Cataracts can be caused by Negative attitudes

June 19, 2006

> " cindy clark " <c->clark05 wrote:

Hi Cindy,

Hunnn? Seems like Mike didn't like my cataracts post, even though it

would have helped and have helped instantly.

You did a good post so I'll go though it point by point with my

thoughts, if that's okay with you?

If you want to pass this on to him, go ahead with my blessings;-),

or not!

>OK, Cataracts.

> Mom had them and had the surgery.

So did my grandfather, about 30 years ago when he was in his late

60's (he died at 87). Grand dad La Tourrette cured them without an

operation by taking 2 tablespoons of peanut oil daily. After a

couple of months of that, they just went away. They dissolved. they

Doctor thought it was the strangest thing.

>She never felt

>like she lost any vision, but she found after the >surgery how she

had >lost color.

This excellent color seeing can easily be gotten back by doing the

Bates Eye Method. Especially the palming, the body sway, the

sunning, and then the visualization of what true colors, one by one,

look like.

This method always works.

Again, it's not a quickie method, but does take persistence.

>faces. I remember her saying how she never knew

>what had been taken from her. It happened so slowly.

>So Mike. Look at color.

A very good point. Many times the thought about what you think you

might be missing now causes you to miss it.

It's a negative form of unconscious self-hypnosis.

>Does it look faded? Are

>you missing the brilliance of it? You may not even >know. You love

to see the color shows in your >head. I see a cataract as a veil.

Are you afraid to

>see where you are going? Where you are headed? I

I find this amusing.

You either know him, or you successfully remote viewed his

personality.

Here's why I say that.

Eye problems are caused by ATTITUDES! They are caused by attitudes

more than by diet, or by age, or by illness.

You and I know that Mike is very restricted in his values and his

outlooks on what is right and what is wrong.

Another term for this is rigid thinking.

People that don't want to see clearly soon find out that they can't

see clearly.

You'll also notice from Mike's history that he's had much problems

with his health and with his physical body.

As Cayce said, " attitudes influence the physical conditions of the

body. No one can hate his neighbor and not have stomach or liver

trouble. No one can be jealous and allow the anger of same and not

have upset digestion or heart disorder. "

So until he changes his attitudes it's only going to get worse.

>think your first answer would be no, your not >afraid. But think

about it. Fear has followed you >on this path. You are not as

afraid now as you >where. But the cataracts In my mind could be the

by >product of the fear in the past. Physical >manifestation of

that fear. If that makes

Yes!

Right on!

Fear of seeing what he doesn't want to notice, or is afraid of

noticing.

Afraid of being wrong, enough so that he will defend his wrongness

to his death.

>sense, we can get rid of it. Read this again and >digest it.

>Am I right?

>Cindy

You are 100% right about Mike, Cindy.

He won't believe you, nor will he want to admit it.

Also notice that he is a strong auditory. That means that what he

says to himself in his head, he believes implicitly.

So he will hear something, make a voice print of it, and then from

his other memory records, he will assign a name, right or wrong, to

that behavior.

Unfortunately strong auditories are usually incorrect in their

personality profiling. They will always believe with they hear, even

it they USE THOSE TONES to themselves.

The good news is, " attitudes do not just happen. They are built by

the mind, and they can be changed simply by recognizing that they

are really under our directions and control, and by desiring deeply

that they be changed. "

So that desire to change needs to be there first.

But in Mike's case, he won't do it.

His attitude is " that's not going to do me a bit of good " , and he is

not likely to get better because of that attitude.

And the wonderful drills that I gave him?

Well, because he dislikes me and my " tone " he will throw out those

wonderful drills with the dishwater.

So, for anyone to get his attention they must already know him,

and he must like and respect them first.

Then and only then, he might listen long enough to actually hear

what you are saying, instead of " think " he knows what you are going

to say.

Have fun.

Sincerely,

June 19, 2006

Hello Dr. La Tourrette,

I am a Silva graduate of way back in the early seventies.

I have had intermittent eye challenges for much of my lifetime. Sensitive to environment, pollution, smokey rooms, sunlight, sleep challenges, strain from overdoing, people, places, things, etc. Now as time progresses, I feel more challenged.

Yes I will admit to needing attitude adjustments! A skin situation seems to sometimes trigger the problem. Psoriasis/excema intermittent. But I feel it goes deeper...to emotional issues. When I need to do something important....here I show up looking red eyed. I dance for two hours....my eyes are red for two days. I try supplements, check for food triggers...my mom has a similar problem. I hope you may have some suggestions for me. Thanking you in advance!

Lee

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docspeed2001

Monday, June 19, 2006 3:39 AM

Cataracts can be caused by Negative attitudes

> "cindy clark" <c->clark05 wrote:Hi Cindy,Hunnn? Seems like Mike didn't like my cataracts post, even though it would have helped and have helped instantly.You did a good post so I'll go though it point by point with my thoughts, if that's okay with you?If you want to pass this on to him, go ahead with my blessings;-), or not!>OK, Cataracts.> Mom had them and had the surgery.So did my grandfather, about 30 years ago when he was in his late 60's (he died at 87). Grand dad La Tourrette cured them without an operation by taking 2 tablespoons of peanut oil daily. After a couple of months of that, they just went away. They dissolved. they Doctor thought it was the strangest thing.>She never felt >like she lost any vision, but she found after the >surgery how she had >lost color. This excellent color seeing can easily be gotten back by doing the Bates Eye Method. Especially the palming, the body sway, the sunning, and then the visualization of what true colors, one by one, look like. This method always works.Again, it's not a quickie method, but does take persistence.>faces. I remember her saying how she never knew>what had been taken from her. It happened so slowly.>So Mike. Look at color. A very good point. Many times the thought about what you think you might be missing now causes you to miss it. It's a negative form of unconscious self-hypnosis.>Does it look faded? Are >you missing the brilliance of it? You may not even >know. You love to see the color shows in your >head. I see a cataract as a veil. Are you afraid to>see where you are going? Where you are headed? I I find this amusing. You either know him, or you successfully remote viewed his personality.Here's why I say that.Eye problems are caused by ATTITUDES! They are caused by attitudes more than by diet, or by age, or by illness.You and I know that Mike is very restricted in his values and his outlooks on what is right and what is wrong. Another term for this is rigid thinking.People that don't want to see clearly soon find out that they can't see clearly.You'll also notice from Mike's history that he's had much problems with his health and with his physical body.As Cayce said, "attitudes influence the physical conditions of the body. No one can hate his neighbor and not have stomach or liver trouble. No one can be jealous and allow the anger of same and not have upset digestion or heart disorder."So until he changes his attitudes it's only going to get worse.>think your first answer would be no, your not >afraid. But think about it. Fear has followed you >on this path. You are not as afraid now as you >where. But the cataracts In my mind could be the by >product of the fear in the past. Physical >manifestation of that fear. If that makesYes!Right on!Fear of seeing what he doesn't want to notice, or is afraid of noticing.Afraid of being wrong, enough so that he will defend his wrongness to his death.>sense, we can get rid of it. Read this again and >digest it.>Am I right?>CindyYou are 100% right about Mike, Cindy.He won't believe you, nor will he want to admit it. Also notice that he is a strong auditory. That means that what he says to himself in his head, he believes implicitly.So he will hear something, make a voice print of it, and then from his other memory records, he will assign a name, right or wrong, to that behavior.Unfortunately strong auditories are usually incorrect in their personality profiling. They will always believe with they hear, even it they USE THOSE TONES to themselves. The good news is, "attitudes do not just happen. They are built by the mind, and they can be changed simply by recognizing that they are really under our directions and control, and by desiring deeply that they be changed."So that desire to change needs to be there first. But in Mike's case, he won't do it.His attitude is "that's not going to do me a bit of good", and he is not likely to get better because of that attitude.And the wonderful drills that I gave him?Well, because he dislikes me and my "tone" he will throw out those wonderful drills with the dishwater.So, for anyone to get his attention they must already know him, and he must like and respect them first.Then and only then, he might listen long enough to actually hear what you are saying, instead of "think" he knows what you are going to say.Have fun.Sincerely,