The Way Forward with Alec Zeck Ep 196: Blindfold Vision: Panel of Parents and Pioneers
Oct 17, 2025
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Jeanne Leschied
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John Chavez
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Dr. Anna Maria Oliva
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Dahlia Burgoin
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Dr. Edith Ubuntu Chan
Join Dr. Edith Ubuntu Chan, a pioneer in blindfold vision, along with Dahlia Burgoin, a trainer of intuitive perception, and Dr. Anna Maria Oliva, who emphasizes practical learning in her programs. They delve into how blindfold vision can be trained, exploring sensory substitution and the importance of creating a supportive environment for children. John Chavez discusses research on altered states, while parents like Jeanne Leschied share transformative experiences. Together, they illuminate the potential of human perception beyond sight and its broader benefits.
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Mindsight Is Innate And Trainable
- Mindsight (blindfold vision) appears innate and trainable in children and adults, not a stage trick.
- Direct experience and demonstration are essential to move skeptics toward acceptance.
Protect Beginners From Performance Pressure
- When beginners open a new ability, avoid demanding proof because pressure can shut progress down.
- Encourage steady practice and gradual milestones before asking for demonstrations.
Reading Through Phone And Paper
- Alec describes seeing Matias read through double layers of paper and a phone while blindfolded, eliminating peeking explanations.
- That firsthand moment shifted his belief from skeptical to convinced about the phenomenon.
