The Nepali incident showed us just how fragile everything can be. Sometimes, life throws something at us that is completely beyond our control. An accident. An injury. A sudden event that changes everything. And suddenly, the body is forced to take a different path. But here’s the fascinating question: Is the injury still there… or has the body learned to function around it? The human body has an incredible ability to adapt. When function changes, structure can change with it. We compensate. We reorganize. We create new patterns. Sometimes those adaptations help us survive. But sometimes, years later, we are still living according to a pattern that the original injury created. That’s where things get interesting. What if improving function could begin to change the structure? What if the body doesn't just have the ability to heal… What if it has the ability to reorganize itself? This is one of the principles behind the Super-Vision movement. We don't simply ask, “What is wrong with the body?” We ask: “What function can I restore?” Because sometimes, the path to healing doesn't begin by fighting the structure. It begins by changing the way we use it. And the body may surprise you. p.s. My mission it to create a mass movement of change. And support PALMOHOLICS and Sun Gazers around the world.

It’s actually pretty simple. Because he lives in the fog. 😄 Literally. He lives right across from the beach in San Francisco’s Outer Sunset neighborhood. An old map of San Francisco even labeled this area as: “Uninhabitable due to fog.” And I can understand why. Fog all day long. Sometimes you only get a glimpse of the sun just as it’s setting. Fog throughout the whole day. You might get a glimpse of the sun just as it’s setting. I actually grew up in this fog. I grew up in San Francisco’s Richmond District, near the Cliff House, so I know it well. Maybe that’s why I became a sungazer. I love the Sunning routine or, as I prefer to call it, The Orange Flash. Because that’s exactly what you get when you do a short period of palming during the exercise. 🍊 That beautiful orange flash. If you haven’t tried it yet, let me know, and I’ll create a lesson about it. And if you have already tried it and started seeing results, please share your experience with us. My own eyesight keeps improving, and it’s amazing to discover more and more of what the world has to show me. 👁️ Have you tried the Orange Flash?

that is part of the Schneider method for improving vision. when you take time and create consistent short breaks to do eye exercises, you enjoy life better and see more things.

I've had floaters for as long as I can remember. A few years ago, I started seeing flashes of light, and then suddenly a large cloud of floaters appeared. Over time, they have faded somewhat, and I've found that sunning and palming definitely help me. When I asked Meir Schneider how he deals with floaters, he told me: "Focus on them until they pop. The pressure of looking at them will make them go away." I gave it a try, but I have to say it didn't work for me. One thing I've heard encouraging reports about is castor oil. I've seen several testimonials from people who apply a small amount of castor oil to their closed eyelids before going to bed. Many say it has helped reduce their floaters over time. I'm going to try it myself for the next month and report back on my experience. Have you ever tried castor oil for floaters? I'd love to hear about your experience in the comments. In the course Super Vision Blueprint, Meir shares other exercises that DO work for eye issues and improving vision. The Super vision Journey will be starting in one month. We'll be going through a 13 week challenge to improve vision and movement.

It starts with the mind. This is a part out of the Super Vision Blueprint Course. Meir's Vision for Life book transformed into video format. Do you believe?