01-01-2013, 08:01 PM
hey guys,
I am working through this physical condition of short sightedness (myopia).
I have had it since the start of high school (year 7) when I first got glasses prescribed.
over the years, it has gotten worse, usually during transition periods in my life.
for eg, I noticed decreases in my vision when:
1) going from primary school to high school
2) going from high school to university
3) going from university to my first job
the common factor here (in my life) seems to be a fear of moving into the future, and not trusting what is ahead.
I think I can understand this problem intellectually, but I haven't had it seep down in the unconscious for final resolution. Perhaps I am missing something?
in my opinion, perfect eyesight should be a given. When it is missing, then something seems to be amiss with one's personal relationship to the wider world (the instreaming inputs).
if anyone has any suggestions or experiences, please do share, as this is a problem that I have been working on for quite some time without that 'magnificent breakthrough'; although there has been some small improvements in sight and corresponding self understanding.
I am familar with Bates and his physical relaxation techniques. I am also familiar with Martin Brofman and his methodology. But haven't been able to crack the nut as of yet.
commiserations to my fellow lens wearers
I am working through this physical condition of short sightedness (myopia).
I have had it since the start of high school (year 7) when I first got glasses prescribed.
over the years, it has gotten worse, usually during transition periods in my life.
for eg, I noticed decreases in my vision when:
1) going from primary school to high school
2) going from high school to university
3) going from university to my first job
the common factor here (in my life) seems to be a fear of moving into the future, and not trusting what is ahead.
I think I can understand this problem intellectually, but I haven't had it seep down in the unconscious for final resolution. Perhaps I am missing something?
in my opinion, perfect eyesight should be a given. When it is missing, then something seems to be amiss with one's personal relationship to the wider world (the instreaming inputs).
if anyone has any suggestions or experiences, please do share, as this is a problem that I have been working on for quite some time without that 'magnificent breakthrough'; although there has been some small improvements in sight and corresponding self understanding.
I am familar with Bates and his physical relaxation techniques. I am also familiar with Martin Brofman and his methodology. But haven't been able to crack the nut as of yet.
commiserations to my fellow lens wearers