Notes on Blindness Quotes

“Perhaps all severe disabilities lead to a decrease in space and an increase in time.”
― John M. Hull, Notes on Blindness: A Journey Through The Dark

“He believed that our humanity rests upon our ability to unite across different worlds of experience.”
― John M. Hull, Notes on Blindness: A Journey Through The Dark

“The most important thing in life is not happiness but meaning.”
― John M. Hull, Notes on Blindness: A Journey Through The Dark

“It is so hard to be a normal person when one is not a normal person.”
― John M. Hull, Notes on Blindness: A Journey Through The Dark

“Darkness and light are both alike to thee’.”
― John M. Hull, Notes on Blindness: A Journey Through The Dark

“Faith is a creative act. It is through faith that we transform the accidental events of our lives into the signs of our destiny. Happiness is fortuitous but meaning is conferred when chance is transfigured through a rebirth of images.”
― John M. Hull, Notes on Blindness: A Journey Through The Dark

“In seeking understanding, I am seeking for meaning.”
― John M. Hull, Notes on Blindness: A Journey Through The Dark

“In this way, you force time to your will. Time, for sighted people, is that against which they fight.”
― John M. Hull, Notes on Blindness: A Journey Through The Dark