Unlocking Inner Vision: 10 Games to Help Kids See Without Their Eyes

Why Teach Kids to See Without Their Eyes?

Engaging children in these games not only enhances their extrasensory perception but also builds confidence, intuition, and focus. As the pineal gland is activated, their imagination, problem-solving skills, and connection to a higher consciousness expand naturally. Teaching kids to trust their inner vision from an early age opens doors to a more conscious and intuitive future.

1. The Shadow Sense (Infants & Toddlers)

• This game gently introduces babies to their intuitive senses.

• Turn off the lights and shine a soft flashlight behind objects to cast shadows on the wall.

• Ask your child to "sense" the shape before turning on the light to reveal it.

• This strengthens non-visual perception through subtle energy awareness.

2. Sound Mapping (Toddlers & Preschoolers)

• Blindfold the child and make different sounds around the room (clapping, bells, whispers).

• Ask them to point in the direction of the sound or describe what they "feel."

• Helps refine awareness beyond eyesight by using other senses in a focused way.

3. Energy Hands (Ages 4-7)

• Have children rub their hands together to generate heat and then pull them apart slowly.

• Guide them to "feel" the energy between their hands.

• Gradually, they will begin sensing energy fields in objects, people, and even blindfolded guessing games.

4. Color Perception Challenge (Ages 5-10)

• Use colored cards and ask children to identify them while blindfolded.

• Encourage them to "see" the colors in their mind instead of their eyes.

• With practice, many kids can start intuitively perceiving colors without sight.

5. Guided Inner Vision (Ages 7-12)

• Before bedtime, ask kids to close their eyes and describe what they "see" in their minds.

• Guide them to focus on spontaneous images, colors, or even patterns.

• This activates the pineal gland by engaging the mind’s eye consciously.

6. The Hidden Object Game (Ages 8-13)

• Hide an object in the room and have the child (blindfolded) use their intuition to find it.

• Let them feel the "pull" of the object and walk towards it.

• Sharpens their ability to sense objects beyond visual input.

7. Sensing a Friend’s Presence (Ages 9-14)

• One child is blindfolded while another moves around the room.

• The blindfolded child must intuitively guess where their friend is, using inner vision.

• Trains kids to extend their perception into unseen realms.

8. Telepathic Guessing Game (Ages 10-15)

• One person visualizes a number, shape, or color while another (blindfolded) guesses it.

• This strengthens non-verbal and extrasensory perception between minds.

9. The Third Eye Maze (Ages 11-16)

• Create a simple maze with pillows or obstacles and have a child navigate through it blindfolded.

• Guide them to "feel" the pathway ahead without touching it first.

• Enhances trust in intuitive movement and third-eye awareness.

10. Remote Viewing Challenge (Ages 12-17)

• Have kids close their eyes and describe what’s inside a sealed box without opening it.

• They should focus on impressions, feelings, and mental images rather than logical guessing.

• Develops their ability to "see" remotely beyond physical sight.

 

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