One more response came to my mind, and I could not stop sharing that also, dude, I am just physically blind, but unfortunately you are… just leave it at that and move on simple.Prerna Sobti On May 7, 2024, at 9:52 AM, Cauvery Krishna wrote:These are some of the experiences had by one of my stude
Hi allIn the beginning itself, I humbly write the disclaimer that I am a late life, visually impaired person, and some of you may not resonate with my thoughts, but I am still sharing it, why do we have to give so much of gyaan कयाैन to such ignorant souls and waste our energy ?If it was me instea
Hi,
People may be soft-heartedly feeling sympathetic seeing us as blind. No harm
intended. We simply accept their feeling of compassion, bless them from the
heart and move on. They could do with some punya even if that is true anyway.
Or at least they could do with some blessings from us for th
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have to chose our battle as we have
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I recall my earlier year in my career when my boss told me channelize your
energy in such things where you may e
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Subject: Re: [AI] Why do people say these things to the blind? And what can be
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Sad reality out of an age-old-perception is, our society is built on
traditional thought to see disability ONLY charity-based. Therefore Young,
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n he started conversing with me in a friendly manner.
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> *To:* accessindia@accessindia.org.in
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The story of Sara shared by Shadab gives us a message and direction. We need to
focus on ourselves. We cannot change people but their engagement with us can
bring about change. Let us focus on ourselves. We can be agents of change.
From: accessindia@accessindia.org.in On Behalf
Of Cauver
: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
Subject: Re: [AI] Why do people say these things to the blind? And what can be
done for the same?
Sad reality out of an age-old-perception is, our society is built on
traditional thought to see disability ONLY charity-based. Therefore Young,
educated,highly
Such reactions from people in society only show us we have miles to go as
regards disability awareness, rights-based disability awareness, awareness
about inclusion and consequently mindset change in a society which is still
under the grip of traditional thought process of viewing Disability as
Cha
Sad reality out of an age-old-perception is, our society is built on
traditional thought to see disability ONLY charity-based. Therefore Young,
educated,highly qualified people with disability with disability and people
who work in this sector should NOT get demoralised or upset by these
incidents.
only 1 thing can be done.
if some1 says something, you can ask them like for example
why will you get punya by teaching me, you cant get punya by teaching
some sighted person?
and so on.
On Tue, May 7, 2024 at 9:52 AM Cauvery Krishna
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> These are some of the experiences had by one of my
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