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The Quest for Perfection
by Peter Mansfield

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Introduction

When Dr Bates entitled his book 'The Cure of imperfect Eyesight...", and also used the alternate form 'Perfect Eyesight' he posed a problem which concerns every vision teacher. Can we be satisfied with achieving improvement, as opposed to deterioration, or is perfection (whatever that may mean) our only legitimate aim? And if so, how do we go about it?

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Opening pageContents pageIntroduction to the Bates Method of Vision EducationLatest updates to the site, and upcoming eventsVision Education today - the cutting edge and latest thinkingResources, visual games, books, and teachersBatesBooks Online - purchase books online about vision improvementLinks to other sites of interestGraphical map of the site - well worth a look!Seeing.org maintains two email lists devoted to the discussion of the Bates Method of Vision Education and Natural Vision Improvement.

The Bates Association for Vision Education - the organisation behind seeing.orgInternational listing of Bates Method Teachers and Vision EducatorsTell us what you think!Search seeing.org or search the Internet