Welcome
to Visions of Joy!
- Do you want to see clearly, without glasses or contact
lenses?
- Are you apprehensive of laser surgery
on your eyes?
- There IS a much better alternative ...
Overcome
blurry vision; regain clarity naturally!
Few people are aware of the option of improving
eyesight naturally.
All that most of us know is when our eyesight deterioriates, we
can choose between either (stronger) glasses, or contact lenses,
or becoming a guinea pig for the currently popular laser surgery
industry. However, in the 1920s, Dr. Bates, a prominent eye surgeon
in New York, developed a safe and effective natural option:
The
Bates Method of Natural Vision Improvement.
Come
explore natural ways of going from blur to clarity.
When you know what causes blurry vision you can do the opposite.
Then you will soon have better vision without glasses.
You'll be glad to know that vision improvement can be EASY!
(And it is definitely NOT a regimen of eye exercises.)
Common 'side effects' of improved natural vision include:
- improved depth perception,
- colors are seen more vividly,
- self-confidence rises,
- memory is better.
Gone or reduced are:
- blurry vision,
- eye strain,
- neck tension,
- light sensitivity,
- headaches and migraines.
You will love seeing clearly with your own eyes again!
You
will enjoy Visions of Joy!
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menu at left provides an overview of this website's main pages and
their content. There is plenty to read, and updates happen
regularly, so take it easy and return often (bookmark this page!).
NEXT
CLASS / EVENT:
- 22 February-2 March 2014: Private
lessons available in Phoenix, AZ.
Did you see Esther's TV interview? Watch
it here!
Temporarily there are very few group classes
scheduled due to my writing projects, but
private lessons, phone or skype consultations and the
e-mail course continue as normal.
To be informed of upcoming classes you can sign up for the newsletter.
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This
website was most recently updated on: 7 December 2013
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