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#18711 11/24/00 07:07 AM
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Is it possible to Photoread in busy environments such as on an airplane, subway, bus or cab? Can you effectively PR if there are too many things going on around you, or once you get in to the photofocus state do those things seem to fade away into the background.

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Wayne






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You forgot to mention amongst young children as well!!

The ideal scenario is to have a peaceful enviroment free from distractions ... however, anything is possible. Take Pete and Paul who have given countless demonstrations on PR on TV,radio in front of sceptics!! They have always succeeded ... so if they can perform under that type of stress ... then PR'ing in a busy enviroment is possible!

Secret is to have the ability to 'shut out' outside interferences ... as with anything, the more you're subjected to that enviroment, your body will adapt in time.

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Michael Saikali







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Today I was with my girlfriend at her moms house. My girlfriend was walking around the house doing different things (laundry in particular). I was bored and decided to PR a book while sitting on the couch waiting for her. So I did. By the way, I am still learning to PR.

While I was PRing, I was vaguely aware that she was moving around the living room, but I had no idea what she was doing. After I finished, I was surprised to see a basket of folded towels in the laundrey basket not 5 feet away from me.

My point is that if you practice with distractions around you, your concentration will develop to where you will block them out. It does take some practice though.

Hope this helps.






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Thanks guys. I'll keep at it.

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I am able to photofocus just about anywhere. The key is to be so relaxed that disturbances don't throw off your focus.

Although, I do find that activating is more difficult in a chaotic environment.









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