Nalini teaches with a Peaceful presence and integration of skills to take you on a journey of seeing with your spirit and an opening of Your soul to see whats behind Your perception of Your life. – Mark D.

The way I think of my eyes now after taking the course is way different than how I used to take them before. Before, they were just the sense organs for light; now, they are intelligent, guiding stars of the soul. – Maryam J.

The Kind Eyes webinar was super helpful and full of insights and AHA moments. I loved how she interweaved the physical knowledge of the eye with the Ayurvedic perspective and opening up the question of the physical vision to that of the greater vision of one’s own life. The kind eyes practice was profound. She is a very kind and generous teacher who shares from her own life experience and manages to transfer complex information in an easy, digestible and inspiring way. The way she leads and attracts a curious audience with calm confidence and trust in her pool of wisdom and knowledge is something that left a lasting impression on me. Thank you very much Nalini for this experience and for the way you held the space for us students to explore. – Stephanie P.

During Nalini’s course, I had several clear flashes after her guided practices, I learned some empowering concepts such as each individual’s Sacred Point of View, and I was inspired to make some changes in my routine that make me feel more aligned with Nature. Her presentations were very well put together, and her artistic touch made them visually pleasing. I love that I can go back and repeat the practices and get a deeper understanding of some very interesting topics. You could tell that she enjoyed teaching the course and relished in our success. I highly recommend taking Nalini’s course for a unique perspective on Natural Vision improvement, and healthy living in general. – Art B.

Nalini’s course is so rich and varied; with a profound wisdom that leads us to explore the very foundations of what we have considered vision to be and how we relate to our eyes. In each aspect of the many approaches that Nalini invites us to explore, there was a nugget which echoes in my daily life since the end of the course. In fact, ‘the end’ is kind of a misnomer, since the echoes continue and deepen since the last session! I had already worked with Nalini individually before taking part in this group course, so had already profoundly changed my way of seeing and relating to my eyes. But the energy of this course encouraged me to take a final step that I had shrunk back from, which was to let go of my glasses and rely only on the pinhole ‘glasses’ (which have no glass!) when I need to distinguish some small numbers or letters. I have now been a month without touching the reading glasses that I was still using as a crutch, after having left my progressive lenses behind. My eyes are thanking me for allowing them to adjust naturally, without being forced to focus by the correction in the glass. I feel they are finally free to recover by themselves, with my support and the backup of Nalini, who I know will always have a pearl of a suggestion for me, should I need it! Thank you Nalini and those who went before you, opening up this most natural way to restore our natural vision.

– Zsanna S.

All quotes below are by Jaganath Carrera, from Inside the Yoga Sutras.

“Violence is not defined by any particular destructive act but by the desire to see another harmed. That is why nonviolence includes refraining from harm in thought as well as in word and deed.”

“In order to perfect truthfulness, yogis need patience to observe the ultimate outcome of acts, clarity to make the proper assessment of their outcome, and accurate recall not to forget the lessons of experience.”

“One day, we will realize that God has attended to every minute detail and given us exactly what we need at each moment to grow. At that point, we will not feel lack but abundance.”

“Spiritual pursuits make significant demands on time, attention, and energy. In Yoga, as in almost any other worthwhile endeavor, the only way to ensure success is to dedicate our resources to the goals we have set before us.”

“Greed bespeaks a basic craving, an unsatisfied state of mind. Unfulfilled craving gives birth to greed, and it is this inner gnawing to find fulfillment that leads to the other vices.”

“These are the guiding principles for anyone regardless of occupation, status, locale, the time of day year, or life, or what the context is. Since they transcend all circumstances and challenges they are as valid today as they were thousands of years ago.”