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#20796 04/14/01 12:48 AM
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I tried the dictionary excercise last night with almost no result. I put this down to being tired and to anxious.

This morning however, I tried the dictionary excercise again and to my amazment, I had estimated where 3 of 4 words were on the page (round about). And on the final word - basketball, I picked its position exactly!

I don't know how I did it, it just happened.

Just though I would post it for anyone who didn't quite get the dictionary excercise. Try it again, but make sure that your well rested.

Cheers

Mr Fishy

BTW Are there any Aussies out there? (Melbourne?)






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That's really encouraging! I'm a photoreader based in Bendigo. I tried to dictionary exercise and found that I guess the exact opposite area of actual location of the word three times out of four. It was not quite as encouraging.

What you say about being wakeful it important... and rare!

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pvietch, just wondering how you are going with your photo reading?

I understand actually that there is a photoreading course in bendigo ... have you ever been?

(Here's the site : http://www.subdyn.com/schedule.html )







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The Subdyn site is MentalPhotograhphy. Not a bad product, a little overpriced in my opinion.

There is a difference between the two in terms of price and format. The two may achieve the same result ... but one (PR) keeps money in your pocket!








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The Subliminal Dynamics courses are NOT PhotoReading.

Unfortunately, the people offering Subliminal Dynamics courses in Australia distribute brochures and posters that say it is PhotoReading.

Do a "search" on the Forum to find about more about the differences between the programs, because there are big differences.

LifeTools Australia offers one-day PhotoReading coaching courses for people with the self-study course. They also expect to offer regular PhotoReading classes soon. Email them for more information.
www.lifetools.com.au






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pveitch, if you are getting words in the exact opposite reverse the position in your mind, and you will be right on. That's not that unusual.








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Hi there, Great that you are having fun with the dictionary game. I have been a PhotoReader for about 4 years now and I still get a thrill when the information kicks into my conscious mind like that!

In answer to your request about Australian PhotoReaders, yes there are at least 1000 that I know of and Pete Bissonette will probably know of more! My company LifeTools Australia distributes Learning Strategies' products Down Under and we have many thousands of devoted Learning Strategies fans as customers.

As Pete said we stage PhotoReading Coaching Days for people with the self study course. We are holding our next one next month (May 2001) in Sydney. If any PhotoReaders are interested I would be happy to give you more details or go to www.lifetools.com.au/prlive.htm

All the best.

Howard Tinker
LifeTools Australia

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Originally posted by MrFishy:
I tried the dictionary excercise last night with almost no result. I put this down to being tired and to anxious.

This morning however, I tried the dictionary excercise again and to my amazment, I had estimated where 3 of 4 words were on the page (round about). And on the final word - basketball, I picked its position exactly!

I don't know how I did it, it just happened.

Just though I would post it for anyone who didn't quite get the dictionary excercise. Try it again, but make sure that your well rested.

Cheers

Mr Fishy

BTW Are there any Aussies out there? (Melbourne?)









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Thanks for your warning Pete, I will find out the differences and make sure that I don't confuse the two methods.

Howard, I think its great that something in happening in Australia about photoreading. I would love to go, but until I can get photo reading to work and demonstrate the benefits to my wife (sheesh!) there ain't no way I'll be going to Sydney.

Are there any plans for any more events to be held in Austrlia (pref Melbourne)? I hope that you can organise some regular photo reading courses here in Australia soon, I sure am looking forward to them.

Good work anyhow! Thankyou for Keeping us Aussies informed

Cheers

MrFishy









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