Your Word Is Your Wand

Eyes

Florence Scovel Shinn · 2 min read

(Imperfect vision. Correspondences—Fear, suspicion, seeing obstacles. Watching for unhappy events to come to pass—living in the past or future—not living in the NOW.)

AFFIRMATIONS

The Light of the Christ now floods my eyeballs. I have the crystal clear vision of the Spirit. I see clearly and distinctly there are no obstacles on my pathway. I see clearly the fulfillment of my heart’s desire.

I have the X-ray eye of the Spirit. I see through apparent obstacles. I see clearly the miracle come to pass.

I have the crystal clear vision of the Spirit, I see clearly the open road. There are no obstacles on my pathway. I now see miracles and wonders come to pass.

I give thanks for my perfect sight. I see God in every face, I see good in every situation.

I see clearly there are no lions on my way, only angels and endless blessings.

I have the crystal clear vision of the Spirit. I look up and down and all around, for my good comes from North, South, East and West.

My eyes are God’s eyes, perfect and flawless. The Light of the Christ floods my eyeballs and streams on my pathway. I see clearly there are no lions on my way, only angels and endless blessings.

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In brief

Imperfect vision corresponds to fear, to suspicion and to the habit of seeing obstacles. Read the summaryHide the summary

Imperfect vision corresponds to fear, to suspicion and to the habit of seeing obstacles. It belongs to the one who watches for unhappy events to come to pass and lives in the past or the future instead of in the Now. Shinn names this correspondence in a single line, then gives the remedy as affirmations. The eye that looks for trouble is to be replaced by the crystal clear vision of the Spirit. That eye sees through apparent obstacles, sees the open road and the fulfillment of the heart's desire, sees God in every face and good in every situation, and finds no lions on the way, only angels and endless blessings.

Key ideas

  • Shinn traces imperfect sight to fear, suspicion and the habit of watching for obstacles and unhappy events.
  • Living in the past or the future instead of the Now dims the vision; the remedy is to see the good as present.
  • The X-ray eye of the Spirit sees through apparent obstacles to the miracle already come to pass.
  • Good comes from every direction, so the clear eye looks up and down and all around for it.
  • Shinn's word for the eyes is to see God in every face and good in every situation.

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OverviewIYour Word Your WandIISuccessIIIProsperityIVHappinessVLoveVIMarriageVIIForgivenessVIIIWords of WisdomIXFaithXLossXIDebtXIISalesXIIIInterviewsXIVGuidanceXVProtectionXVIMemoryXVIIThe Divine DesignXVIIIHealthXIXEyesXXAnaemiaXXIEarsXXIIRheumatismXXIIIFalse GrowthsXXIVHeart DiseaseXXVAnimalsXXVIThe ElementsXXVIIJourneyXXVIIIMiscellaneousXXIXConclusion
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