Listen. Do you see that you can't hear snowfall? Look. Do you sense that you can't see love? Touch. Do you grasp that you can't catch poems? Try. Smell this glass. Go on taste this cloud. These material senses won't get you far until you feel the velvet glove caress your soul.
This quote eloquently invites us to explore the limitations of our physical senses and points towards a deeper, more intrinsic form of perception. Kamand Kojouri masterfully contrasts the sensory experiences — listening, looking, touching, smelling, tasting — with intangible phenomena like snowfall's sound, the sight of love, or catching poems, emphasizing that these cannot be fully perceived through our material senses. It’s a profound reminder that some realities or truths exist...
