When PhotoReading you do NOT cross your eyee! You relax your gaze and allow your eyes to focus beyond the book slightly - rather than crossing your eyes are actually parallel. The blip page is an optical illusion created by the slight divergence of your gaze and is not the important part of the PhotoReading process...it is nothing more than a tangential side-effect that lets you know that you have the relaxed gaze that is not "hard focusing" on any one part of the page.
The dictionary game is a useful tool to prove to yourself that something is happening during the PhotoReading process, and PhotoReading the dictionary also helps build neural pathways. However, I recommend PhotoReading anything you can get your hands on that interests you and activating whatever you want to know more about. One of the prime components in the whole PhotoReading process is purpose.
Craig M. Parsons-Kerins
-The East Coast Omni-Heurist!
