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#20909 04/23/01 11:57 PM
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hey, i have got yet another question for you guys...

I just tried photoreading something for the first time and after i finished i had a physical feeling in my head like i was working my brain out... (yes, i know, that sounds sort of wierd, but that's the best way i can describe it.) is that normal or should that not be happening at all? Perhaps am i just "dazed and confused" by the new experience, i don't know. Any thoughts would be much appreciated!

Thanks alot!

[This message has been edited by meisjohn (edited April 23, 2001).]






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Meisjohn,

Completely normal in the beginning. I had almost forgotten about that sensation until you brought it up.

Remember you're building neural connections everytime you PR and store information into the mind.

I'd take it as a sign that you're doing just fine!








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thanks alot mike. I wasn't sure if i should continute with it, because it was kinda freaking me out. I'm glad that i'm doin it right.

God bless.






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i felt it 2 .






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Yes, I felt that too, and that's what encouraged me to continue with phororeading.
But if I don't feel it, does that mean that I didn't get to the ideal learning state for photoreading?






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I get the feeling my brain has been working too. It seems like it's mostly in my frontal lobe, but also a focused point right behind the bridge of my nose.

Does this sound familiar to anyone?







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