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Hi, I am a beginner. I have PhotoRead several books and I don't dream about them at all. I cannot create mind maps about them because I only remember the information I have previewed. I can't recall anything. When is the time when "everything suddenly makes sense"?

Another question. I understand that Photoreading can go up to 25,000 words. Does the entire process of reading the books take a much longer time? If so how do people read short passages at that speed?

To improve the chances of recalling a dream about your book, PhotoRead an emotionally charged novel right before you turn in.

"When everything suddenly makes sense?" Usually after a one or two or several manual activation sessions. (step 4)

A byproduct of using PhotoReading is, your regular reading skills for short passages and single articles increase 2-3 times faster. Subvocalization is slashed to a minimum.

Thanks for your reply.

So is it possible to dream about a maths book?

Is it any more difficult to activate short passages if I were to read the whole thing in minutes (e.g. SAT comprehension passages)?

I also would like to know wat Mark is asking... And also wat about photoreading from ur own maths notebook filled with derivations and examples. Wat about photoreading previously done exercises?

I highly doubt it. Slow reading math books can't give you that so PR can't either. What you're asking for us either up to pure memory and practice or some new learning strategy. I learned this in learning Shorthand and spanish. PR the books gave me this vague feeling that I already knew it but forgot it and the exercises were just triggering my memory again but in reality I've never seen it before. So "learning" it took less time and I could cover more ground each day. The "work" wasn't replaced and sometimes I really hated doing it but what can you do.