Forums IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ PhotoReading, Memory Optimizer Photoreading and right brain learning

Hey guys..

Photoreading is whole mind system, right? means we use our subconscious mind and conscious mind at the same time.
I recently came across with this phenomenon of right brain learning, which promises dramatically mastering even the toughest subjects within a very short time. It takes some practice of about two three weeks though...

Are you guys familiar with this phenomenon? how different is photoreading than this right brain learning? Some of the activation techniques of photoreading use right brain learning, but it still uses the traditional superread and dip.
And also how much of the subconscious is made of right brain and left brain? any idea guys?
thanks...

There are many accelerated learning courses and techniques. Depends on what you are comparing. PhotoReading is for getting your reading done faster and yes you do apply some accelerated learning techniques when you apply the system as taught.

If you want to get technical.

The Corpus Colosseum processes about 3 trillion bits of information a second. The conscious mind is aware of about 2000. So what we are capable of is much greater than what we think we are capable of.

Alex

I wasnt referring it to any other course though, dont know even if any exists.
It is just some tailor made techniques people discover and use for themselves. However, the results are way superior than traditional learning patterns. It may surely have to do with reading, I dont exactly know, people just call it right brain learning.

hey, Here I found one! this seems to be just a book and not a course though. 'right brain learning in 30 days- the whole mind program' !

whole mind program!? sounds similar to the 'whole mind system' isnt it?
Amazon product description says-
''Right-brain learning rallies the powers of your intuitive and nonverbal right brain to help you better absorb all kinds of new information in your personal and professional life. Opening up right-brain channels of learning should make you much more adept at absorbing new concepts and mastering complex skills that simply bogged you down before.''

Mind mapping comes under right brain learning. It's not exclusive. Since the right brain is spatial. Likes art, colours.

It's more a question of balance. Do brain gym exercises. They click on your left and right brain.

Alex