Harminder Soni
Before blind walk Harminder Sir
was quite curious and excited about experiencing something new which he hasn’t
heard of so far. He closed his eyes took a cane and walked in the crowded lane
of Galleria. What he experienced after which was something he did not expect
before the walk. After completing the walk he sat down in a chair, said every
individual should try this out to understand the challenges and appreciate
whatever we have got, as most of us still grumble for things we don’t get. He
wanted his staffs in his office to also experience it and made them
participated in the walk!!!
Her respect for people without
vision had just doubled. She felt their spirit of not giving up and enduring
the challenges they have to face every day, keep fighting against the odds and perform
better than what we do is something that should be respected and encouraged.
She was happy to experience such a unique activity!
Surbhi Chauhan
One of our most enthusiastic
participants was excited from the beginning to participate in the walk. She
apart from participating in the walk wanted her friends to experience the same
and called them up too. She said she was able to observe more with her eyes closed. She was more focused than she usually is.
Nanda Kumar
Nanda had never experienced
something like this before. He had few things that struck him. I found it super
difficult to walk a small stretch. I have never though, how life would be
without vision. I have never imagined it before. This was a great opportunity
to understand things we don’t realize. I would make my friends and family
experience the same.
Ankit Anish
I have seen and worked with
people without vision. I have always found them inspiring. The way they plan
and execute their work and the amount of effort they put in is absolutely
amazing that each one of us should learn. The blind walk just made me wonder
why do we complain when we have everything. And why they never complain even
when they have many challenges
Cauvery Jalan
She found it very difficult to
even keep a single step. She knew she was slow and had a long distance to cover
but her fear of falling was holding her behind. It made her understand how
difficult life becomes when one can’t see. She felt it was wonderful
experiencing something that was completely new and created a lasting import.
Some photos taken during the event:
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