"hi Sergey,
I've been reading your blog from 2 years + ago, and found a lot of what you said extremely interesting. I'm curious how your vision's been holding up, and am especially curious about how much Peter Grunwald's ideas and…"
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Sergey Orshanskiy replied to Pablo Manzano's discussion Stereograms: where does the info come from? in the group Adult Strabismic Patients' Forum""Thinking of the eyes as two separate optical instruments suggests that diplopia or double vision should be the rule rather than the exception. Our usual experience, however, is seeing an object as single." --- then we would also perceive…"
Sergey Orshanskiy replied to Pablo Manzano's discussion Stereograms: where does the info come from? in the group Adult Strabismic Patients' Forum"I've had a lot of curious phenomena with sizes. At first, after I initially gained some-kind-of-stereopsis, everything became bigger. Later, when I was doing vision therapy, things got complicated. I remember I was watching one performance,…"
Sergey Orshanskiy replied to Pablo Manzano's discussion Stereograms: where does the info come from? in the group Adult Strabismic Patients' Forum""Does it come from the differences between each eye's image or does it come from the relative position of the eye muscles?"
Normally BOTH things are at work. The direction of each eye as controlled by the eye muscles and retinal…"
Sergey Orshanskiy commented on Sergey Orshanskiy's blog post Welcome"Yes, you should definitely consider driving to Auckland."
Emanuele Ziglioli commented on Sergey Orshanskiy's blog post Welcome"Now, I should really take a trip to Auckland to meet Peter then ;-)
They've just had a 3 week retreat their New Zealand center.
After attending a few VT sessions I'll probably find the idea of a retreat more appealing, at least they…"
Sergey Orshanskiy replied to Pablo Manzano's discussion Do you control your eye alternation? An additional diffilculty. in the group Adult Strabismic Patients' Forum"Yes, I know what you are talking about.
You can control, which eye you are using, but DON'T DO IT.
Remember, every time you are consciously controlling one eye you are reinforcing your existing visual habits. Switching your eyes is a trick.…"
Sergey Orshanskiy commented on Greg Voth's blog post re: Will the development of stereopsis inform or diminish an artist's artistry?"Interesting post.
I would like to point out, though, that just because other people have always had stereopsis, does not mean that they appreciate all the nuances that can be appreciated with stereopsis. Normal people still learn to "see…"
Sergey Orshanskiy commented on Greg Voth's blog post Sessions 49-50""In the last sessions, I learned a bit more about my vision. My right eye still attempts to be the dominant eye - my left still has a tendency to turn in ever so slightly from time to time, limiting my stereo experience. I learned that I need…"
Sergey Orshanskiy commented on Susanna Z's blog post Wonders of VT remind me of a Sex in the City episode"Hi Susanna,
glad to hear that you are making progress.
I'd say, don't worry about connecting to people not doing VT. Maybe now is the time to devote more time to yourself. Then there will be another period. Don't worry about it…"
Sergey Orshanskiy commented on Greg Voth's blog post Waking in stereo""On similar tests a month or so ago I got 10 and 18, but I now see that I've found a way to, well, cheat using my alternating eyes." - right, but we want to let go of such things. We want to see well without…"
Sergey Orshanskiy commented on BlakeC's photo
landscape
"I still can suppress 3d-interpretation at will if I imagine that there are big and small trees, and bring it back if I imagine that all trees have the same size..."
Sergey Orshanskiy replied to Susanna Z's discussion Law of Attraction and vision therapy: How to envision 3D when you can only see in 2D in the group Adult Strabismic Patients' Forum"I agree, absolutely. I have a blog post about it, "why relaxation changes habits".
In this case, basically, I believe that strabismus is usually an adaptation. One eye turns out
or in so we can see clearly. If you are an air traffic…"
Sergey Orshanskiy replied to Susanna Z's discussion Law of Attraction and vision therapy: How to envision 3D when you can only see in 2D in the group Adult Strabismic Patients' Forum"Blake,
Thank you for the link.
Here is another picture (attached). I had a similar picture in mind when I was playing
with a ball and a small ball was the first object that I saw in 3D, just like on this picture.
I have no idea why it takes…"
Sergey Orshanskiy commented on Sergey Orshanskiy's blog post Welcome"Are you sure you are seeing something with the trees while on the bus?
This should be motion parallax, which developed separately from stereopsis for me,
And for Susan Barry too, since she was writing about it. Try a ship or a helicopter,
Even…"
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Dear Sovoto members, I would like to invite you to read my blog: http://www.see-movement.blogspot.com
This year almost by accident I started studying the Bates method, and then later the Eyebody method under the guidance of its inventor, Peter Grunwald (http://www.eyebody.com). After continuing this work on my own, informed also by the principles of…
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- At 5:51pm on May 13, 2013,
Naoise McMullin said… hi Sergey,
I've been reading your blog from 2 years + ago, and found a lot of what you said extremely interesting. I'm curious how your vision's been holding up, and am especially curious about how much Peter Grunwald's ideas and seminar etc. helped you. Could you do a post or something explaining them in something like a nutshell? Or is there some other place that summarizes or gives a clear idea what his ideas are and how they are or can be so helpful.
thanks, Naoise
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