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#28132 05/13/02 06:09 PM
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Hi, I just started trying out the Photoreading whole mind system. Guess all the other steps go smoothly except the mysterious Activation Step. I am confused about the whole concept of activation and comprehending the material that I had photoread. Somehow, I just got this impression that comprehension comes from the consious process of going through the book during the activation step. What you had superread/dip and rapid read go into registering in your mind and remembering while those that you skip remains hidden. Thus resulting in the multiple reading and activation required to form the basis of comprehension.






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The activation step takes the information that was put into your unconcious mind during the photoreading step, and helps it be recalled into the concious mind. As you go through, notice certain parts that appear important to your purpose for reading the book.

Do multiple 30 minute activation passes, and try building a mind map. Yes, it does/can take multiple passes at times. Build comprehension in layers from whole-to-parts. Notice that it comes at an accelerated rate.







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