I don't whether you need to do this for yourself, or whether you'd like to help someone else. Perhaps to start you can remember learning some of the first things you learnt. I don't how it would sound to you remembering how you learnt to talk, becoming more precise in the ways that you could just chat with people -- something you do every day. Or, if you could think back and remember how it felt to learn how to walk. Well, in just the same way, there was a time when your eyes were learning as well. See, I guess that for all of us there was a time when we saw everything very clearly. Feels good to remember and see the world through young eyes again, doesn't it? Just like taking a breath and relaxing, it's something that's so easy to do.

One of the things my friend suggested is to use age regression to go back to a time before glasses (having glass between your eyes and the world can be such a pain, I know) when you could actually see perfectly well. Use the other representational systems to get there, and then anchor the learning, and repeat it, allow the unconscious to continue to improve the way that they learn to see better.

Anyway, my friend rambled on, as was his wont. He mentioned his father had installed a thermometer. Normally, you can see from a thermometer how hot or cold the area around the thermometer is. But this thermometer was slightly different, the measuring device was outside, but the reading was inside. So, you can tell what the temperature outside is without having to go outside. Pretty cool, eh? Specially when it's icy outside, but not inside.

Now, we use technology around us all the time -- watches, heart rate monitors, glasses -- all just to give us more accurate information that we would have guessed. By increasing the accuracy of our guesses, we can eventually do away with the outside technology altogether. What we need is some machine to help us increase the precision with which we can work internally. Your unconscious might provide the answer to this one.

This reminds me of another time when I was a child. A time when I used to pretend that I was much smaller than I was, so small that I was the size of ant, clambering through the lawn, which was now a huge forest that surrounded me. Most people have played this game. You could actually see the blades of grass towering up above, everything so much bigger and clearer than before. It's almost as if you were looking through a microscope. You have to internalise and to realise to see better.

Also, eyes are just controlled by muscles, and you can improve these just like any other -- maybe it's worth having a look at the Bates' method of natural eyesight improvement.

InnerBalloons

Last updated: 16 October 1997