Hi Lioness111,
I'm glad you enjoyed the article. Try this... pick a smaller object, like a light switch that is about 6 to 10 feet away. Make the triangle, them move your hands closer together so the triangle is smaller and put your hands closer to your face. Look through the triangle with both eyes and make sure the object is in the middle of the triangle. Then try closing one and then the other eye and see what happens. If you still can't tell, you might not have a dominant eye - some people who are ambidexterous can use both hands equally well, so it's possible that your eyes are equally dominant. Let me know what you decide!
Denise
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Hi Lioness111,
September 25, 2010 - 3:57pmI'm glad you enjoyed the article. Try this... pick a smaller object, like a light switch that is about 6 to 10 feet away. Make the triangle, them move your hands closer together so the triangle is smaller and put your hands closer to your face. Look through the triangle with both eyes and make sure the object is in the middle of the triangle. Then try closing one and then the other eye and see what happens. If you still can't tell, you might not have a dominant eye - some people who are ambidexterous can use both hands equally well, so it's possible that your eyes are equally dominant. Let me know what you decide!
Denise
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