Guest guest Posted August 21, 2001 Report Share Posted August 21, 2001 Hi Tony, It seems visually induced conditioning in a visually oriented world, disturbs the integrity of the senses. Deep relaxation of eyes, to a point of convergence with all sense modalities, transcends the senses and the mind. (Zero Point Vision) Ed , "Tony O'Clery" <aoclery> wrote: > , eea@a... wrote: > > Dear Greg,Tony... > > > > interesting that you mention EMDR (Eye Movement > > Desensitization and Reprocessing), since the stress I was > > talking about was "eye stress". I did say "a great deal of > > stress", and in a way it is, because it is the most subtle kind > > of stress imaginable. > > > > I'm talking about the conditioning process and the role that > > visual perception plays in inducing, confirming, and > > reinforcing the sense of separateness. This is placed in the > > context of a visually oriented world, that beomes more and > > more visually oriented. We are not noticing how the eyes > > acclimate to this change without relinquishing the idea of > > normalcy. My past references to "Zero Point Vision" take > > these factors into account and utilizes a deep eye relaxation > > to reach the Zero Point...effortlessly. > > > > I asked the question about relaxation to get some feedback > > since there is little mention of relaxation in list dialogue. > > > > Thanks for your helpful responses. > > > > Ed > Namaste Ed. > > The eyes have it! Yes they can use a lot of energy and they do act as > conduits for our visual perception of the universe. > > Hypnotists use eye movement in their work of relaxing a subject. > > Eyes can also be used for concentration which in a way is deep > relaxation also. People use pictures and such things prior to > meditation. > > Obviously one has to relax before one can enter a meditative state. > Hypnosis is just a step on that road, where the conscious mind leaves > the body, or is not in sync so to speak. > > If you watch TV for 20 minutes you are in a hypnotic state, to accept > the commercials at the subconscious level. So the eyes are out way, or > one of them, in perceiving and drawing the universe. Hence they can > excite or quieten depending on the situation. However it all relates > to the mind and observation. > > By observation one can enter deep relaxation as the impulses register > in the mind. > > In the end result it is all in the mind. Relaxation is not > meditation,but many people when they say meditation, they are talking > of relaxation........ONS.......Tony. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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