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Dear all,

I am a secondary Student.
I have learnt PR some while ago, while it worked in some situations, but in some subject I cant manage. Can You gauys kindly share experiences and methods on these subjects?

1.Science-subjects(Phy, Chem, Bio)
2.language
3.Maths
4.History

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Rudolf


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It's important to remember to study in layers.

Maths is not about reading it is activation by doing the exercises.

Same goes for science.

Unless you have a super visual memory and can seen the processes in your minds eye as you are reading you will need to do two things,

1, chunk it down. Doing it in segments or better yet
2. Do the experiement, or maths to see it in action.

History,

Who, what, why, whe,n where, and how... mind map each of those question.

Language
PhotoRead, grammar books, vocabulary list, dictionary, exercise books daily. Supplement by activating a few teenage readers, Listening to the language through TV or Radio whenever possible and using the language whenever possible.

Remember too, without a purpose you don't know what you're looking for and don't know when you're done.

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Alex K. Viefhaus, thanks for your reply.

now i have 2 more questions.

1. i remember you saying that you PR over 90 book on a trip to the bookstore. what is your purpose. how do you enter the relaxed state with so many people watching ( i mean you put an imaginary tangerine on your head and stuff.)

2.where is the top back part of the head EXCATLY?


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Yes I am also interested in the process of going into Borders/ Waldenbooks/ Barns & Nobility or the Library and PR 30 to 90 books.Anytime that I have tried this I don't activate necessarily..Is that right???

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My purpose was to buy about 10 book of interest to me in relation to learning, brain, mind manifestation. Stuff that I can use for the project that I was buying the books for.

I went to the bookshelves and PhotoRead first the shelves then trusted my intuition to pick up books to PhotoRead. This included titles that I found off putting. So I didn't PhotoRead every single book on a shelf. Bypassed ones I've PhotoRead activated before or already own. Call it my 'activation' of the bookshelves. After PhotoReading those 90 books I did my second activation and picked up the books that were going to be of interest.

Through my experience with PhotoReading I've learned to trust my non-conscious mind more than my conscious mind. Too often I have found that books that I've bought with conscious reasoning when another part of me was saying no. The books were a waste of time. Just a rewrite of material I've encountered elsewhere and a disappointment. So I've learned to trust the non-conscious. The reward has been that I've also read books I normally wouldn't read and gained some terrific insights.

I am *Prepared when I enter the bookshore, (I know my purpose) Tangerine, Preview, Bookshelves, In Photofocus I notice the shelves. I then Activate by selecting books.

Preview, front and back before PhotoReading the book. Replace the book. Go onto next book. Then activate by going back over the shelves and notining which books grab my attention. Might PhotoRead it again do a mini postview and decide.

The top back part of the head is the point where the hair on most people falls in a circular pattern or the mini bold spot.

Alex


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Alex,

But you have never photoread the book before so how does your non concious mind know whether it suits for you?

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Doesn't matter if it does or doesn't It selects the titles of interest much the same way as I have alway been attracted to books. Now I know which ones I am attracted to faster.

The difference is I PhotoRead them before I buy them. It has saved me a heck of a lot of money on disappointing books.

Alex



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