Work.
I just love it when things are clear, and I can see my path. Things go so much smoother this way. Made quite good progress today! So I'm happy. :) But like my "grandpa" said, engineering is like one foot in the dark and one foot in the light. There's always a time when you're in the dark, not knowing what to do. And yes, I do hate those times!

When one tries to bring this concept over to other areas of life, one finds that it still holds. In life, it's always better to know where you're going, rather than not. Or at least, I feel better this way. Just like climbing a mountain, or in a forest, when it's clouded, it's wise not to move till things clear up. Such is my life now, all waiting for an answer for the clouds to clear. It's inevitable, and such is the works of God. To wait and see, is the wisest move.

It is often said, the eye of the heart is sharper than the real human eyes. Such is probably true in the realm of dreams. Life's path may clouded and things are at a standstill, but your heart may not be clouded. You can probably still see where your dream lies and still work towards it.

In terms of love, yet another set of eyes exists. Who do you see as the true one, who deserves to spend the remainder of your life with? Are your eyes clouded that you missed someone who's right in front of you? Similar to the other pairs of eyes, things shouldn't come to a standstill just because one pair of eyes is temporarily clouded.

Easier said than done. While the eyes may be different, they all share the same body. Can you really mark a distinction between all these different senses? When a sand particle gets into your eyes, are your eyes the only parts resolving it? Or would your hands interfere? Reminds me of Gurmit Singh's longest hair joke. Q: Which hair on the body is the longest? A: It's the hair that runs from your arse up to your nose.