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It started thousands of years ago when people where able to use a thick lens or magnifying glass on an object that would attract the sun rays on that particular object and could get so hot it would catch fire.
They all involve drawing of your focus and attention on a particular object or thought - while keeping other thoughts aside.
They will also sharpen their observational skills as they learn to describe and compare particular objects in greater detail.
 
 
 
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