In ancient Greek culture and language, there is a very close correlation between the faculty of seeing and the ability to know, much more than in the other sensory spheres.

The result of the verb 'to see' 'is "knowing". Indeed, in its perfect form, literally "I saw", it means "I know ".

I want to commit to "seeing" better.

I want to open the windows to let the light in, through the coloured glass;

I want to smell the dust I forgot under the carpet;

I want to uncork the jars of memories that I forgot on the shelf, and look inside them;

I want to dip the spoon into the prepackaged take-away soups and taste it before saying I don't like it.

Would you like to have spoon too?