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#43450 01/02/05 08:40 PM
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i thought to myself earlier on, and thought it would be time to once again go through the 'book' and as i was going through i have realized how my readin has increased so much.. i mean, i read aloud, and i can only just, ONLY JUST, keep up with my reading whilst speaking, meaning im speaking SO FAST! a big thanks to all who have helped achieve any thing in the production of this book!! you have been such a great help! and i just felt obliuged to say it!

thank you


#43451 01/03/05 04:14 PM
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Going through a book more than once is part of activation.

The familarity from PhotoReading and Activation makes it unnessary to read everything in detail. Rapid Reading is optional and often unnecessary.


Alex


#43452 01/04/05 06:36 AM
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?!?!! is there anything wrong with reading the 'book' again??!! i feel as if i may be missin odd bits, and possibly the bits that could make my photoreading better than it is already.. it was merely a thank you for all the people who helped put the system together!!!!!!!!!!!!

#43453 01/03/05 10:35 PM
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If you feel are missing parts of the book you are skimping on the activation step. Keep activating until the book has fully gelled. It is nice practice for a beginner to add the Reapid Reading step to check how fully they activated the book. If you missed information it means you didn't activate fully.

Once you become proficient at PhotoReading you will use Rapid Reading mainly for enjoyment reading.

Alex

[This message has been edited by Alex K. Viefhaus (edited January 03, 2005).]



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