This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.

Seeing Blind reflects an evolving perspective shaped by profound personal change. After losing his vision as a warrior, the author came to understand blindness not simply as a loss, but as a different way of experiencing life—one that has brought deeper insight into people, the world, resilience, and hope for future generations.

The book also looks beyond the individual cost of war to recognize the often-unseen battles carried by families. While service members face conflict directly, loved ones fight their own struggles at home—holding families together, navigating a world that may not understand their experiences, and living with the lasting effects of war long after the battlefield has been left behind.

Through these experiences, Seeing Blind invites readers to consider a new way of viewing adversity, sacrifice, family, and hope, with the possibility that a changed perspective can help move the world in a more positive direction.

Seeing Blind: Philosophy & Poems

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