Forums IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ PhotoReading, Memory Optimizer an important question for Pete.

hi,
on one of your posts u described that after photoreading from a computer terminal u started recieving images which were some sort of activation. can u describe the images? were they concrete or in a more abstract form? (as in did u c somekind of a movie b4 u??!.. or the pages of the book? etc. )

please just describe the proccess, im very curious to hear about it.

Raanan Hadar

Sorry Raanan, but where is the post where Pete describes this? I would like to read it.

sorry i searched hard & i was unable 2 find it (keep in mind that Pete had about 700 replies ).
in that message Pete answered a question & he began describing an experience he had had when he demonstrated reading from a computer terminal b4 live audience he told something like this : "when i read i had no idea what i was seeing. it was just lots of information passing b4 my eyes, l8r when i began doing the questions images about the story started forming up" (put down my shortcuts ofcourse ) anyway thats really amazing so im really curious 2 read about it further.

The images on the televison program were concrete images, but at first they were of small areas of a picture, if you will, but they quickly filled in.

In other instances, however, they were abstract, such as when I PhotoRead material on quantum physics.

How can I get my mind to formulate concepts in pictures. I'm a visual learner and that would help my recall tramendously. How can I get to that level.

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Originally posted by Pete Bissonette:
The images on the televison program were concrete images, but at first they were of small areas of a picture, if you will, but they quickly filled in.

In other instances, however, they were abstract, such as when I PhotoRead material on quantum physics.

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Pete,
Your description of the images sounds like an image stream to me triggered off by the questions for activation. Thanks guys for sharing the experience.

[This message has been edited by Curious1 (edited April 20, 2001).]

thx alot