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Sometimes it take a lot to get out attention. We get used to all the normal sounds, sights, and even distractions. Many times I’ve witnessed—and it’s even happened to me—when a little child would tug at a parent a continually say “mommy” or “daddy.” Of course, that parent goes on about their business without responding to the child.

We sometimes experience involuntary blindness. Something might be sitting right in front of us, and yet we don’t see it; like, “where are my keys?” or “I can’t find my cell phone” or “where’s the salt and pepper?” They are right in front of us!