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Hey,

There is some material that I want to photoread. The thing is that I've read this stuff in the past, but I dont't necessarily remember it. Will the fact that I've already read this material make a difference to the photoreading?

The normal photoreading steps are first photoreading and then activating, but since I've already read this stuff, I just thought about this.

Thanks


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The steps that are completely unique to PhotoReading take so little time, just go for it. By doing this you will place in your OTC mind material that previously you explored only with conscious intervention. During subsequent activation, you will be better placed to learn what is there, of interest to you.

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PhotoRead anyway. Nothing ventured nothing gained.

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I have an exam coming up in two months. I have five subjects out of which I have read some of the material of one subject.

Any tips for being able to do these five subjects successfully in two months? I feel its enough time. I'm studying law btw...



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