What exactly means by ‘watching the thinker’? When someone goes to the doctor and says, ‘I hear a voice in my head’ probably is referred to a psychiatrist. The fact is that, in a similar way, virtually everyone hears a voice, or voices, in their head, all the time: the involuntary thought processes that you do not realize you can stop. The continuous monologues or dialogues. You probably have crossed the street with ‘crazy’ who talk or whisper to themselves incessantly. Well, this is not very different from what you and other ‘normal’ people do, except for the fact that you do not [more...]

Most of the vision improvement books mention that people often get their first pair of glasses after a stressful life event. For a child this could be their parents divorcing, or moving to a new town where they don’t know anyone, or a sibling dying. At some level they decide their reality is now too [more...]

Recent research from McGill University shows benefit from methods that are similar to those used by vision educators to improve amblyopia (lazy eye), cross eye, and other problems.  This research was recently featured on the BBC. You don’t have to be amblyopic, though, to benefit from the implications of this research.  Many people have one eye [more...]