Esoteric eye disease. Metaphysical causes of eye diseases. Nervous tic of the eye: psychosomatics

Eyes are the mirror of the soul. Look at a person carefully and intently in the eyes and you will learn everything about him. This will happen unconsciously, at the level of the subconscious, intuition. An evil person or a kind person, greedy or disinterested, stupid or smart, sick or healthy, happy or unhappy - it’s all written before our eyes. Go to the mirror and look carefully into your eyes for five or ten minutes, mentally penetrate your soul, and you will learn a lot about yourself.

Have you ever felt the gaze of others on you?of people?

Try to explain this logically. Rays of energy emanate from our eyes. We literally touch the world around us with our eyes. Evil, angry, envious, greedy and touchy people have astral poison coming from their eyes, dirty psychic energy that has a destructive effect on those around them. You've probably seen people with a heavy look. I noticed from my practice that if a person has powerful energy, psychic strength and at the same time is full of destructive emotions inside, then his eye channels are blocked and his vision decreases so that he does not inflict astral blows with his gaze on others. There is such a thing as “eyes of love,” or a loving gaze. When a person loves with his eyes all living things, how Small child. This is the best practice for restoring vision, when a person removes all subconscious aggression from himself and begins to love the world around him.

Wherever you sin, the more you get sick!

Conduct an experiment right now, give yourself the following mindset: "I'm with from this moment I will radiate only love through my eyes. Let only pure energy come from mine eyes, let only pure thoughts come from my mind." And you will see how your inner state will change, how your vision will improve, and the people around you will feel that you are emitting positive energy and will subconsciously be drawn to you.

Another reason for decreased vision is pinchingcervical spine. If you have vision problems, be sure to first go to a good chiropractor who will put your cervical vertebrae in place. In my practice, there are a huge number of examples when I realign all the vertebrae of a person, eliminate pinching, and after two minutes he begins to see normally.

Also, the basis of many visual impairments istension and overstrain of the psyche. The fact remains that when the psyche is at rest, nothing can tire the eye. When the psyche is tense, nothing can give the eyes rest, because the eyes, like no other organ, are an instrument of the soul, in which it is also reflected. Therefore, everything that gives rest to the psyche is good for the eyes, and vice versa. Relaxation is the secret to normalizing many functions. Practice relaxation and remember the sensations it produces in order to evoke them again and again later. Make relaxation a style, a way of life, a habit, both in work and in leisure, and you will be surprised by the changes that have occurred in your eyes, as well as thinking, memory, attention, mood and the whole body.

If your vision becomes blurred, you can use contact lenses or wear glasses. You may also be offered medical treatment. But why does vision deteriorate? After reading about the ten most common causes, you will learn that vision problems are not only physical in nature.

According to WHO, today more than 285 million people around the world have some form of vision problem - from myopia and farsightedness to complete blindness.

Most cases of visual impairment do not cause serious interference with life and work. 43% of all vision problems are myopia, farsightedness and astigmatism, which are corrected with glasses and contact lenses.

However, official statistics indicate that 80% of all visual impairments can be cured.

Poor vision: causes. Medicine or psychology?

The state of our body is directly related to the mental sphere. The human body is an inextricable whole in which the mental and physical mutually influence each other.

Just as physical health affects mental health, psychological problems can manifest themselves at the level of the body.

Vision problems, if they do not have genetic causes, are one way or another associated with difficulties in a person’s mental life.

The problem is that medical treatment eliminates the manifestation of the disease on physical level, while the real cause of the disease remains. As a result, the disease may recur or be difficult to treat.

Working with a psychologist allows you to identify the real cause of visual impairment and eliminate it.

The symptom matters: what does the disease indicate?

Why does vision deteriorate? There can be many answers. Deterioration of vision is an attempt to adapt to the current situation, in some sense to protect a person, to limit him from traumatic experiences. Let's take a closer look possible reasons myopia and farsightedness, as well as other disorders.

In all these cases, the symptom draws the person's attention to something important and at the same time is an attempt at a solution.

If your vision deteriorates, you need to carefully consider the problem indicated by the disease and find a more effective solution.

Where to look for the causes of vision problems?

Deterioration of vision can be due to both a person’s personal history and the history of his family and clan.

Our life is a continuation of the life of our ancestors. From generation to generation, a certain idea of ​​life and experience of past destinies is passed on.

This experience contains not only the ability to get out of difficult situations that our ancestors learned. Along with it, we are also passing on those problems that they were unable to cope with. We, the current generation, have to learn to solve these problems.

On the other hand, at the level of behavioral strategies and unconscious experiences, we also receive memories of traumatic events, difficult destinies, unfulfilled dreams, unfulfilled love...

We embody and manifest all this to varying degrees in our lives.

As part of a family, we are inextricably linked with our loved ones. The condition of one family member affects others. We have the opportunity to influence each other and help each other. Sometimes our help lies in the fact that we take on part of the problems of our loved one. Sometimes help comes in the form of doing something for someone else. For example, to fulfill the unfulfilled dream of a loved one in your own life.

One way or another, a person cannot be taken out of the context of relationships with his loved ones and his family. Therefore, not all problems in life are explained by a personal psychological state or personal history.

If your vision has deteriorated, you will be offered glasses or contacts, or expensive medical correction. However, it is possible to find out the cause of the disease, eliminate it, and get rid of vision problems forever. Let's look at examples that most often lead to vision problems.

Reason 1. Reluctance to see something

In the most general understanding, any visual impairment is a conscious or unconscious desire not to notice something important in your life. In this sense, vision problems are an unconscious attempt to protect ourselves from too strong experiences or excessively difficult events.

Vision problems can be caused not only by personal difficulties, but also by events in the family or the fate of ancestors. Sometimes the too difficult life story of one of the relatives affects subsequent generations.

The occurrence of vision problems may also be associated with “excluded” destinies, that is, with those people whose existence in the family for some reason was denied or hushed up (extramarital partners; loved ones lost during the war; children given to other families or children’s Houses).

Reason 2. Prohibition of looking at something

As a child, were you forbidden to watch movies with erotic scenes? Relationships in psychology are nonlinear. Sometimes such an undeniably correct action by parents turns, for example, into a girl’s rejection of her own femininity and the inability to look at this problem. Prohibitions can also be associated with the suppression of certain information, shame, guilt, and fear in the family system.

Cases of alcoholism, domestic violence, theft, betrayal - everything that is hushed up, everything that “cannot be looked at,” sooner or later finds its manifestation in our lives or the lives of our loved ones.

Reason 3. Fear

Although fear has big eyes, most often it is better for us to close our eyes so as not to see frightening events.

We may turn away from difficult events that have already happened. And besides this, we may experience fear of the future. Lack of prospects, self-doubt, frightening independence - all this can lead to the development of myopia or other visual impairments.

Reason 4. Pain

Frequent quarrels in the family, traumatic experiences, the pain of separation and the pain of loneliness, the grief of loss and loss - it takes a lot of courage and strength not to turn away from such events, to look at them openly.

Reason 5. Anger

Many socially undesirable feelings, especially anger, are suppressed. Repressed feelings usually find their outlet in bodily symptoms. When you are angry, your pupils and eyelids constrict. A myopic person squints, in a sense repeating the facial expressions of an angry person.

Many events in the family lead to the suppression of anger. Anger itself is a very strong feeling, so when suppressed, it can easily be passed on to subsequent generations.

For example, our grandparents often lived in a strict patriarchal structure. For women in such families, anger could sometimes accumulate for years. This feeling was very deeply suppressed, replaced in fact by concern for the family and love for their loved ones. But one day, decades later, anger may find a way out and manifest itself in one or two generations, in particular through vision problems.

Reason 6. The desire to “disappear”

In a distant, distant childhood, each of us believed: if you close your eyes, others will not be able to see you. If you’re scared, if you feel bad, if you’re offended and feel superfluous, you can close your eyes - and... that’s it. You are absent. At times, this belief manifests itself in adulthood in the form of decreased vision.

Reason 7. “So that my eyes do not see you”

Parental attitudes are the greatest force of all that rule our lives. “Get out of my sight”, “Don’t be an eyesore”, “My eyes are flooded again”, “It would be better if I went blind so as not to see this!” – all these words do not necessarily have to relate to us directly.

If, for example, a mother says them to her father, a child from Great love to dad, as if out of solidarity, he may unconsciously begin to fulfill his mother’s “behaviors.” In the vast majority of cases, in family quarrels, a child takes the side of the weak, the accused party, in order to even out the balance in the family.

Reason 8. Unrealistic perception of reality

- Look, he hit you again!

- No, it was by accident. He's just tired from work. He loves me.

By embellishing what is happening or idealizing it, a person may not notice obvious things. To build a house of cards of your fantasy, you have to erase from consciousness, not see the really existing aspects of reality.

Reason 9. The need to turn your gaze inward

Myopia, the inability to see distant objects, may indicate to us the need to be more attentive to our inner world. What caused this need - excessive focus on others, an unfulfilled need, or something else - can be found out in individual work with a psychologist.

Reason 10. A call to turn your gaze to the outside world

If myopia tends to focus our attention on ourselves, the reasons for farsightedness may lie in the need to look at what is happening around us, think about the future, and focus on our goals. What exactly the symptom is trying to point out to you, you can understand by going to a face-to-face meeting with a psychologist.

Sometimes the cause of poor vision can be found out using the method of systemic constellations.

EYE DISEASES

This article will talk about the psychosomatic causes of poor vision, and will also give some recommendations for changing the ways of thinking that caused the deterioration of vision.

Our eyes are not just one of the senses, they are completely responsible for our perception and vision of things both around us and in ourselves. Eyes - represent the ability to clearly see the past, present and future. If vision is impaired, the perception of reality and oneself as they are is impaired. Visual impairment is a reluctance to see or notice certain things around you (myopia) or in yourself (farsightedness), as well as in life in general.

Psychosomatic causes of poor vision

Aggressive emotions such as hatred, anger, anger accumulate in the soul, and they create problems with the eyes, because the eyes are the mirror of the soul. Such people are prevented from seeing the good by their pride and stubbornness. They do not understand that they see bad things in their world only because they look at the world through the prism of their aggressive emotions. There is only one way out - to clear your perception of negative thinking, patterns and prejudices, then the world will become a better place. Create a world for yourself that you would enjoy looking at.

The eyes are the place where sadness is released. Vision problems occur when sadness is not fully expressed. Therefore, the eyes get sick both in those who cry constantly and in those who never cry. When people reproach their eyes because they see only one unpleasant thing, the foundation of eye disease is laid.

Poor vision is a direct consequence of a suppressed desire not to see something and (or) someone. Deterioration of vision is a signal (metaphor, message) that the need and need not to see something or someone has become unbearable, and there is no way to satisfy it (i.e., to avoid a harmful stimulus).

By losing his sight, a person receives a “secondary benefit” for this, that is, he gains the opportunity not to see closely what he does not want to see, and over time this develops into the benefit of not doing something (for example, doing small work with farsightedness). He cannot (or rather does not allow himself) to manage his life in such a way that the stimulus disappears from his field of vision, so by weakening his vision he facilitates the psychological experience (compensation occurs).

Forced to see what he does not want to see, a person creates a contradiction between parts of his experience(good vision on the one hand and “poor” psychological vision on the other), – and his good vision is equated with “poor psychological vision”(synchronization).

And finally, it is obvious that a person thereby generates in his mind rigid programs of “bad” visual experience(it manifests itself in the words: “I don’t want to see you”, “get out of my sight”, “my eyes would not see you”, “and don’t show your face to me”, “seeing you is sickening”, “it hurts to look at all this " And so on and so forth).

It is no coincidence that, according to statistics, young people’s vision deteriorates, as a rule, with a minus sign ( myopia or myopia), and for older people - with a plus sign(farsightedness). Older people have a lot of past, and in the past there is a lot of pain, disappointments, mistakes and everything that you really don’t want to see in yourself. And for young people it is fear of “prospects”, fear of the future.

Another reason for visual impairment is related to the establishment of a forced physical boundary at viewing distance. Such boundaries are the walls of houses, fences, books, monitor and TV screens, etc. (there are even studies confirming that the more densely populated a city is and the less space it has (a house literally sits on top of a house), the statistically worse the vision of its residents is).

There is always an obstacle in front of your eyes on which you focus your gaze. The eyes, encountering constant obstacles, are trained to see only up to a certain distance (an ordinary person, waking up, does not see further than the walls, going out into the street immediately directs his eyes to his feet, in public transport he looks at a book, at work at the monitor, and in reverse order).

Many eyes are simply not trained to look further than a few meters(This is why, when working with a vision restoration system, I insist not only on completely abandoning glasses, but also on relieving the eyes as much as possible). This distance is established unconsciously by the person himself in order to isolate himself from something external.(for example, not seeing the real world beyond your book, TV or computer game).

Visual impairment can also be associated with the type and style of thinking. In addition to our eyes, we have another type of “eye” that is capable of seeing at any distance and overcoming any obstacles, which see equally well both at night and during the day. These “eyes” are our mind.

The mind is able to simulate visual sensations without any connection to what our own eyes see at a given moment in time. A person who reads a lot, dreams of an unrealistic, fantasy future, or often draws pictures of the past, all the time creates visual pictures in his head that do not exist in reality (not here and now). Over time, his eyes (physical vision), in fact, become a sensory vestige of psychological vision. The true visual function is constantly suppressed, roughly speaking, as unnecessary, and vision deterioration occurs.

People who live all the time “here and now” have very little chance of spoiling their eyesight. That is, because most of the time they use only physiological vision, and very little - so to speak, psychological vision.

This was a summary of several of the most adequate theories of visual impairment. And now, for convenience, I will analyze each of the cases of weakened vision separately.

Myopia

With myopia, a person does not see far, but sees well near - this means that the person is focused on himself and on his immediate surroundings.

People with myopia, as a rule, find it difficult (or scary) to look into the future, make long-term plans (that is, they do not see a picture of their life in a year, five, ten years), and it is difficult for them to predict the consequences of their actions.

In this case, a person needs to develop the skill of constructing his long-term plans, and in addition, expand the scope of his interests to a larger area (for example, begin to be interested in world events, etc.) In the case of farsightedness, people experience fear of the future and inability to perceive it objectively b, distrust of what awaits them ahead, a feeling of constant danger, wariness, and hostility of the world towards them.

Such people do not see the future. In addition, myopia develops in people who are prone to generalization and schematization of reality.

Myopia often affects people who are too focused on themselves and have difficulty perceiving other people’s ideas (they see and perceive only ideas that are “close” to them in spirit, and those that are “far away” do not see, do not perceive, and do not make room for them in the world). They have a limited outlook.

Myopia can also mean fixation on the external, on form, on the superficial, the presence of rigid perception stereotypes that interfere with the objective perception of reality.

“Nearsighted” people judge other people all the time, but they themselves literally cannot see beyond their own noses. They don’t like what they see around them, they don’t notice this beautiful world or beautiful people, but see only the negative, which is why they unconsciously chose “not to see” (there’s nothing to look at there, there’s nothing good there). In fact, what myopic people don’t like about the world and people around them is simply a reflection of their own behavior.

The psychological causes of visual impairment can also be determined based on the period in which it began to fall:

For example, some people develop myopia in early school or preschool age. The reasons are that in their home, in their family, in their parents’ relationships, there is always a lot of negativity - quarrels, screaming, even beatings. It is painful for a child to see this, because for him parents are the closest people, and he himself cannot influence the situation. And as a psychological defense, his eyes weaken, myopia helps him dull the pain, “not seeing” what is happening. This is one of the reasons.

There is also the opposite option. For example, d oma, before school or kindergarten, a harmonious atmosphere, kind and respectful relationships reign in the child’s family between parents, the child receives love and support. Having become accustomed to such an attitude, he finds himself in a team where the conditions are completely different - no one loves him just like that, he has to fulfill certain conditions to achieve good attitude from teachers and friendship from classmates.

The model of the world that he learned in his family turns out to be completely different from the “big” world, and he himself turns out to be unprepared for reality. The child does not want to put up with what he now sees, experiences stress, pain. As a result, this leads to the fact that he develops myopia - and he can clearly see only what is next to him, fencing himself off from the injustice and cruelty around him.

For many, vision deterioration occurs during puberty. Teenagers are faced with the topic of self-identification with their gender and, accordingly, many fears arise regarding these issues: what boys look like as men, and girls as women, whether they will succeed as partners and whether they will be chosen as partners, etc., if It is very difficult for a teenager to look into the above areas, as a result, vision decreases.

Such teenagers are afraid to become adults, because they are alarmed and frightened by what they see in the world of adults (example: they do not like the lifestyle of the adults who surround them, they want a different fate and live differently, but in fact they simply avoid growing up , not wanting to see their future).

If your vision began to deteriorate while finishing school ( first year of college) this may mean that you are afraid of joining a new, more adult community.

During the period of graduation, young people, like before college, have a fear of adult life, a fear of not succeeding in the professional field - “childhood’s games are over, here it is adult life,” in this case, fear also blocks vision.

IN general outline the mechanism is clear. And it also works in adults, since we carry most of our conditions out of childhood without much revision.

Sometimes myopia is not associated with fears of the future and prospects. In this case, it is necessary to understand at what age vision began to decline, because Perhaps at this age some event happened that was difficult to look at and the person “chose”, due to his vision, “not to look” at this event.

If vision has not normalized with age, it means that the topic of the event or period is still subconsciously relevant for the person. In this case, it is necessary to deal with the event or period that was difficult for him to watch or difficult to accept or experience.

For example, if your vision decreased during puberty and never recovered, then you still do not accept yourself as an adult man/woman and do not take on the functions associated with these roles. Or if vision has dropped sharply after childbirth - the key to recovery in motherhood(in relation to oneself as a mother, in relation to a child, in accepting the role of a mother, etc.).

Recommendations: In order to correct your vision (myopia), you need to get rid of the fear that caused your vision deterioration. This may not be one fear, but several at once, for example, vision began to decline during puberty, worsened a little more in college, and became completely worse after childbirth. Each of these periods is accompanied by certain fears that could not be accepted..

It is necessary to be open to new ideas coming from outside, to accept other people's points of view(not to be rigidly fixed on your view of the world, but to allow several opinions to exist in parallel). You need to learn to solve problems as they arise and stop expecting the worst from the future.

Such fears are actually caused not by objective reality, but by the excessive activity of your imagination. Learn to look into the future with optimism. Also learn to respectfully listen to other people's opinions, even if they do not coincide with yours.

Farsightedness

With farsightedness, a person sees well in the distance and does not see close up, this means that the person is interested in what is happening in the world, in the distant environment, his distant plans are interesting, and It’s not interesting to look at yourself and your immediate environment(I’m interested in something global, but everyday little things are so annoying that I don’t want to see them). Therefore, farsightedness is considered an age-related ailment, since in old age a person, for one reason or another, does not accept himself or the age-related changes that occur to him or in his immediate environment. It’s as if your life becomes boring, but the world and your surroundings become more interesting.

According to statistics, farsightedness occurs earlier in women than in men.. And this is understandable; women have a harder time accepting their age-related changes.

In modern medicine, it is considered a normal physiological phenomenon for accommodation to deteriorate starting at about the age of 45 years. By “normal” here we only mean that, according to statistical studies, people over 45 years of age are much more likely to suffer from farsightedness than people under 45 years of age. Interestingly, the word "accommodation" means "adjustment" or "process of adjustment."

Therefore, we can assume that age-related farsightedness affects those who find it difficult to adapt to what is happening. It’s hard for them to look at themselves in the mirror, to see how their beloved body ages, to feel less and less attractive, they believe that aging is only a deterioration. Perhaps it is even harder for them to see the situation that is developing in their own family or at work.

People with farsightedness worry too much about everything that happens around them and are too attached to the physical dimension. Because of this, their inner vision weakens, and they do not see their significance, acquired along with experience over many years.

Farsighted people go overboard with their good intentions. They want to see far, they want to get a lot at once, but they do not want to see little (everyday little things). If a person demands from others, including the state, to ensure his future, then his vision deteriorates, since he does not see that everyone must first of all arrange their own life.

Recommendations: People with farsightedness need to learn to accept themselves, look at themselves with love and live in the here and now. Don't forget that your future depends on how you feel about your life today. Learn to adapt to the people and situations that appear in your life, and this will significantly improve its quality, and at the same time your vision.

Farsighted people in life need to first learn to enjoy the little things, then life can trust them with more. In order to move forward, they should first look at their feet and only then direct their gaze into the distance (after all, they may not see the obstacle under their nose, they will stumble, and in the end they will not get anywhere).

Astigmatism

With astigmatism, a person has his own stable view of life, and it is correct for him, and all other opinions are incorrect for him (hence the split in the visual picture: one image is an objective reality, the second is subjective, and their overlap friend does not happen). People with astigmatism need to accept that other points of view are valid and begin to accept them.

Astigmatism can also be a signal of fear of actually seeing yourself.

Colorblindness

When a person does not see color/colors it means that the person subconsciously excludes this/these colors from his life for some reason. It is necessary to understand what certain colors symbolize for a person that he has excluded from his life (it is not their generally accepted symbolism that is important, but the personal meaning for a person). When a person confuses similar shades, it means that a person sees his life in polar colors

, but does not see or does not want to see shades as nuances of life.

When a person confuses contrasting colors, it means that a person’s life does not have rainbow colors and as if everything in life is one for him. The situation with diseases differs in children under three years of age. A child under three years of age is psychologically in a strong connection with his mother and does not yet identify himself as a separate person,

therefore, all diseases in a child under three years of age are maternal diseases. Those. a child under three years of age expresses through his body problems that mom has, and if the mother deals with these symptoms as if she were her own and deals with them, the child will no longer need to show the mother’s symptoms.

Conjunctivitis (styre or inflammation of the eyes)

From a psychosomatic point of view, the symptoms of this disease mean that something is happening in a person’s life that causes him irritation, anger, hatred and resentment, and the person does not agree with what is happening (this could be a situation, a person, etc.) and he doesn’t want to see this annoying factor.

The reasons are not important, the main thing is that the person experiences a feeling of irritation and anger. The stronger the negative emotions, the stronger the inflammation. Your aggression comes back to you and hits you in the eyes. In this case, if a person identifies what factors cause him to feel irritated or angry and deals with these factors (or finally accepts the irritating factors or removes them from his field of vision), the body will not need a symptom of conjunctivitis.

Sometimes the manifestation of schadenfreude and malice can lead to inflammation. After all, what is the evil eye? This is wishing evil on another person. And it will be reflected in your eyes.

Strabismus

When a person sees normally with both eyes, both pictures are synchronously superimposed on one another. With strabismus, a person sees two different pictures, from different viewing angles. And his subconscious is forced to choose one. This is how a one-sided view of things is formed.

Multiple strabismus in a child means that he sees contradictory messages from his parents. For example, when a mother wants one thing from a child, and a father wants another, and when the parents are of equal importance to the child, i.e. he cannot prioritize between mom and dad, a situation occurs when the child does not know who to listen to, and his eyes literally diverge.

Convergent strabismus. Unlike versatile strabismus, the cause of convergent strabismus is is the child receiving contradictory messages from same-sex caregivers(for example, mothers and grandmothers) and the child also cannot set priorities, and therefore, on the physical level, the above-mentioned psychological “distress” can be expressed in the convergence of the eyes to one point.

Strabismus in adults means that a person looks with one eye into real reality, and with the other either into an “illusory reality” or into some “other world”. In this case, I put an esoteric meaning into the concept of “another world”. Strabismus in adults means fear of looking into the present right here and now.

Glaucoma

With glaucoma, intraocular pressure increases and severe pain appears in the eyeball. It literally becomes painful to see. A person is pressured by old grievances against people, against fate, some kind of mental pain, he does not forgive the wounds inflicted on him in the past. By stubbornly refusing to forgive, you only hurt yourself.

Glaucoma signals to a person that he is subjecting himself to severe internal pressure. Blocks out his feelings. In this case, it is very important to learn to express your emotions and give vent to your feelings. This disease is always associated with sadness. If glaucoma is accompanied by a headache, this means that the process of increasing this very sadness is underway.

Congenital glaucoma - the mother had to go through a lot of sadness during pregnancy. She was greatly offended, but she gritted her teeth and endured everything, but she cannot forgive. Sadness lived in her even before pregnancy, and during it she attracted injustice, from which she suffered and became vengeful. She attracted to her a child with an identical mindset, whose debt of karma was given the opportunity to be redeemed. Congenital glaucoma means being overwhelmed and overwhelmed by these feelings.

Cataract

Inability to look forward with joy. The future is covered in darkness. Why do cataracts usually occur in older people? Because they do not see anything joyful in their future. It is "foggy". What awaits us there, in our future? Old age, illness and death (so they think). Yes, there seems to be nothing to be happy about. This is how we program ourselves in advance for suffering at this age. But our old age and our departure from this world, like everything else, depend only on ourselves, on the thoughts and moods with which we meet them.

Dry eyes

Refusal to see, to experience the feeling of love. I would rather die than forgive. A malicious, sarcastic, unfriendly person.

Loss of vision

The emergence in memory and replaying of only bad events.

Vision loss caused by aging is a reluctance to see the annoying little things in life. An old person wants to see the great things that have been done or achieved in life. If he does not understand that life begins with little things, which are just as important as the big things, since one cannot exist without the other, and begins to hate these little things, then they will begin to annoy him more and more. Although vision deteriorates so that a person cannot see small things, as he would like, the person does not like it. He doesn’t want to see little things, but for some reason he puts on glasses so that he can see them. Anger contributes to increasingly weakening of vision. Anyone who stops wasting themselves on trifles, appreciating time in old age, can wear glasses of the same optical power for decades. And if an old person stops paying attention to the little things in life, because he feels that they have lost their meaning for him, then his vision begins to improve. What is change? Yes, everything that is of little importance to you has been published.

Ksenia Golitsyna

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