you can see with understanding

Right view is detachment from views. It doesn’t mean we don’t have views. It means when we have views, we know that that’s what they are, just views. Opinions are easy to come by; most of us have opinions that are created by our culture. We have opinions created by our family, by our ancestors, about ourselves and about each other, and we think they are our own. Right view is insight. Right view, right understanding, is about moving from the shore of speculation into the shore of direct perception. To practice developing insight into life, our whole life long.

- Larry Ward, Buddhist teacher in the Plum Village Tradition