Forums IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ PhotoReading, Memory Optimizer Headaches

I just finished PRing a 200 page book about 15 minutes ago. Since I came out of the accelerated learning state, I've had a small headache. This isn't the first time it's happened either. It happens pretty much anytime I come out of the accelerated learning state. Is this normal? Is it because my brain is working to process the information?

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I Photoread the first chapter of an "Abnormal Psychology" college textbook, waited twenty minutes, and then used Super Reading and Dipping to activate. I had a headache, but I still remember the material, and that was a couple of months ago. I love it!

Remember in the movie "The Matrix" when Neo was reconnected with his "real" body and he asked why his eyes hurt? Morpheous (Morphious?) said, "You've never used them before."

After photo reading I seem to have a little pang of pain on the right side of my brain. I suppose it is because I'm stuffing new info into the right brain where it is not used to being. I've also noticed that when I regular read and sometimes when I dip I find that the left side of my brain feels something I can't really say it is pain but it is definately working. Hopefully the pain is your brain building new neural pathways .

"Take the red pill and I'll show you how deep the rabbit hole goes" - Morpheus

I have never had any pain in my head after I finished PRing or activating something. Sometimes I do feel like my entire brain is swelling and getting bigger after PRing or activating. It's almost like one of those compressed sponges when you first put it in water and it expands to a much larger size. I love this system.

"There is no spoon." Neo

Can building neural pathways cause pain? Is it possible that the headache is eye strain?

I have a funny twist on ESP. If we want the spoon to bend and we just bend it with our hands, the thought occured in our mind first and the mind instructed the body to "do it" so technically we can all bend spoons with our minds ("it is not the spoon that bends, it's you"). Same goes for levetating things, just pick them up.

If I want to read someone's mind woundn't it be easier to just walk up and ask them to honestly tell me how they feel about something?

If I want to know events before they occur why don't I just stop caring about events and then it doesn't matter. If life goes up or down, then the effects to ME are the same so technically I know the future then. I know it won't matter.