Sorry for the mistake!
1. Dana is a tutor at LS. He said he often PhR's a book b/f doing anything at all. Then he does the preview step (sorry about writing prepare).
2. When i started studying for the MCP certificate, i used Personal Genius to set some goals over a weeks time. At the same time, i also PhR the course manual daily. Nothing else. After a couple weeks, i just started activating parts of the book that interested me. Then, right before the test, i PhR the book once more.
3. Yesterday i PhR the I Ching lectures. Then about 30 minutes later, i did the preview step. BUT, before i did the preview step, i wrote down some things i hoped to gleen from the book. When i did the preview step, i was amazed to see how my questions tallied even w/ topic headings. Today, i just PhR the book again OPENING UP myself to whatever feelings were there at the time of PhRing. So far, i've spent about 45 minutes.
Tomorrow i hope to start looking for material that answers my questions. I'll use super read & dip. If i happen to notice something that seems interesting, i'll note it down using a pencil highlighter i got from Levenger. I like their pencil highlighters b/c they don't dry up & aren't too bright.
So, yes, i PhR first & even PhR a few times till i feel comfortable w/ the book. It doesn't take much time & when it's combined w/ the Personal Genius tape or w/ visualization, it gets me amazing results.
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Originally posted by allenhm:
Hello Margaret:
You're telling me that you photoread first, then prepare, then photoread the book again, then you allow the information to incubate for 24 hrs, then you activate??? What happened to the previewing of the book????? and do get into the accelerated learning state prior to photoreading?????
