Forums IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ PhotoReading, Memory Optimizer photofocus trouble

I just started reading the book on Photoreading and I really want to get something out of it. My problem is that I can't seem to get into photofocus.

- I'm rather baffled by the Tangerine Technique. What am I doing here exactly? I put an imaginary tangerine on the back on my head... am I supposed to put my eyes there too? I go crosseyed if I try to do so..

- When looking at a two-page spread in a book, how is it suppose to look? Whenever I see the blip page, text from both pages comes together and the center and overlaps, jumbling up everything. How is it SUPPOSED TO look?

I really want to get the hang of this to further enhance my schoolwork (I'm a Junior in highschool) and pretty much every other aspect of my life. Could anyone help me out here?

[This message has been edited by mihasiu (edited July 07, 2004).]

mihasiu,
The tangerine is a point of conentration put it a few inchez above the back part of your head then move on with the system.
The blip page looks like a page an arc then a page like the cocktail weanie. It will be fuzzy a little as long as you have the blip you got it. Don't fixate if you can't get it. Just relax and flip.