I once heard the sentence: “The road to hell is paved with good intentions.” But this intention is still very much alive. I truly believe in the power of a group. A group of people working together, encouraging one another, staying accountable, asking questions, and sharing experiences. That’s why workshops can be so powerful. But a workshop alone doesn't create the environment needed for one of the most important things when working on yourself: Consistency. And consistency is what creates long-term results. That is why I created the idea of the Super Vision Journey. A 13-week journey where we meet, learn, practice, ask questions, and support each other. For the Journey to work the way I envision it, I want to launch the next group with the right foundation and the right number of committed participants. So, rather than rush the start, the Super Vision Journey start date is being postponed for a few weeks. A new date will be announced soon. And when we begin, I want it to be a powerful experience, not just another online course. In the meantime, I’ll be removing the Journey enrollment option from the Classroom until the new date is announced. Thank you for being part of the Super Vision Movement. The Journey is coming. And I believe it will be worth the wait. 👁️ Yaron Fritzco Mayer

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?

Those were the words that came out of Sanjey’s mouth today at lunch. Sanjey is currently attending Meir Schneider’s Basic Training course - a 100-hour, 12-day deep dive into learning and practicing the method. And this is exactly why I believe learning from the source matters. Meir Schneider was born blind and, through years of practice, taught himself to see. He has spent decades helping people understand their eyes, their bodies, and their ability to develop new ways of seeing. He has also worked with people facing serious conditions, including Multiple Sclerosis. Sanjey started the course wearing glasses. Just a few days into the training, today, he can read without them. The change can sometimes be fast. But the real secret isn't speed. It's practice. When you practice consistently, you give your eyes and brain the opportunity to work together in new ways. And you don't have to figure out what to do on your own. I've taken Meir's Vision for Life book and with Schneider, brought it to life in the 'Super Vision Blueprint', combining the book with Meir's explanations, demonstrations, and insights. You'll find it in the Classroom tab. If you've ever wondered what you can do to support your own vision naturally, this is a great place to begin. Learn it. Practice it. See what happens.

Hi Yaron In the Materials when it says Red and Green VLF there is only a red text - Is that correct.? KR Aischa

Yaron, I was out of town and must have missed the deadline for the $97 tuition for the 3 month class; I didn't receive any notice it was coming due, or I would have enrolled before I left. Will this class be repeated at a future date at $97 price point?