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#24552 11/04/01 12:20 AM
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I want to attend the pr/seminar. But I have a question to anyone who has attended this.
I have the home coarse the one with the tapes. If I do go to the seminar I am afraid that when get there I will already know everything that they are teaching and would have wasted the money . I guess what I am trying to say is does the seminar differ from the home coarse? And if so; how ? What all do I get for $750 dollers? Just a live teacher.







#24553 11/04/01 06:44 AM
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I've wondered the same thing.

What are the odds of there being a seminar in Buffalo NY or Erie PA?






#24554 11/05/01 04:29 PM
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The PhotoReading weekend seminar training is the quickest, most effective way to learn the PhotoReading whole mind system. The certified instructor moves you through the whole process and teaches each participant how to do all of the techniques properly through various active exercises. So, at the end of the Sunday session, you can start using PhotoReading right away. You receive a 15-page playbook, a copy of the 3rd edition "how-to" PhotoRead book, the "PhotoReading Activator" cassette tape and the "PhotoReading Tips & Insight" cassette tape.

The homestudy course teaches you from a different approach over eight audio cassettes, with techniques optimal for self-learning. Tapes 1-6 teach you the whole process in bits and pieces. Then, tapes 7-8 put all 5 steps together as you begin PhotoReading your own books. It takes anywhere from 12-16 hours to complete. It is very thorough. The homestudy course is not included when you enroll in the seminar. But, seminar graduates can purchase the self-study at a special price of $149.95.

The closest the PhotoReading seminar comes to New York area is Secaucus, New Jersey. We will be in Philadelphia, PA on August 23,24,25, 2002






#24555 11/05/01 10:57 PM
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Thanks Mrs. Hanson






#24556 11/05/01 11:02 PM
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You're welcome.

And, to clarify, I'm a 28 year old male, who was named after a 1950's actor "Dana Andrews."






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