Forums IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ PhotoReading, Memory Optimizer What memorization technique is used in PR?

Hi,

After / whilst your are PR'd a book how do you actually store the information, so that you can access it later on?

Mark

let it

its not a consious thing, but the activation process will help it resurface into your consious mind for future recall. Im sure ramon or youngpr are gonna give a better explanation in a few min.

[This message has been edited by Mastermind (edited March 17, 2002).]

When doing the PhotoReading step, your brain is downloading the information, recieving it, and then immediately: it processes it.

It's like biting a cookie. You don't know why it tastes that way, but it's not like you have to concentrate to taste it.

The information, although you don't remember it, is being stored into your subconcious mind. Your subconious is able to process over 20,000 things at once, unlike your concious which can do only 7. Do not even worry about recieving the information. Know it is in your mind, and know that it is going to be recalled. Affirm your purpose.

Doing the activation techniques in step 4 allows you to recall the information at an accelerated rate.

Bottom line: it's as easy as walking. Just don't think about it.

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Originally posted by Mastermind:
let it
its not a consious thing, but the activation process will help it resurface into your consious mind for future recall. Im sure ramon or youngpr are gonna give a better explanation in a few min.

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And since when do we let youngprer, and razordu/Ramon handle all of the beginner's problems on the board??

lol Geez. Don't be so lazy! At least try to answer the questions without just saying, "Let Ramon and youngprer handle this one."

Hell, I've gotten pretty lazy myself:

I was this close to hitting the "back" button on my computer because I figured, "ah, there's a bunch of blocky texts by youngpr and mastermind, I'll let them handle this one."

=)

Then I saw my name stick out and I'm like, wow, that's ironic.

You guys got it, it's all the awesome power of the subconscious.

Who wants a cookie?

-Ramon http://razor.ramon.com

I would like a cookie.

Wow, thank you Ray, Im sure Im supposed to draw a compliment from that.

you respect me, you really respect me ....