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Thread: Better Eyesight Magazine - Subjects, Articles, Practices
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June, 1930 Suggestions By Emily A. Bates 1. If the vision of the patient is improved under the care of the doctor, and the patient neglects to practice, when he leaves the office, what he is told to...

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01-14-2013, 05:12 PM

Thread: Better Eyesight Magazine - Subjects, Articles, Practices
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January 1925 Questions and Answers QuestionâI can read with no trouble but cannot distinguish things at a distance, especially the features of people. What would you suggest? AnswerâYou are nea...

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02-09-2013, 09:18 PM

Thread: Better Eyesight Magazine - Subjects, Articles, Practices
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February, 1921 Better Eyesight Magazine THE PREVENTION AND CONTROL OF PAIN BY THE MIND Anyone who has normal vision can demonstrate in a few moments that when the memory is perfect no pain is felt, ...

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David's method

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12-10-2013, 02:28 PM

Thread: Better Eyesight Magazine - Subjects, Articles, Practices
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Arocarty, It makes one wonder the original cause of myopia; why some people respond to things by doing something that leads to vision problems (or not recovering quickly enough from a disturbance) an...

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David's method

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12-17-2013, 06:05 PM

Thread: Finally, got 20/20 crystal clear vision â my Updated success
Post: RE: Finally, got 20/20 crystal clear vision â my...

Where's your proof Bifocal? Why do children like swings? Why do mothers rock their babies? Why do we like rocking chairs, or chairs that can swivel? I think it actually has something to do with Bates...

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04-02-2014, 08:31 PM

Thread: Finally, got 20/20 crystal clear vision â my Updated success
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"The ugly truth is that after you become myopic,the only way to improve ,it to reverse what got you there in the first place,and that is near point stress." It's not that black and white. After all, ...

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04-03-2014, 06:37 PM

Thread: How to look at stuff
Post: Re: How to look at stuff

David: Quote:Remember that during this process you can spend time at things that do indirectly help your vision, such as palming, improving your back/neck posture, or conscious breathing. But when it ...

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David's Old Blog Posts

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11-30-2012, 12:53 PM

Thread: How to look at stuff
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Quote:By stopping your thoughts, for even just a moment, you stop your programming, and from that perspective you can better see what is really going on with yourself when you try to see. Just to cla...

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David's Old Blog Posts

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01-21-2013, 10:19 PM

Thread: How to look at stuff
Post: Re: How to look at stuff

Quote:You're probably doing something such as trying to make it clearer, or doing some sort of shifting or something else that you think is the right thing to do, instead of just looking at the smalle...

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02-20-2013, 04:39 PM

Thread: being less
Post: Re: being less

Quote:You're pulling up threads from 4 years ago, and I had a different view of things back then. I don't agree with everything I wrote so long ago. I just read through this whole thread and thought ...

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11-27-2012, 02:26 PM

Thread: being less
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Quote:One thing I'd like to mention is people with blurry vision actually do have some good habits, so in noticing what you're doing it's worth considering whether every little thing may or may not be...

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Bates Method

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12-10-2012, 07:24 PM

Thread: What exactly is continuous shifting?
Post: Re: What exactly is continuous shifting?

jimboaxeman Wrote:When I have stopped trying to do anything, relaxation came and improved vision. Somehow after that point, the initial relaxation becomes apathy or a lack of attention and then dullne...

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05-22-2013, 08:29 AM

Thread: Palming a mind trick
Post: Re: Palming a mind trick

I know that with palming, it's more a matter of quality rather than quantity, but whats the longest palming sessions you all have ever had? And what benefits did you see from those compared to more br...

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11-26-2012, 09:12 PM

Thread: Palming a mind trick
Post: Re: Palming a mind trick

I just got done with a Palming session. I find that it helps to sometimes do it in a dark room. This, for me, lessons the strain to see light even more. So when I was Palming I didn't try to do anyth...

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11-12-2012, 11:11 PM

Thread: What exactly is continuous shifting?
Post: What exactly is continuous shifting?

Okay, I'm trying just get to the bottom of this. Never stopping, never ceasing to move, the eyes of someone with normal sight never stop moving even when sleeping. Is this completely true? Even tho...

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Bates Method

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02-22-2013, 11:07 AM

Thread: What exactly is continuous shifting?
Post: Re: What exactly is continuous shifting?

Yeah, so if the eye's are effortlessly, continuously shifting that means the attention and main area of awareness is also effortlessly, continually changing, no matter how small a change. What I'm thi...

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Bates Method

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02-22-2013, 01:55 PM

Thread: What exactly is continuous shifting?
Post: Re: What exactly is continuous shifting?

Now here's what I'm thinking. The attention, or awareness, is much less controllable than the eyes. We can stop the eyes moving if we want. But we can't help but notice if someone walks into our perip...

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Bates Method

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03-06-2013, 01:19 AM

Thread: What exactly is continuous shifting?
Post: Re: What exactly is continuous shifting?

Couldn't think of another place to put this, but it's related. So, if you place more attention on a smaller area that means in order to see more things, you will have to shift that small point of att...

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07-24-2013, 10:58 PM

Thread: What exactly is continuous shifting?
Post: Re: What exactly is continuous shifting?

For those who have improved their vision, how fast would you say you shift or do something with your eyes? I know it can bring a strain to think about the eyes, and to try and count the shifts, but if...

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Bates Method

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10-08-2013, 10:00 AM

Thread: What exactly is continuous shifting?
Post: Re: What exactly is continuous shifting?

I appreciate the response. Yeah Im just trying to really clarify all these concepts. I've heard them over and over but now Im trying to really understand them, experience them, and I will believe the...

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Bates Method

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10-13-2013, 10:38 AM

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