Comments on: Are You Accepting Of Your Vision?

By: Nancy

Nancy — Sat, 19 Dec 2020 19:35:19 +0000

In reply to akbilly. Thanks for reading, Billy. As usual, I'm writing about what I need to be reminded of myself here. :)

By: akbilly

akbilly — Sat, 19 Dec 2020 17:27:43 +0000

Lovely post . Thank you bx

By: Nancy

Nancy — Wed, 27 Dec 2017 20:22:13 +0000

Cyber, yes, I believe in optimism. In fact here’s a post I wrote about it. 🙂 https://www.iblindness.org/4375/vision-and-optimism/. And blind optimism is not good — you have to keep your eyes open to new ideas which might differ from your own.

By: Cyber

Cyber — Tue, 26 Dec 2017 23:00:47 +0000

In reply to Nancy.

I think that what you say about mainstream doctors goes for a lot of people. I think that many people mean well and want to help society by doing their job but they were educated (indoctrinated) in such a way so that what they think is good for other people is actually bad or sub-optimal for other people.

Also more ontopic to your post maybe: I agree that being optimistic is important. I believe that someones body and mind pull towards each other. For example, if ones mind is like that of someone with good sight but his actual sight is bad, then his mind and body are in conflict. I believe this to be an unstable state that will make a transition to a stable state by the mind or body succumbing to the other. So either his mind will succumb to the body, he will become pessimistic and he will start wearing glasses again, or his body will succumb to his mind and his sight will improve sufficiently.

I believe that as soon as someone becomes too pessimistic his mind will succumb to the body instead of vice-versa and the unstable state of conflict between mind and body will make a transition to the stable state where both his mind and body are those of someone who has whatever deficiency it was he wanted to get rid of. Therefore optimism is of vital importance to any form of self improvement, including NVI.

By: Nancy

Nancy — Tue, 26 Dec 2017 19:11:11 +0000

Like natural health solutions that are not expensive pharmaceuticals or operations, natural vision improvement is slowly getting more attention, as people learn there is something they can do to help themselves, that they don’t have to be helpless victims of the medical establishment. And some mainstream docs do want to help and to learn about more natural solutions, they just weren’t educated that way in medical school.

By: Cyber

Cyber — Tue, 26 Dec 2017 17:21:18 +0000

Did you know that school is meant to dumb us down and teach us blind obedience? The elite does not want smart people because smart people cannot be scammed as easily. For example, the Fed loans out dollars with interest. But how can we ever pay back the interest? The Fed has a monopoly on dollars so in order to pay back the interest we need more dollars with more interest. It is a devastating scam but almost no one thinks about this because in school back when we were vulnerable children they taught us to have blind faith in what the authorities say and to not think for ourselves.

John Taylor Gatto shares a lot of information about schooling and how our education fails us but is a great success to the elite.

I think that almost no one believes in NVI because the authorities pretend it does not exist and everyone has learned to have blind obedience to authorities.
For example look at this: https://www.webmd.com/eye-health/features/natural-vision-correction-does-it-work
It mentions some people saying there is no evidence. I have never been an ophthalmologist or anything like that and even I produced evidence by partly curing my own eyesight (though I admit it lacks rigor). So why do those professionals not do it? My guess is a lack of motivation. Scientists want a career and for a career they need a boss who pays them to be scientist. And because selling glasses is probably more profitable than is a business made around NVI I would guess there is simply no interest in researching NVI. The ones who mostly benefit from NVI are the people with eye problems but obviously the corporations do not care about people with eye problems so they sell the “solutions” that bring in the most money for the corporations instead of those that help their customers best. That is why we should do our own research because unlike big corporations, we have our best interest as goal.