Look At Me

Posted on 24/08/201324/08/2013 by Kanayo Dike-Oduah Situ in Recent Posts

Look at me, not for my body or for your pleasure.

Look at me, not for my figure, but to figure out who I am beyond this vessel.

Look at me through my windows, the endless depths of my eyes, unveiling the reality of my character.

Look at me, to appreciate the vessel God made. But look deeper to see Christ in that vessel.

Look at me and see the blemishes that come with me, make me, remind me of me.

Look at me to see all the marks concealer couldn’t hide, the scars that will always remain.

Look beyond my outward appearance to really ‘feel’ me without needing a physical touch.

Want to know me? Then Look at me and not my body. – Kanayo

Published by Kanayo Dike-Oduah Situ

Dr Kanayo is a multi-award-winning woman of faith, passionate about God's Word. She's authored numerous devotionals on the YouVersion Bible app, reaching nearly a million readers worldwide. With her website, doctorkanayo.com, she merges psychology with scripture, shares on edudational research and opens up a lens into her life experiences attracting thousands of visitors. Kanayo is a leader in education and works as Director of social sciences, and has held previous roles, including deputy head of sixth form, lead practitioner and head of Psychology. She holds degrees in psychology, teaching, a Masters in educational assessment and has recently completed her doctorate in education at UCL. A worshipper in every aspect of life, she's also a singer-songwriter. Kanayo is a survivor of Stevens Johnson syndrome, using her experience to address systemic racism in healthcare. She's spoken on major media platforms and educates medical students globally. View all posts by Kanayo Dike-Oduah Situ