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Thread: Farewell
Post: Farewell

Well I've been doing some reading and searching and have decided to go with "Bates Purism" and above all experience. It was very nice hearing from some of you and I hope to return here when I am cur...

Whohlme

Bates Method

13,060

04-07-2008, 04:52 AM

Thread: Geek solution!
Post: Geek solution!

I've had this idea for a while, and now i'm going to do it: For the transition period in which I am relearning to see, I'll get an mp3 player and load it full of content, the most important of which ...

Whohlme

Bates Method

27,081

04-05-2008, 10:14 AM

Thread: Infinity Swing?
Post: Infinity Swing?

The infinity swing is in TQ's book, but is it really all that useful? I feel like I've been practicing for a long time with very slow or no results. Is this one of the reasons Quackenbush is considere...

Whohlme

Bates Method

4,399

04-05-2008, 08:18 PM

Thread: Introduction and core questions
Post: Introduction and core questions

Hey everybody, First off I'd like to give a little background on who i am. I am the possessor of the misnomer Kenneth Anderson, which i fully realize is not my name. I don't even believe in n...

Whohlme

Bates Method

9,615

04-03-2008, 08:15 PM

Thread: "he attained 30-10 vision, which is three times better than
Post: Re: "he attained 30-10 vision, which is three time...

good to see someone correcting wrong views. After I read it, this whole article seemed wrong. Although 40-10 and 30-10 seem awesome, they pretty much are not Bates method at all in this article. It se...

Whohlme

Bates Method

12,786

10-28-2009, 07:45 PM

Thread: ''instantly-improved eyesight after drinking camu camu.''
Post: Re: ''instantly-improved eyesight after drinking c...

Interestingly, I find the same thing you do to be true. I think diet has almost nothing to do with eyesight, from personal experience as well as observation of others. This to me is encouraging though...

Whohlme

Bates Method

4,790

02-05-2009, 10:36 PM

Thread: avoiding spyware, viruses
Post: Re: avoiding spyware, viruses

Yes, if you're going to use M$ window$ anyways, the best browser is Firefox. I would recommend looking into the "Linux" operating system, which is free of cost and free of problems such as spy...

Whohlme

Off Topic

8,743

07-08-2008, 09:16 PM

Thread: Eyes watering
Post: Re: Eyes watering

Interestingly enough, I felt my left eye "release" a tear even while palming and with my eyes completely closed! There was a period at the very beginning where it seemed like when I was outside my eye...

Whohlme

Bates Method

8,894

04-03-2008, 07:40 PM

Thread: Farewell
Post: Re: Farewell

I would just want a bare basic paperback copy. Or would there be a simpler cheaper way (ie computer printer)?

Whohlme

Bates Method

13,060

04-07-2008, 04:56 AM

Thread: Farewell
Post: Re: Farewell

but i can trust the content of the online versions, right? Rishi appears to say not even to trust the online versions. Is this because of corruption, or just typos, or what? Is there a best version? I...

Whohlme

Bates Method

13,060

04-09-2008, 08:44 AM

Thread: Farewell
Post: Re: Farewell

Even though an original Bates book would be cool, it'd be super expensive. I think many Bates purists are too materialistic. Like what's more important, getting an original Jesus book (which he never ...

Whohlme

Bates Method

13,060

04-09-2008, 08:00 PM

Thread: Farewell
Post: Re: Farewell

Ok guys and girls, this is it. I have accumulated the online texts and ordered all the books and most importantly, gathered my strength and resolved to relearn to see. This is not farewell forever, ju...

Whohlme

Bates Method

13,060

04-12-2008, 10:15 PM

Thread: Geek solution!
Post: Re: Geek solution!

Okay, more of this solution is materializing as time goes by... CD's are definitely the way to go for the reasons mentioned above as well as the fact that CD players get way better battery life and c...

Whohlme

Bates Method

27,081

04-05-2008, 11:01 PM

Thread: Geek solution!
Post: Re: Geek solution!

True, true! I know of one person whom I'd love to help, but who is legally blind and that would be perfect. Librivox has tons of free public domain audiobooks, but although the Bates texts are publi...

Whohlme

Bates Method

27,081

04-06-2008, 12:08 AM

Thread: Geek solution!
Post: Re: Geek solution!

I realize that these things will not cure me, but on the other hand they will provide entertainment and learning while I cure myself. When I embark upon this full-scale, I will dramatically alter my l...

Whohlme

Bates Method

27,081

04-06-2008, 09:56 AM

Thread: Geek solution!
Post: Re: Geek solution!

Bates himself said that anything that improves the imagination improves the sight, so I'm downloading human-read books of fairy tales, fiction, poetry, etc. as well as free language courses. I really ...

Whohlme

Bates Method

27,081

04-06-2008, 10:06 AM

Thread: Geek solution!
Post: Re: Geek solution!

Wow, ok, I see.. So have you cured yourself yet? If not, what is your current vision? Have you entirely discarded glasses?

Whohlme

Bates Method

27,081

04-06-2008, 11:39 AM

Thread: Geek solution!
Post: Re: Geek solution!

note: I don't drive and have always resisted doing so, so I'm not one of those distracted listeners. I would be listening in a very thoughtful state while mindful that the voice is lifeless and sci-fi...

Whohlme

Bates Method

27,081

04-06-2008, 02:09 PM

Thread: Geek solution!
Post: Re: Geek solution!

Is there anything good on I-see.org, or should I just stay away and stick to Bates "purism"?

Whohlme

Bates Method

27,081

04-06-2008, 10:07 PM

Thread: Geek solution!
Post: Re: Geek solution!

After consideration, it only makes sense to render the original book to audio because all the other stuff is too time consuming. From what I see, the other similar books on centralfixation.com are jus...

Whohlme

Bates Method

27,081

04-07-2008, 05:30 AM

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