How prescription glasses taught me the value of clarity
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How prescription glasses taught me the value of clarity
- 1. Presents
- 2. How Prescription Glasses Taught Me The Value Of Clarity
- 3. T h e V a l u e O f C l a r i t y E Q O P S R Z T L F R H K I J N M G D V B C
- 5. I’d prefer seeing the leaves on the trees rather than a blob of green on a trunk
- 6. I ordered progressive, no line, bifocal sunglasses
- 9. A Need for Clarity? Blurry vision?
- 10. It Is A Mistake
- 11. Nope. They are made that way on purpose…I have mused over this, what I would call Clarity issue, for some days. SEPTEMBER
- 12. A Clear Vision
- 13. Everything you want to see in focus you have to be “pointing” at it in the perfect way
- 14. This experience got me to thinking about Clarity
- 15. It feels like the whole world has opened up for me
- 16. How many car accidents are a result of these lenses?
- 17. It was recommended to me that I turn my head to see the car passing me. If I do that, my eyes are not seeing what’s directly in front of me, are they?
- 18. Live out of focus CHOICES… Lined bifocal (vanity) Two pair of glasses (inconvenient)
- 20. Have you forgotten what it’s like to truly see ahead of you?
- 21. How many of us are walking around in a DETACHED state buying into someone else’s definition of what’s good?
- 22. You do have Choices Full Spectrum Tunnel Vision Masses Value Based Decisions
- 23. How do you get Clear?
- 25. Thank you for enjoying this presentation Please visit me at: www.MaritaInternational.comwww.facebook.com/AwakenInnerKnowingwww.twitter.com/MRahlenbeckwww.youtube.com/MaritaInternationalwww.MaritaInternational.podbean.com
Editor's Notes
- My vision is okay. The eye doctor says I really don’t need to have glasses.
- I tell him I’d prefer seeing the leaves on the trees rather than a blob of green on a trunk. Reading has become another story in the last many months. I’ve been wearing “cheaters” for a while.
- I ordered progressive no line bifocal sunglasses. My decision was predicated on that I could see where I was going with sharpness AND be able to read directions as necessary while driving. Doesn’t that seem logical?
- My decision was predicated on that I could see where I was going with sharpness AND be able to read directions as necessary while driving.
- My first experience with the sunglasses: It’s blurry on both left and right glances. As a car passes me, I glance and it’s blurry. How can that be safe? and makes my uneasy.
- I go back in to the store, and with my logic, I’m thinking it’s a mistake.
- Nope. They are made that way on purpose. The business practice of non-disclosure aside (and I’ll leave that nugget for the business bloggers), I have mused over this, what I would call Clarity issue, for some days.
- I was not told that progressive lenses only offers a very small area of clear to-prescription vision.
- I am advised I have to bend or move my head to keep things in focus. ~ Imagine that a moment. ~ Everything you want to see in focus you have to be “pointing” at it in the perfect way.
- This experience got me to thinking about Clarity. Do I want clarity only with what is directly ahead of me? or would it be beneficial to have it on the periphery, too? Do I want to see what’s coming at me in clarity and awareness? or be surprised by it when it’s suddenly in focus - and maybe a bit too late to redirect?
- ~~ In contrast, when I wear my single vision distance glasses, it feels like the whole world has opened up for me. It is a visual delight. Everything is clear and sharp.
- Moving to the physical world, it did indeed give me pause to wonder how many car accidents are a result of these lenses when it’s normal to have things out of focus.
- It was recommended to me that I turn my head to see the car passing me - well, if I do that, my eyes are not seeing what’s directly in front of me, are they? (and let’s not even consider adding cell phone usage and texting as a distraction!)
- The choice is to learn to live with the out of focus as normal OR god forbid a LINED bifocal (vanity) OR two separate pair of glasses (inconvenient). Interesting way for the Universe to show me how important Clarity is.
- How many of us are walking around in a detached state buying into someone else’s definition of what’s good?
- You do have choices. You can choose to see full spectrum or tunnel vision/limited selection. You can choose to go along with the masses or make your own decision based on your values.
- How do you get clear? That’s another blog or two. Basic answer: get Quiet and Listen.