enhanced through the practice of structured visual exercises.
As your skills improve, vision improves. And since vision
makes an important contribution to balance performance, as
vision improves, balance skills will also improve. Good bal-
ance, as well as good eyesight, is the essential foundation for
excelling at any type of physical activity or sport.
Human eyes are adjusted for the distance naturally when
they are at rest; they evolved for distance vision. The adjustment
to near-point vision places a demanding workload on the eye.
However, using the eyes to scan across vast landscapes and
look to the horizon is a relaxing, natural function for human
eyes.
Physiologically, we still possess the vision of hunters and
gatherers who primarily relied on distance vision to find ani-
mals to hunt and plants to gather as we viewed the great vistas
and vast expanses before us. Excellent eyesight, especially for
distance, insured the survival of early man; survival depended
upon seeing a predator before it saw you.
e nevW er subjected our vision to artificial light and there
were no books to read. Forcing human eyes to focus at the
near-point for prolonged periods of time (such as in school or at
work) creates stress and tension in the visual system. However,
the answer in this modern world is not to cease going to school,
reading or viewing computer and T.V. screens, but to learn
what to do to transform this stress by integrating Natural Vision
Enhancement into your life.
Natural Vision Enhancement hones the skills that make
you a keen observer of your environment. It teaches you how
to be aware and totally in the moment as a fully present par-
ticipant in a vivid, colorful, three-dimensional world.
The key to improving vision is dynamic relaxation and
Do you want to stop any
coordination of the eyes and the mind. This is the state of ef-
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fortlessness and ease blended with work. When you achieve
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from the visual system, your vision will improve. You will
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When you learn to keep the eyes relaxed, even while
they are working, vision will be permanently better. Stress
lines and wrinkles from years of squinting and straining that
have appeared around the eyes and on the face, can smooth
out and soften.
You will look and feel younger once you are free of
glasses because the glasses sitting on your face actually
block circulation to your eyes making the eyes appear dull
and tired. As you learn to relax the muscles around the eyes,
wrinkles will disappear and you will keep from getting new
ones. Relaxed muscles receive much better circulation than
tight muscles and so they become healthier.
Improper functioning of the eye’s muscles has been
found to be at the root of many visual problems. An overall
success rate of 90% for correction of all types of functional
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