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




Short Notes on Palming

1) a. Hands crossed, elbows on a cushion;

b. Palms sideways, elbows resting on a table;

c. Palming with wet palms or wet cotton in palms;

d. One hand palming while rolling a ball with the other.

2) a. Imagine something interesting.

b. Imagination of a black object, coal-tar, ink, velvet.

c. Imagine as if stitching a white ribbon on black velvet.

3) a. Imagination of a game or any familiar object or

b. Palming while counting 100 respirations or

c. Palming while hearing music or singing a song or

d. Imagination of sense of smell or touch.

4) Wrong Palming

a. Legs crosswise and uncomfortable posture.

b. Pressure on the eyeballs and light entering the eyes.

c. Effort to imagine black.

5) Effects of Successful Palming

a. Improvement in eyesight and feeling of relaxation.

b. Relief of pain or any other discomfort or strain.

c. Sense of coolness in the head.

6) Experience While Palming

a. Perfect darkness before the eyes.

b. Printer's ink is the standard of black.

c. Less black or any other colour is the sign of unsuccessful palming.

7) How to Help in Unsuccessful Cases

a. Develop memory equal to sight by glancing at a letter for a second then closing the eyes for a few seconds till the memory is equal to sight.

b. Practise central fixation, then palming.

c. Face a blank surface, recall your signature.










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