Sometimes, we need a different kind of vision to truly see. You need four eyes to see not in the literal sense, but in a deeper way. Our hearts act as glasses for our eyes. When the heart is engaged, it allows us to see clearly. But here’s the question: What’s in your heart?

The heart is a reflection of what’s inside of us. It’s the core of who we are, and it influences how we see the world and how we show up in it. What we put out whether kindness, love, or bitterness comes directly from what’s stored in our hearts.

When the heart is healthy, it’s impossible to consistently put out bad or unkind things. A healthy heart produces light, love, and goodness. But when the heart is unhealthy, the darkness within eventually spills over. It clouds our vision and distorts how we see others and ourselves.

So, take a moment to examine your heart. What’s in it? Is it love, forgiveness, and compassion? Or is it bitterness, jealousy, or hurt? The condition of your heart will always determine the clarity of your vision.

You may not need glasses for your eyes, but if your heart isn’t clear, you’ll never see the world as it truly is. A healthy heart brings true vision and that’s the kind of sight we all need.