title: The Moment of Truth: How We Look Determines What We See
author: John Shima
description: I took a lesson from John and the very next weekend I broke my first 100 straight. --Kim Rhode; 2- time Olympic Gold Medalist, 5-time Olympic Medalist, 22-time World Cup Medalist<br /><br />John Shima has a way of seeing the small things...It's the advice offered on how to tweak these details that makes a big difference. That's just one of the qualities that make him a great coach. --Andrew McNamara; 2013 World Championships AA HOA<br /><br />Working with John Shima is an experience I'll never forget. He read me like a book. John's passion for shooting and coaching was so impressive that I will never forget what I was taught. He's a true gentleman of the sport. --Nick Aird; 3-time All Australian Team
zlib_text: THE SEARCH FOR TRUTH 
  Essentuki - about 1918 
   
  I have already said that there are people who are hungry and thirsty for truth. If they examine the 
  problems of life and are sincere with regard to themselves, they will very soon become convinced that it is 
  not possible to live as they have lived and to be what they have been till then. That a way out of this 
  situation is essential. 
   
  That a man can develop his hidden capacities and powers only by cleaning his machine of dirt that has 
  stuck to it in the course of life. But in order to undertake this cleaning in a more rational way, he has to 
  see where, how and what should be cleaned; but to see this of oneself is almost impossible. In order to see 
  anything one has to look from the outside; mutual help is necessary. 
   
  If you remember the example I gave (of identification) you will see how blind a man is when he identifies 
  with his moods, feelings and thoughts. But is our dependence on things only limited to what can be 
  observed 