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#27115 03/16/02 06:08 AM
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so who here actually got a good result with the dictionary game? did you imagine where the word was and what page what column etc...?








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yeah the first time I did it, I photoread the letter 'A' in a dictionary and when Paul said to imagine a word and try to see where on the page it was, I suddenly thought of "attack", saw a dictionary page pop up in my mind; then I saw a line go red and when I checked in the dictionary, thats exactly where "attack" was located.
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well, that was enough to convince me!






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I nailed the first one dead on, even though it was slightly past the pages that I had photoread. The next few were not so accurate, often ending up in the correct position on the opposite page or column, but still pretty close in the general sense. I think I had only one total miss.

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i got the wrong page on the first one, but i got the right side of the page, right column, and right position

i knew i photoread A, and i just thought of the word affiliated, i was just thinking of where it would be, and casually i got the impression it was on teh left page, left column, and upper part of the column,
i went to look it up, and was amazed to see it there. I was like 'whoa!'

and a question, when we photoread, we have to 'open our field of vision' when we read, are we supposed to see the words all blurred or not?






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I usually get 3/4, but your results are 99.9% more likely to improve the more you practice PRing. Great results are often easy to achieve after a couple of years of practice.







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