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Originally posted by krafi:
Dear AlexI do understand that the subconscious (the illusory division of mind)has far greater resources available to it then we can consciously imagine! Never the less there has to be a technique that would bring the focal plane in exact position so there is a distinct clarity to the text because i have been practicing wityh Stereograms (3D Macic Eye) and though i cant see the embedded image by focusing on it or directly looking at it, however it still is extremely and errily clear with an awesome depth to it. So WITHOUT CLARITY photoreading will eventually become a headache and any person will loose interest.
Not so. You need to realise we want to read the material non consciously. if you keep looking for clarity you are just going to lose Photofocus.
I suggest you use the imaginary X Technique instead.
Pay attention to the pattern of white and the four corners of the book. If you are focusing on the words and have clarity then you can bet you are well removed from PhotoReading.
If it becomes a headache, you're crossing your eyes.
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You see blip page is easy stuff with a little practice ofcourse but untill we have complete clarity to words we will never be sure if we are really getting it or just take it on faith! Please i need some SPECIFIC TECHNIQUES on to how to get clarity around words. Anyone please help on that cause my gut feeling says that it wont be as effective as it would be with that magical clarity! It all boils down to that cause believe me if u take a stereogram and there is no clarity you will never be able to truly make sense of it and mind it we use the same divergent eyes when looking at a stereogram that we use for photoreading. Please help!!! Thaning you in advance!
love
Rafiq
It boils down to practice when you hit on the right you are ready you will notice that you already have that clarity, The words seem to lift of the page. If you want that you need to keep PhotoReading and until you get that you are a beginner and as a beginner the words are blurred or fuzzy not because they are blurred or fuzzy but that is how your mind is telling you to see them. Keep PhotoReading and you'll notice a change.
Alex
[This message has been edited by Alex K. Viefhaus (edited November 08, 2004).]