Yoga of Perfect Sight 1977 Edition
English

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A manual on the natural care of the eye with exercises to improve eyesight & treat various eye disorders. Also includes letters by Sri Aurobindo on yogic vision

Yoga of Perfect Sight

Dr. R. S. Agarwal
Dr. R. S. Agarwal

This book, which is a comprehensive manual on the natural care of the eye, starts from the concept that eyesight is intricately connected to the mind and explains how good habits of eye care and mental relaxation can keep the eyes rested and refreshed. It then suggests simple but effective exercises to improve eyesight and treat various eye disorders. There are also chapters on the discoveries of Dr W. H. Bates and the physiology of the eye, as well as case histories, question-and-answer sections, and some letters by Sri Aurobindo on eyesight and yogic vision.

Yoga of Perfect Sight 1977 Edition
English

Chapter X




Games of Eyesight

1) Fast Practice: Different eye education exercises are arranged, participants move from one exercise to another as the bell rings every five minutes.

Exercises for selection—Long swing, variable swing, shoulder swing, palming, sewing, writing, painting, filling white centres of letters of a newspaper, filling dots in half-inch circle, concentration on candle flame while counting 100 respirations, reading in candlelight, white lines in Fine Print, Central Fixation on Om chart.

2) Merry-Go-Round and Candle Flame: Participants move around a stool on which a candle is put, they sing and then sit and read Fine Print or Photoprint. Repeat.

3) Game of Commoney: This game is very helpful to teach new terminology. Name is given to each participant, for example, retina, myopia, hypermetropia, astigmatism, presbyopia, lens, iris, cornea, macula, pupil, eye-balls etc. The captain tells a story referring to those names. Hearing the particular name the participant stands up, makes a round and sits down. When COMMONEY is called, then all stand and make a round and sit down.

4) Musical Chairs: One chair less than the number of participants. Different eye exercises are arranged by the side of the chairs. For example:

Central Fixation on chart, reading Fundamentals, reading Fine Print, blinking on white lines, reading in candlelight, blinking in a mirror, blinking with the help of two index fingers, circular swing with the help of the finger movement, reading the chart at a distance, writing letters of the chart, writing Fundamentals or Fine Print matter, memory swing, etc.

Participants move around the chairs while bouncing balls; when the bell rings, they sit down and practise the exercises.










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