Kids that can see without eyes? Sounds increadible but maybe this is just a human ability, this is an innate skill for most children, we just don't make use of it due to our materialistic orientation.
Frank Elaridi (http://frank-elaridi.com) is a journalist with a special interest in spiritual topics. He has a B.A. in Journalism and has won an Emmy for his work as a journalist. Frank works for the US news network ABC as a producer and a journalist. When he learned about Nicola's school for special children in which she teaches children how to see without eyes, he decided to fly to England and create this short documentary. What seems increadible at first sight, can be learned all children between the age of 6 to 12 (according to Nicola and other teachers). Frank and his film crew were convinced at the end of their schooting, that these kids are genuine and this is not a fraud.
Frank Elaridi published another video on this topic in August 2018. It is also worth watching as it documents this unusual skill in different contexts:
Some of the information I found on the internet related to this topic was not so convincing, since sometimes the methodology to produce "evidence" is chosen not very wisely. On the other hand what some skeptics have brought forward (just claiming this is all a cheap trick and related to the special Mindfold masks) did not convince me either, since this also works just as well with the cloth masks shown in this video. Criticism which is brought forward in an emotional way and is coupled with defamation, seems to me rather like a helpless cramping onto the materialistic paradigm.
I'm looking forward to the personal report of a member of our German Matrixwissen discussion group whose 8 and 9 year old daughters have helped me with translating the first embedded video from Frank Elaridi into German and in the process also got interested in learning this skill themselves. Especially with these kinds of controversial topics it is always best to have someone you know personally take part and report their first hand experience. I will add a short report to this article when his daughters have taken part in the course but this will still take some time. (As a sidenote: The German trainer who offers these courses for children only requires the payment of the participation fee, if the child is able to read blindfolded after taking the one day course. I guess you can only make such a money-back offer, if you're pretty certain that most children will be able to learn the skill)
Update from November 2018: By now several members of our German Matrixwissen discussion group had their own kids trained in seeing without eyes. Every single child that tried to learn the skill was successful. Most likely the success rate was so high because all children were aged 8 to 12 which is the age almost any child can learn the skill according to Evelyn, the German teacher who taught the kids of our discussion group members. By now I visited Evelyn myself and I was allowed to film my own documentary where I interview and test 5 German children who learned this skill. While the documentary is in German, I have added English subtitles to it so you can also follow the interviews and the tests if you do not understand German (To enable the subtitles click the subtitles-icon after you start the playback of the video below:
Here is a close-up shot of my own Mindfold mask. This is the exact mask I asked the kids to wear during my reading tests and as far as the model is concerned the "white" masks that the children wear in most of my documentary are identical to my mask, except for the white printing on the front surface:
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Who is interested in further videos on this topic can find a small collection below. The videos are all from different sources / Youtube channels (but unfortunately these are all in German - probably not very helpful if you don't speak German - sorry about that):
A 4-minute report from the Austrian television:
A 30-minute video with 8-year-old Max. The video consists of 3 parts: From the start to timestamp 4:45 Max rides his bike blindfolded. From 4:45 to 13:00 is an interview with Max and his parents. Starting 13:00 until 26:30 Max does various demonstrations of his skills. I found particularly this last part really worth watching (if you understand some German...) :
A 7-minute video with two boys doing some slalom riding with a scooter and a bike as well as other tasks like reading from a random book - all being blindfolded (the relevant segment is from the beginning until timestamp 3:50) :
A 10-minute video where Sidney first shows his skills reading blindfolded and then puts together a quite complex lego set. While he puts together the lego set his mom is explaining a bit more about the background of seeing with eyes (unfortunately again also only in German):
