how does he now see

They say that you never appreciate your senses until you lose one. In previous ponderings, I've always thought taste to be the easiest to lose, with sight being the hardest. Still feel that way, especially about sight. Appropos to today's thoughts, having vision all the time causes the first separation from vision to be fairly disorienting. The lesson on losing vision in one area might be a refocus on vision in other areas. Or it is an even greater lesson: that the need for it is less obvious when another is leading you to your intended direction. Except for seeing the sights, that vision thing means simply clinging to the sleeve-tugging without hesitation.