Relearning to See Improve Your Eyesight—Naturally!
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Relearning to See
Improve Your Eyesight—Naturally!
Thomas R. Quackenbush
Most people in this society obtain glasses or
contact lenses when their eyesight becomes
blurred. These crutches, or "machines of see-
ing," are not necessary. Nor are they natural.
"Corrective" lenses do not correct the real
problem. A person wearing glasses or con-
tact lenses still has blurred vision.
Ophthalmologist Dr. William H. Bates,
M.D. (1860-1931), discovered the principles
and habits underlying natural eyesight. Con-
currently, Bates discovered the interferences
to normal sight. Bates then taught students
to stop interf ering with their clear vision; they
were literally relearning to see.
Bates rejected contemporary theories
about blurred vision because he found too
much evidence in his practice as an ophthal-
mologist that contradicted them. Bates'
decades of research on natural vision and the
real causes of nearsightedness, farsightedness,
astigmatism, crossed eyes, and many other
vision problems went far beyond the ideas of
his contemporaries. Today, most orthodox
vision specialists still do not support his dis-
coveries Unfortunately, Bates was forced to
leave his teaching post as instructor of oph-
thalmology at the New York Post-Graduate.
Medical School and Hospital and was ostra-
cized from the conventional medical com-
munity because of his revolutionary
discoveries.
Someone once asked Bates what technique
he was using. Bates' reply was that he did not
use any technique, but if it was a technique,
it would be nature's technique. Bates wrote
in his June 1923 Better Eyesight magazine,
"... my methods are the methods employed
by the normal eye."
Blurred vision is a message from the mind
and body that a persons visual system is out
of balance with nature.
Clarity is a connection; blur is a discon-
nection. Blur is created primarily in the mind;
it is much more a disconnection from our-
selves than from the world. The processes
involved in improving eyesight naturally are
an opportunity to reconnect with ourselves.
The Bates educational method is an oppor-
tunity for internal change.
Improve Your Eyesight—Naturally!
Thomas R. Quackenbush
Most people in this society obtain glasses or
contact lenses when their eyesight becomes
blurred. These crutches, or "machines of see-
ing," are not necessary. Nor are they natural.
"Corrective" lenses do not correct the real
problem. A person wearing glasses or con-
tact lenses still has blurred vision.
Ophthalmologist Dr. William H. Bates,
M.D. (1860-1931), discovered the principles
and habits underlying natural eyesight. Con-
currently, Bates discovered the interferences
to normal sight. Bates then taught students
to stop interf ering with their clear vision; they
were literally relearning to see.
Bates rejected contemporary theories
about blurred vision because he found too
much evidence in his practice as an ophthal-
mologist that contradicted them. Bates'
decades of research on natural vision and the
real causes of nearsightedness, farsightedness,
astigmatism, crossed eyes, and many other
vision problems went far beyond the ideas of
his contemporaries. Today, most orthodox
vision specialists still do not support his dis-
coveries Unfortunately, Bates was forced to
leave his teaching post as instructor of oph-
thalmology at the New York Post-Graduate.
Medical School and Hospital and was ostra-
cized from the conventional medical com-
munity because of his revolutionary
discoveries.
Someone once asked Bates what technique
he was using. Bates' reply was that he did not
use any technique, but if it was a technique,
it would be nature's technique. Bates wrote
in his June 1923 Better Eyesight magazine,
"... my methods are the methods employed
by the normal eye."
Blurred vision is a message from the mind
and body that a persons visual system is out
of balance with nature.
Clarity is a connection; blur is a discon-
nection. Blur is created primarily in the mind;
it is much more a disconnection from our-
selves than from the world. The processes
involved in improving eyesight naturally are
an opportunity to reconnect with ourselves.
The Bates educational method is an oppor-
tunity for internal change.
