight meant to limit our vision? … or does our vision seek to reveal limitless wonders yet unnoticed? Colorblind intention grants access, enriching our environment, clearing the way so that we may welcome the unimaginable colours to come. Human Touch