Analysis of a Quote by Jonathan Swift

"Vision is the art of seeing what is invisible to others"..."

This would be particularly helpful in having as part of our cognitive construct when relationships remain 'in limbo', especially those that void 'closure' because one partner keeps the connection going; while the other partner steadfastly remains spiteful and malevolent. But why? Is there reason? Is there hope ? You can use 'vision, to see what others don't, to offer the benefit of the doubt and a caring, more pure perspective can be nurtured. No one likes to be rejected, especially a soul that strives to reach full potential with true love right up there in the front-line. Temporarily 'put-on'hold' is a type of rejection, hurts just the same but has a 'window of opportunity' for forgiveness.

"She moved on in her professional life, but since he still has her heart the personal life is the last thing on her mind with any other man, at this time." When the difficult times were shared seemed so hopeless and hope came through, it was because both partners fueled the probability that this bond, this connection would be a soul-felt one, not just a mere physical covert operation. What is invisible to others is how a certain person acts, behaves, loves, and reaches out to the ONE PARTICULAR SOUL that has no legal, moral, or financial ties to the other, it is a mutual want-type-of-thing.

See your vision of greatness in that which you love, let them know what you feel, express your deepest thoughts, fears and aspirations so they can see you in their vision too . . .