I’m Kushlani Wimalaguna, a paediatric optometrist, vision therapist, educator, and the creator of the Law of Vision framework.
My professional journey has centred on understanding vision not simply as the ability to see clearly, but as a complex process involving the eyes, brain, perception, attention, learning, and behaviour. My background in optometry and vision therapy has shaped the way I observe how people experience the world and how their patterns of seeing, thinking, learning, and responding can influence the way they engage with life.
I have worked with children and families in paediatric optometry and vision therapy and have also taught students in educational settings. These experiences have given me a strong interest in human potential, learning, identity, and the relationship between perception and behaviour.
I created the Law of Vision as a personal philosophical framework exploring the idea that the way we see ourselves and our experiences influences the way we interpret and respond to the world around us.
I am currently writing my book, Alchemy Thinking, where I develop this philosophy further.
Alchemy Thinking explores a different approach to personal transformation. Rather than constantly trying to think positively or escape negative thoughts, it encourages a person to stop, observe their present experience, recognise the identity or role they are currently inhabiting, and consciously choose the qualities of the person they want to become.
The book explores this process through the principles of Law of Vision, combining my professional background in vision therapy with my lifelong interest in human development, identity, learning, and conscious self-transformation.
My work is ultimately about one question:
What becomes possible when we learn to see ourselves differently?