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One of the Top 100 Spiritual Books of the 20th century. Autobiography of a Yogi is one of the best-selling Eastern philosophy titles of all-time, with millions of copies sold.
These proven techniques - many drawn from the principles of Tibetan yoga - relax and retrain the visual system to help us see the world with less strain, greater acuity, and a more spacious visual field.
When a part or even the entire optic nerve is dead, I know it does not promote vision. Does theis death grow like when a limb had gangrene? Is the Nerve 'dead' so it should be rejected by the body? I think it must mean something different from most tissue dead for optic nerves to be determined dead. Does anyone know or have a good hypothesis?
This exchange is part of an email conversation I have been having with a reader. 
[Reader] I am a yoga teacher and I recently came across your website, FitEyes.com.
Below is part of a very interesting email a reader sent me a little while ago. I asked for his permission to share some of it here. I hope this person eventually finds time to start a blog on FitEyes.com or share more of his experiences. I could learn a lot from him, and I suspect many other people would like to hear more about his experiences with intraocular pressure.
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