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#215 05/16/02 08:46 PM
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I am trying to get an idea on other techniques for direct learning with Genius Code. Usually what I will do is just what the CD tells me to do. But, It doesn’t seem to activate the material in the depth I would like it to. I started to think about it in more detail. I thought, I should try to remember as much of the material as possible. Do a review, than Direct Learning. So, when I’m in my peaceful place, I go to the future and see myself using as much information that I can remember from my review. So, the steps I will take are:

1.) Preview
2.) Photoread
3.) Review
4.) Direct Learn

So, when I Direct Learn the material, I will remember what I can from the material, than apply it in my Direct Learning session.







#216 05/16/02 11:01 PM
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NeoZon, you recently posted: Yes, I own PhRding, NB, IM, DA, CA, and PF. I found that all these courses have help me tremendously.

I find it hard to believe that you do not know or have not used prior to GC--- direct learning.

Get out your NB book and look at it 2/3 of the way thru...look on the right hand side of the page.

The first thing i did was purchase the New Option Generator paraliminal as mentioned in the book.

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#217 05/16/02 11:03 PM
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Nothing, not even GC, covers Direct Learning any better than the NB book. I've been using it for a long time now. I love the New Option Generator paraliminal.






#218 05/17/02 03:48 AM
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Actually, I have had a lot of success with Direct Learning. I definitely know that Photoreading works. I get great benefits from all the current activation techniques currently now available. I’m just looking for a better activation technique. If the information is being stored in our brains somewhere when Photoreading, then there must be some other technique that can bring total recall. The information is there, It just that are conscious mind is not aware of it. Now, I’m starting to understand deeper, about what they mean about building neural connections. But maybe I believe that after you Photoread, the information is processed, packaged, and then stored. I was trying to find a way to get at that stored information instantly. Be able to cause the Ah – Ha feeling consciously.






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NeoZon,
This is exactly the opportunity for you to use advanced civilization for direct learning. You are very clear on what you are looking for, so go for it.

Please be sure to post what you bring back. I, for one, will be most interested. I like your wanting to bring about a conscious a-ha experience. I haven't had too many of those.

Here's my perscription for Direct Learning. I will either PhR books prior or after holosync. If you don't use holosync, then after some kind of brain entrainment music will do. I use Pete's contest setting, which is a darkened room w/ only the light to PhR. Then i only use max. 5 books. Sometimes only a few.

I always use New Option Generator or, if i PhR prior to holosync, i just listen for awhile and then float up over my time line and begin NOG on my own.

Then i go to sleep and never think about the stuff again. I usually see some definite improvement. When i look back over my diligent intuition efforts on my behalf over these last few years, i'm very impressed w/ my advancements. When i look to the horizon of my ideal, well, that's another story

I forgot to mention that i do go to level 3 times a day for Silva programming. I highly recommend people to go to alpha level 1-2-3 times a day for 5-10-15 minutes. good--very good--excellent Please notice how it is not good, better, best. I have good days, very good days and excellent days. Not all my days are excellent.

layers is where it's at in direct learning

What is your setup for Direct Learning?

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#220 07/04/02 07:30 PM
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Hi Margaret

Is it possible to be more receptive by using Holosync while Photoreading? I see you use it before or after PRing, you gave me the idea of using it during. Page turning occassionally makes me flustered, so brainwave entrainment could help? If not Holosync, is it better to use another company's brainwave entrainment for an alpha state? I know alpha is the state to use for Photoreading...I'm wondering if Holosync is okay, seeing that I'll have my eyes open, and constantly climbing out of the lower waves. I only have the Euphoria Holosync, and I would use that.

Thanks,
Grant






#221 07/05/02 03:25 PM
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Grant,

Try a moodscape type tape. One that give you nature sounds. Waves, waterfalls,streams etc. Many find them relaxing in their own right. Research has also shown that for reading these types of tapes even help to reduce subvocalisation.

For accelerated learning you can use Baroque music or even Mozart. Good ones are Vivaldi - The Four seasons, Holst - The Planets, Bach Brandenburg Concertos Nos 3 & 4 Handel - Music for The Royal Fireworks. There are also more modern pieces however I personally find them as as irritaing as elevator Muszak. :-)

Vivaldi's Four Seasons is exellent if you want to make your own learning tapes. You play the music in the background while reading the stuff you want to memorise. You speak with the same strenght as the music - soft, forceful, even toned. Play that back for sleep learning... it doesn't matter if the music winds up being softer than the vocal.

You could also use the sound from a light and sound entrainment device or even bwgen in the background, These all help you remain in a relaxed learning state.

Alex






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quote:
Originally posted by Margaret:
Here's my perscription for Direct Learning.

I always use New Option Generator or, if i PhR prior to holosync, i just listen for awhile and then float up over my time line and begin NOG on my own.


Margaret, do you use the New Option Generator or the New Behaviour Generator?







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