The practice provided by Dr. Satish focuses on enhancing vision, alleviating eye strain, and promoting overall eye health. Clients learn a personalized set of exercises, preventive measures, and natural approaches to improve their eyesight and prevent common eye problems. Dr. Satish takes into consideration the client's age, work, general health, and expectations, tailoring the program to their unique needs.
The relevance of Dr. Satish's course in daily life is profound, as it addresses the fundamental importance of good vision and its impact on overall wellbeing. Good eyesight facilitates better learning, concentration, and overall cognitive function. Moreover, it helps prevent posture-related problems, muscle aches, headaches, and irritability caused by eye strain. The course promotes a natural and holistic approach to eye health, boosting the immune system by emphasizing eye-friendly nutrition. It allows individuals to experience the world naturally and comfortably through their own eyes.
To practice Dr. Satish's offering in a routine manner, clients follow a structured program of exercises and preventive measures designed specifically for their needs. Regular review and query sessions ensure that clients stay on track and make necessary adjustments as needed. It is recommended to incorporate these exercises and practices into daily life to reap the long-term benefits of improved vision and overall eye health.
With over 25 years of clinical experience since 1999, Dr. Satish specializes in Holistic Vision Education, a unique offering that focuses on building eyesight to enhance the quality of life. What sets Dr. Sathish apart is his integration of natural and ancient Indian techniques with modern science. He established the School for Perfect Vision in Coimbatore in 2016, dedicated to providing holistic vision education both offline and online to clients worldwide, serving approximately 2000+ individuals each year. Dr. Sathish's approach combines tailored exercises and preventive measures to meet each client's specific needs, ensuring a comprehensive and individualized approach.
Yoga Sutras of Patanjali: (Approx. 2nd Century BCE to 4th Century CE)Context: A seminal text on Yoga philosophy and practice, outlining the path to spiritual enlightenment and mastery over the mind and body.Mention of Vision Enhancement: Through practices such as trataka (steady gazing), it indirectly supports vision enhancement by strengthening the eye muscles and improving focus and concentration.
Bhavaprakash Samhita: (16th Century CE)Context: A later text that compiles and expands upon the herbal knowledge for various conditions, including those of the eye.Mention of Vision Enhancement: Bhavaprakash discusses the properties of numerous herbs and formulations beneficial for eye health, providing guidance on dietary and lifestyle habits to enhance vision and prevent eye disorders.
Research Paper: Capturing the benefit of vision restoration therapy
Date of publishing: 2006
Main author: M. Margolis
Abstract: Reviews 22 vision-specific instruments assessing visual functioning and the impact of visual impairment on health-related quality of life (HR-QOL) or daily activities. It highlights the importance of patient-reported outcomes and recommends using validated instruments for capturing the benefits of ophthalmology treatments.
Start with the concept of holistic vision enhancement, focusing on the interconnectedness of eye health, overall wellbeing, and lifestyle factors
Introduction to the Ayurvedic system of eye care, highlighting few practices and herbal remedies
Learn practical tips for maintaining eye health in daily life
Engage in an interactive Q&A session ask questions, gain deeper insights, and clarify doubts about the course
Next step, we will send you the zoom link one day before the event.
