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When i read a book i imagine what's in it-i saw things,smell things,taste things,feel things.Isn't this the same as imagestreaming?Doesn't reading create also neuro links in our brain ?Then it comes that every "reading a lot person" is a genios?What is the difference between reading and imagistreaming?And what about watching movies-again seeing imagies and expiriencing smells,noises,feelings and so on?Doesn't this create also neuro links in our brains?






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In fact they are more smart people among those who read books than their are among people who do not read.

But their aren't many people who can smell really smell/taste/see the things they read about as if they were reality. If there were reading a cooking book would help people to lose wight.
But for most people their is quite a difference between reading about a meal and eating it physical as well as mental.

So it is easier to take something that is already reality.






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That's the authors image stream you are reading.

When you do image streaming you create your own. Getting in touch with the answers you already have for your questions.

Most taste, smell and touch when reading a book uses remembered experiences.

Image streams will to and they come together in different ways so an image stream lets you be the creator of the story.

Alex







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