When I was in my thirties, I had this surgery on my left eye. I was way too young to suffer from cataract, but after panicking behind my computer screen, the medical specialist actually diagnosed it. I was shocked, but mainly because I had forgotten about my wish, that I had made like 6 weeks before.

Energy Levels

I always found my sight, and therefore my eyes, a delicate thing. They were – and are – super important to me. So the last thing I wanted to have surgery on, were my eyes. But I guess I had initiated it myself, I just wasn’t expecting it – not in this way.

Thing was: back then I struggled with my skin and my energy levels. And because of that – and eating too much sugar – my eyes weren’t as bright as they used to be when I was a kid and a teen. So I decided to change that. I told myself I would have clearer eyes – maybe even having the ability of seeing things more clearly, I can’t really remember – took some food supplements that would affect my blood in a positive way, and hopefully my eyes as well. Basically I wished for it, and took some action. But I didn’t see the following coming.

Hospital

After six weeks or so I was working behind my computer screen, at the publisher’s where I was working as a senior/final editor, and suddenly I realized that I couldn’t see clearly with my left eye – from one moment to the next. I panicked, and I told my boss that I needed to go to the hospital right away. She totally understood my situation, and she gave me permission to go.

I got there, and after talking to the reception, I was able to see a medical specialist, who happened to be available. I told him about my situation, and after some checks, he diagnosed cataract as the reason why I couldn’t see clearly with my left eye. He was surprised himself, ’cause normally only elderly people would suffer from this condition. And I was in my thirties.

Really Calm

For some strange reason I got really calm after the diagnosis and the message that I would need to have surgery in order to recuperate the sight of my left eye. Even though they needed to change the lens of my eye, which seemed quite a science fiction operation to me. And I will spare you the details, but to give you an idea: I was able to move my eyes, while they were doing surgery on my left eye, since they only used anesthesia for my eye nerves, and apparently not for my eye muscles. Can you imagine that? So I was looking into some bright light, while they were replacing my lens by another one.

Birthday Gift

Not fully aware yet that it would actually become a present to me – a real gift – I surely must have played subconsiously with the date, since I was able to choose it: I picked the day after my birthday, like a birthday gift. Thing was: for 24 years I had been nearsighted, and I was wearing glasses when I watched a movie, or rode on my scooter. When I wore these glasses I considered it always really amazing to see clearly again. And because of the surgery, as a blessing in disguise, they were able to restore my perfect eyesight: placing a new lens inside so that I would have 20/20 vision again – seeing perfectly at a distance. And magically enough one lens changed would be enough to create this sharp image – your brain will do the rest. I wouldn’t need to wear my glasses to watch a movie, to drive a car, or just to enjoy a beautiful view at 50 metres away anymore. Truly amazing.

Wishgranting

To be honest, I considered it a miracle. But I had actually forgotten about my wish, made like 12 weeks before the surgery: that I would have clearer, brighter eyes again, and maybe to see things clearer in general. Well, I wasn’t expecting this way of the Universe’s wishgranting – although I am familiar with how the Universe can play with your wishes – but I do have to say that I regularly dwell on the fact that I can see so sharp again (and my eyes got brighter indeed, by the way, especially through the years). So at least weekly I am showing my gratitude to my eyes, and to this gift. And as an empath I would say that my (visual) clairvoyance got better as well.

I do realize that it might be a bit too much to wish for an eye surgery, in order to see things clearer or more clearvoyantly. So I would just say: meditate more often, go through your emotions inside your body, and listen more and more to your intuition. Your belly, your guts, simply don’t need glasses to see things clearly – they just need your love.