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#41000 03/17/04 05:05 AM
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I just wanted to say that while I do not conciously know what I am doing while I photoread, I do know that it has a huge effect.

I have particularly noticed this with my Spanish. One of my goals was to photoread the Spanish dictionary and my Spanish text. I also used the Easy Learn Spanish (which I got my library to conveniently order 4 copies of)

Next, I get to practice everyday because of my work environment.

My Spanish is getting dramatically better, and I am not even trying that hard. (as in memorizing long lists of words, ect.)

I do make mind maps of related topics, but I don't really struggle that hard in learning the language. When I want to know how to say something, I look it up or ask a Spanish speaker. It is a natural evolution that takes place everyday.

I still want to have more conscious control over my photo-reading (i still am not good at activation and probing) but my unconscious comprehension has impressed me. (via my moods, dreams, 'inspirations,' ect)








#41001 03/18/04 03:46 AM
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If you want to improve your activation and mind probing I suggest you do the 5 day test on a few books. Explained on page 67 of the PhotoReading book. This is an excellent exercise that quickly builds ones PhotoReading skills.

Alex







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