The bible encourages us to “walk by faith, not by sight.”
I once heard a preacher say “Don’t believe your lying eyes.”
Then, we have the well know maxim warning us that “everything that glitters isn’t gold.”
Vision is essential, but it doesn’t tell the whole story. That’s why Jesus taught his disciples to “judge not according to appearances.” As the theme of the Transformers movie says, “there’s more than meets the eye.”
Here’s my two cents for today:
If your life doesn’t look very good, maybe it’s time to practice seeing with your heart and not just looking with your eyes.
How do you do this?
Think, speak, and act in accordance with your convictions NOT just your circumstances.
At least that’s the why I see it,
T.K. Coleman
I appreciate that. It sounds like your intentions are pointed in the right direction. Keep trusting your inner guidance and love yourself relentlessly 
But dont people call those you see with their hearts impractical . ?
I’m sure they do, but I wouldn’t let those kind of people occupy too much of my mental space. It’s much for fulfilling to be true to one’s self than to fret over what the crowd thinks. I’d rather be happy and thought of as unpractical than be thought of as practical while feeling miserable with the “man in the mirror.” Besides, I agree with Albert Einstein when he said “Great spirits have always encountered violent opposition from mediocre minds.”
I say “Do you!”
As the saying goes: “What others think of you is none of your business.”
What do YOU think?
Cheers
TK