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I head that Photoreading enables a person to read around 300 words per second? This sounds very incredible to me, however I very much want to give it a try.

I have a question though, I have read in this forum about people saying they have a Lucid-Dreaming-Like experience after having learnt PR, I am wondering should I master Lucid Dreaming first before I learn PR? Will mastering LD prior to learning PR help?

Which way is better?

Thank you for you guys help!


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Don't know where you heard that because PhotoReading is not reading. In fact 300 words a second is not even considered "reading" anymore.

You don't have to be able to lucid dream to PhotoRead.

If you want lucid dream experiences focus on that.

If you want to succeed with PhotoReading focus on that.

PhotoReading is easier to learn than lucid dreaming.

The experiences mentioned happen occasionally> If you try to chase similar experiences I can guarantee you won't have them. If you let go and see what happens you increase the chances of it happening for you.

Alex


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Such prompt reply, thanks, wasn't expecting it. But Alex, do you know if I master lucid dreaming first, will it help me in any ways for learning Photoreading?

Thank you.


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Not for learning. That would have to be the hardest approach to learning PhotoReading that I know of.

Alex



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