Good suggestion! I have fixed the image links on the old blog posts.

Man, thanks for the work u have done on vision improvement. I started reading some of the first blogs and realized that all the imgaes are missing. So if you can re-upload/link them would be very nice for the new people in the site 🙂

I think it’s a mess of consequences or feedback loops that’s hard to unravel and pinpoint just one root cause. Boredom could be a big part of it, made worse by the discomfort and disengagement of using the eyes wrong and tensing them either in fear or effort or just as an old habit.

So that gets back to the idea that a myope has to change the way they are interested in objects. That maybe they have to be more involved and interested enough to find out more about what’s going on over there. For me that begs the question, why weren’t you interested in the first place? Or was it more of a fear that drives one to not move attention where it wants to go?

I’m making it a little more complex than it probably is. But I tend to think it’s not necessarily one’s interest that is off, but something HOLDING them back from attending to where they naturally feel. And that “holding back” is caused by excess effort/strain.

The way I see it, a shift is done as a consequential part of a process of perceiving what is there, but you shouldn’t pay too much attention to the shift itself, the same as you wouldn’t pay attention to the movement of the muscles of your body while playing tennis. You focus on what you want to do and where you want to be. So it’s an open ended question. It depends on what interests you most.

Sorry Lord, that wasnt actually a reply to your comment.

You say to make a habit of looking at at least one smaller point at each thing you glance at. I think what’s confused me in the past is trying to make every single shift attending to tiny points, and no longer using broad shifts to gather general data. I’m trying to understand the ratio of how much you do either one. Is it more like…..look at details of every object of interest, or look at details in every single shift of the eye/attention?

I would like to rate this post with stars or something but i can’t find the buttom!
Lord