Quote by Thomas Carlyle

The eye sees what it brings the power to see.

The eye sees what it brings the power to see.

Summary

This quote suggests that our perception of reality is influenced by our own capabilities and limitations. It implies that what we see is not an objective truth, but rather a subjective interpretation based on our own abilities and understanding. Our eyes can only perceive and understand what they are capable of seeing, leaving room for potential biases, misunderstandings, and limited perspectives. It reminds us to be aware of the limitations of our own perceptions and to consider the possibility of different interpretations and perspectives.

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Power

By Thomas Carlyle

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