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Post by akareality on Apr 18, 2007 15:21:27 GMT 1
I've been tied to my glasses (or contacts) for so many years, I've never thought to take them off occasionally. Thank you for the suggestion. I'll do it! -Joanne
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Post by Maria on Apr 23, 2007 13:42:14 GMT 1
Hi Joanne, I spend a lot of time at a computer too, and what I've noticed is that if I'm doing something I want to do my vision is clearer than if I'm doing something I don't want to do. In fact, at work it sometimes becomes so blurred so quickly that it almost feels like there's a smudge or film on my eye. I don't wear glasses at the computer.....just moved the screen and changed the resolution so I can see fine without them. Just a few thoughts Maria
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Post by Martin Brofman on Apr 24, 2007 16:43:36 GMT 1
...or decide to just do what you really want to do, and not do what you really do not want to do, and trust that this would be okay....
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Post by Angeleyes on Apr 25, 2007 12:00:51 GMT 1
Very apt reply Martin. I recently discovered that I use my glasses to help me cope getting on with things I don't want to do and that this is what I've used them for my whole life. If it would be too uncomfortable to say no I put on the glasses and go against what is best for me. I have been even more uncomfortable since I saw that this is how I live my life. The strange thing that I have discovered is that although I see what I don't want to do, I haven't yet seen what I could do instead. (On re-reading that sentence I realised I didn't even say WHAT I DO WANT TO DO using instead the words " what I could do instead") I seem to have spent all these years doing what I don't want and now I don't recognise or know what I do want and how to go about it. I trust that knowing what I do want is already here and I can know it anytime I want. Would that statement help? Thank you, Alice
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