Don’t believe what your eyes are telling you.

‘Don’t believe what your eyes are telling you. All they show is limitation. Look with your understanding. Find out what you already know and you will see the way to fly’. - Richard Bach

• This quote transcends the physical world and limitations,– it is from the book Jonathan Livingston Seagull by Richard Bach in 1970,– encouraging readers to trust their inner potential and imagination. It speaks to the power of intuition and self-belief, which are central themes not only in Jonathan’s journey but in real-life pursuits of personal and professional growth.
• Jonathan Livingston is the main character of Jonathan Livingston Seagull, a novella by Richard Bach. He is a seagull who symbolizes individuality, ambition, and the desire for self-improvement. Unlike other seagulls in his flock, who are content with flying only for the purpose of finding food, Jonathan is passionate about perfecting the art of flying. He pushes himself to learn new techniques and achieve greater heights, even if it means being ostracized by his flock. Jonathan’s journey reflects a deeper spiritual and philosophical quest for personal fulfillment, freedom, and transcending limitations. His story is often interpreted as an allegory for pursuing one’s unique path in life, regardless of the constraints or expectations imposed by society.
• The idea that the external world presents limitations, but true understanding comes from within, is an inspiring message for anyone striving to break barriers and achieve something extraordinary.