Blindness has degrees, and insight is a gift. We see and hear only what we want, and we only understand what aligns with our principles. Therefore, most of us have limited comprehension. The inevitable result of this deficiency is a loss of control.
The Unseen
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A dark journey into the depths of the unknown, revealing the secrets of the unseen in a captivating style steeped in mystery and fantasy.
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