A world without problems is an illusion, so is a world without solutions. - Gianni A. Sarcone

The German poet Novalis said that the eye is a ‘superficial’ organ. That is indeed partly true. I will even add that it is an external organ: the eye with which we see the world is a part of the world itself. As soon as we open the eye, whup, the world pops in it!

Your eyes – those incredible jelly balls beneath your forehead – capture everything around you. They are sense organs allowing you to see, and they give more information about your surroundings than any of the other four senses: hearing, taste, touch and smell.

Colors are ghosts, they only start to exist when light is perceived on the retina as a stimulus and is processed into color perception in our brain.