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#19697 02/10/01 10:42 PM
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I noticed that when I am in the photofocus and flipping through the pages, I can see the things around me (outside of the boundaries of the book).
I assume that this is a good thing.
But when I try to expand my view and 'see' the corners, I notice that the photofocus gets shallower (meaning the blip page gets thinner).

Is this okay? Or am I doing something wrong?






#19698 02/11/01 09:03 AM
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Thats perfectly alright. Don't worry yourself with the blip page. The blip page is only one of the signals which tells you that you are employing eye divergence. Sometimes i don't even see the blip page myself and yet i still manage to achieve success in the photoreading phase. The main thing is to attain a relaxed alertness. One signal that tells me im in the relaxed alertness state is when i can see a beautifull tulip, my trigger image, blossm, and a Bee hovering over it.







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