Advertising professionals often say that an image is
capable of
transmitting
more
information
than a
thousand
words.
Just think of the beginning of film production, looking
at the
masterpieces
of film
history,
because of the
state of the
art at the
time, we see
the movement
of the actors
as fragmented.
Later, with
the
improvement of
equipment and
film
materials, the
number of
images per
second was
increased to
such an extent
that the
series of
images
projected on
the screen
already
creates the
illusion of
continuous
movement.
As I recall;
to achieve the
desired
effect, a
minimum of 16
phase images
per second
must be
projected to
perceive what
is seen as a
continuous
event. Later,
24 images per
second were
projected on
the films.
Healthy people
can see the
events of our
world
constantly.
Just think of
how many and
how many
millions of
images we see
in our waking
lives, if only
the former are
true, we get
an unspeakable
amount of
information by
our visual
organs.
This wealth of
information
has a decisive
impact on
their lives.
For those who
have a problem
with this
complex
sensory organ
system, there
is a need for
a great
spiritual
surplus to
partially
compensate for
the lack of
nature.
Costly devices
can
occasionally
ease the
problems of
the visually
impaired, but
at the present
level of
science they
can only solve
this in
exceptional
cases.
Visual
experiences
have a number
of indirect
and direct
effects on
work, fun, and
joy.
It is clear
that there is
a difficult
situation due
to visual
impairment and
this has
negative
consequences
for quality of
life.
As we have
seen in many
cases, by
developing
their other
qualities,
injured people
can gain extra
that can
partially
compensate for
their lost
abilities,
helping them
integrate into
a larger and
more fortunate
group of
people.
Of course,
those with a
disability
need effective
external
support to
successfully
overcome
barriers.
People who are
seeing such
difficult
problems can
really
perceive the
miracle of
their natural
vision, then
they can think
about how they
can support
their less
fortunate
peers, those
deprived of
the outer
visual world.
Unfortunately,
in our
history, our
fellow human
beings suffer
from a variety
of
deficiencies.In
our time,
despite the
often
expressed
political
intentions,
there are
problems with
the
distribution
of available
resources.
Which is why
charities such
as the Lajos
Péntek
Foundation for
Children with
Reduced
Vision,
founded by
Lajos Péntek
28 years ago,
have a place.
Mr. Lajos
Péntek
undertook to
do as much as
he could -
setting aside
his own
burdens - for
the cause of
his visually
impaired
companions
And the
miracle of
miracles, the
assets of the
Foundation,
which started
with ten
thousand
forints, are
now over 14
million.
Mr. Lajos
Péntek of with
the diligence
of ants,
sometimes
putting
pennies on top
of each other,
hard work -
emptying
himself into a
beggar several
times -
he has raised
the capital,
with the
interest of
which he wants
to help
visually
impaired
children.
Throughout his
work, he
placed a
special
emphasis on
compliance
with moral and
written laws,
showing
examples for
those with
more
opportunities.
The operation
of its
Foundation in
this way was
also welcomed
by the Court
of
Supervisors.
I can only ask
you from the
well-intention
ed People, to
help the
Foundation
help the needy
visually
impaired
children.
I think the
secret is
known to many.
According to a
broader
interpretation
of the Bible's
teaching,
well-intention
ed donation,
besides the
concrete help,
can be
considered as
the sowing of
the donor, and
everyone loves
to gather, of
course it is a
good thing to
harvest.
I would like
to assure the
Reader that
the support he
intends to
provide, in
line with the
Foundation's
objectives, is
certain to
help visually
impaired
children.
The Foundation
for Children
with
Disabilities
is open, so
the Foundation
welcomes the
association of
other
foundations,
groups and
organizations
in addition to
individual
donations.
Budapest,
April 28, 2019
Balázs
Sipos
Honour of the
founder's work
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