see at this level, Rohr writes the following: "They do not reject the first eye; the senses matter to them.  Nor do they reject the second eye, but they know not to confuse knowledge with depth.  They know not to confuse mere correct information with transformation of the consciousness itself.  This deeper seeing builds upon the first two eyes but it goes further.  It happens whenever by some wondrous "coincidence" our heart space, our mind space, and our body awareness are all simultaneously open and non-resistant.  It's a moment of deep inner connection.  It pulls you, intensely satisfied, into the presence of God.  It involves both profound joy and profound sadness.  When it happens, you either want to write poetry, pray, or be utterly silent. When Jesus asks, "Do you want to see?" this is what he's asking:  Do you want to see at this deeper level?  Do you want to see spiritually? My guess is that you're all saying, "of course we do!"  "Why are you asking such a stupid question?  Who doesn't want to see a sunset in all its fullness?"  But it's not that simple.  Seeing in this way involves more than sunsets.... For me, Marilyn Converse is a good example of what I mean.  (In case you wonder, she said it was okay for me to discuss this.)  As many of you know, Marilyn loves babies.  She can't resist them.  If parents bring a baby to church, Marilyn will find that baby within minutes of its