Is it possible to actually see more by training your brain through art better decode the impressions of light received from the brain?

90% of the perception of vision actually takes pace in the brain– by adding visual memories into the brain we learn to understand more. That is how we learned to read, by first learning to decode the simple shapes, then recognizing the shapes in various configurations, and finally by giving the letters names, sounds and as they are configured together meaning: words!

The new e book of The Art of Seeing The Divine is an inspirational visual self- help book, filled with Visual Exercise/Experiences that use art to bring new visual understandings to what a person sees, everywhere.

The information is based on science, including physics as the symbols used as strokes in the art represent the strings, which are the essential strokes or pre-matter of the physical universe.

The essential energy of the universe is also believed to be the very Words of The Creator who spoke the universe into existence,. This basic theology is held by all branches and denominations of Christians and Jews, and it is mentioned in the Koran.

The Abrahamic religions all agree that the words were spoken in Hebrew as it is symbolized in what is known as Torah font. This unique font is binary, alpha-numeric and phonic. It is the only font in any language in the world that is binary, alpha-numeric and phonic for any language in the world.

That the Torah font is phonic means it also references important concepts in most of the worlds spiritual or religious paths, such has good/evil, holy/profane and yin/yang.

People find seeing the energies inspirational and uplifting. There seem to be more potential and possibilities for a life filled with abundance and meaning. The world seems less solid, and more light.

Come and see for yourself at the Art of Seeing The Divine; http://www.artofseeingthedivine.com

Come and see at www.artofseeingthedivine.com

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