Our eyes need help !
Humanity’s love affair with computers – and the resulting excessive screen use and more sedentary lifestyle – means that our eyes are now ageing faster than our bodies.
We don’t move around as much, so the flow of blood to these amazing organs is limited, and the micro-movements of screen use make our eye muscles lazy.
Why should we care for our eyes ?
Our eyes are the windows to our Soul.
They are also one of the primary senses through which we experience life.
What does this mean? Well, this means that our eyes will lead us to what is truly happening in our world, both internally and externally.
Our eyes hold emotions, traumas, attitudes and thoughts which often prevent us from seeing the truth. They are the most accurate reflection of how we feel and what we are thinking.
The Healthy Eyes Programme provides a holistic approach to healing our eyes and keeping them healthy.
In this programme, you will also be introduced to the world of quantum healing where we will learn that we are souls living in a physical body and that our sight can be impacted by emotional, mental and physical factors.
How can we care for them ?
Eyes are some of the most complex organs in our body – and their direct connection to our brains via the retina and optic nerve make them delicate as well.
The Healthy Eyes programme is designed to restore healthy blood flow to the eye as well as heal any energy blockages in and around the eye.
Meditation, nutrition and breathing and eye exercises also complement the programme, optimising your optical function and helping to increase the elasticity in the tissue and the muscle of the eye.
The modules are structured in a hybrid manner to give you both independence and guidance.
Each module will be a month long.
And as a bonus, you will also receive tips to improve your eyesight every week!
Fun Facts about the eyes
💡 Our eyes are a 576-megapixel camera and can distinguish over 10 million colors! (the best camera lens has around 50 megapixel).
💡 The faster muscle in our body is in the eyes.
💡 Only 1/6 of the eye is exposed to the environment in order to protect it.
💡 The eye starts to develop only 2 weeks after conception - the retina starts to grow as a natural extension of the brain.
💡 The eyes are the 2nd most complex organ in the body, after the brain, with over 2 million parts.
💡 Almost half the brain is dedicated directly or indirectly to vision.
💡 Micro eye movements create mental restlessness - and the reverse is true as well.
💡 It is the only sense organ that we have that doesn't require the sense object to be near by. For smell, touch, hearing and taste, the object needs to be nearby but for sight, the object can be very far away and we can still see it.
This is what you will learn :
All in 3 Modules !
Module 1 : Introductory level
Module 2 : Intermediary level (after completion of Module 1)
Module 3 : Advanced level (after completion of Module 2)
Each module will last 4 weeks and will consist of :
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Who are we ?
Heather McKenna : an energy healer and teacher for over a decade. She has helped thousands of people from all over the world find balance and progress in all aspects of their lives using techniques such as reprogramming the subconscious mind and various mindset protocols.
Heather is passionate about holistic health and wellness and, from her South African home, she teaches self-development and self-healing techniques to help others live their best lives.
Nina Noorali : A dedicated vedic seeker for the past 15 years who has taken her passion for the philosophy of yoga to prisons, refugee camps, EU offices and yoga studios in 3 continents.
She's also a breathwork and meditation trainer and has been a wellbeing coach for over a decade. Nina has also spent the past few years teaching eye yoga to corporate employees in Belgium and has recently upgraded her skills in an eye clinic in India.
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