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#22364 07/25/01 12:11 AM
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When I lay down to sleep I see words scrolling on my eyelids! Is this normal? I have been reading apron 4 or 5 book a day for a week or 10 days now and have activated 2 of them. I have been reading classic novels on http://www.classicbookshelf.com/Reader/Search.htm?skw=The+Trachtenberg+Speed+System+of+Basic+Mathematics and have read the majority of them.

I only have time to do this after 10:00 at night because of children in and out of the room. Sometimes I am up to 3:00 in the morning reading and studying PRing and PRing the books on the classic sites. Maybe I am doing it too much!

Hawkeie







#22365 07/26/01 05:11 AM
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Hello to you Hawkeie,

From what I can see, you are on target. I think there is a point in there where trying to PR with a tired mind may not be as productive as a well rested mind. (But you have to get the time in that you can)

If you are seeing the text scroll past your mind's eye while you sleep, then your mind is working on the information it was given.

But you present a good question. Before you sleep, you see scrolling text. A?> is this the mind's eye visual queues that its process the data or B?> is this the optical nerves reproducing the stimulation it just received?

My take is that its a visual queue of your mind's eyes. This would be something worth experimenting with further. (IMHO) What if... You could PR a book, lay back and perceive the visual queues on your eyelids. If that was further developed, then could you send a request to the back mind to present the data through this means? If you got to a point where you could do that, could you then further the skill so control the speed of the text? Are we then talking about PR a book then laying back and reading the book as you would normally but using only your mind's eye to do it?

My take, this is all possible.

Other's ideas?

BlkWolf







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