Forums IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ PhotoReading, Memory Optimizer Very important question regarding PhotoFocus

Hello,
I haven't received my course yet, but a friend of mine recomended me to start practicing to see 3d images before I get my course.

I found out that there are 2 methods to 3d view:
Cross-Viewing and Parallel-Viewing.

So far I'm good with cross-viewing, and i'm still practicing on Parallel.
The question is...will with the PhotoFocus step either of the viewing methods work (just in case i failed to parallel-view) ?

Can someone suggest good sites (where extensive techniques on how to parallel-view) ?
I already checked vision3d.com and other sites and still not enough help.

One more thing:
What if we purchase some glasses that allows us easily to view stuff in 3d mode/parallel ?
will that help?

hope to get real serious answers.

Thanks alot.

I don't even know what those words mean, Paraview etc. I think that right off the bat you're complicating things and that won't help. Photofocus is VERY simple on top of the fact that you don't even have to do it the way they say to do it. Have you ever "looked" at a magazine while not focusing on any individual words on it? Kinda like the gaze you have when you daydream and you're looking at something but what you "see" is just your mental movie going along. That's the gaze I use. I notice the whole 2 pages and the change in white space that happens as I turn them. VERY simple.

Okay, another question then....

When you gaze or daydream how would you know that it is enough or correct what you done?

and when you don't focus on a specific word and instead on the whole page, do you recognize/understand what you see?

I'd have to go with andy on this. You're getting into really detailed stuff, and making it seem much more complicated than it is.

Also for not having recieved the course or having looked at the book yet, a lot of your questions you're asking will be answered on the first tape.

I wouldn't say I'm very skilled at PhR'ing but I've seen it work already for me. As much as anyone here with stress, the 'gaze' you look at a page with will refer to, time and time again, is the "coctail weenie" effect. You should find an explanation on the board about it, and for sure you'll learn it in the study course.

If you can do 3d magic eye pictures you should have PhotoFocus down. If not, there are other ways Paul Sheele explains you can get PhotoFocus by making the imaginary X connecting the pages.

Just know that it's easy, it works and get ready to blast through books, magazines, and text at amazing speeds. Enjoy the course when you get it.

Optical-i, thanks for your moral support!

i'll do my best so that this system works w/ me.

Thank you Andy too.