Are you ready to believe you can see?

If not, that’s ok – Here’s what you can do next.

Plus, a little about having an instructor or coach help you.

David

I founded iblindness.org in 2002 as I began reading

The roots of bad vision are in your beliefs, creating resistance to stop you from seeing clearly.

Would you like to hear more on this topic of resistance? Leave me a comment below!

David

I founded iblindness.org in 2002 as

Many of us more sensitive types feel that being seen is the same as being judged, or criticized. Who wants that? Though we do want to be noticed and accepted in all our flawed wonderfulness, “I see you!” doesn’t always … more...

Dr. William Bates, who pioneered the natural vision improvement discipline over 100 years ago, wrote extensively about this concept. Based on his experience with thousands of patients, he realized that people see more clearly what pleases them, and less clearly … more...

As I improved my vision, it took a while for my visual confidence to improve too. I was used to not being able to see, and not expecting to see well most of the time. When I dropped something small, … more...

“Diamond” Dallas Page, a famous pro wrestler from the ’90s turned yoga instructor,  was on Joe Rogan’s podcast, talking about helping people with serious mobility issues to transform into being healthy and fit.

I don’t know much about his program, … more...

Dr. Bates, the pioneer of natural vision improvement, emphasized that strain in seeing was at the root of most (if not all) vision problems. I always thought this meant straining to see, squinting or peering or forcing myself to continue … more...

In all the vision improvement books I’ve read and teachers I’ve studied with, I encountered the idea more than once that “the most important thing in obtaining clearer vision is believing it’s possible”. Not how old you are, not whether … more...

It’s so subtle…

When you believe in something, the “how to do it” develops naturally, both consciously and subconsciously.

Not everyone appreciates the power that your thoughts have.

When you’re asleep, dreaming, and you’re faced with a scary presence in … more...

My mother wore her own dark-framed eyeglasses (which were a bit scary to me) at all times. She first got glasses as a teenager, after struggling to see in school, seated far back in the classroom behind a tall boy … more...

“The universe does not give us what we want. It gives us how we feel in our body.”

I came across this video today, and that sentence struck me as describing what we get out of attempts to improve our … more...

First and foremost, this is my review and the opinions are only mine.

So during the time when I stopped gaining any progress with Leo Angart’s eye exercises, I decided to try something else. So I searched around the … more...

I guess you could say I’ve always been an over-achiever, believing from the time I was a child that the more I accomplished, the more I’d be appreciated. Actually, this was probably as much about avoiding punishment as from any … more...

Lately I’ve been examining my limiting beliefs, what Dr. Bates would call “wrong thoughts”, which might be getting in the way of improving my vision further. The title phrase is one of these. I was trained from a young age … more...

I first created “Imagination Blindness”/iblindness.org years ago with the belief that vision heavily depends on imagination, and bad vision is due to a person neglecting and losing the power of their imagination. Visualization, or “seeing” in your mind’s eye, is … more...

You don’t have to believe in magic or be that goofy guy on SNL that looks into the mirror and praises himself with positive thoughts. Thinking positively is just another term for thinking about your goals.

When you get stuck … more...

How many times have people helplessly asked whether vision improvement is really possible? Of course it is, but it doesn’t matter what I or anyone else knows. If it isn’t possible, you’ll make it possible.

If you look at anyone … more...