Forums IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ PhotoReading, Memory Optimizer Blip Page

Hi everyone, After doing these exercises and photoreading, have you noticed that your normal field of vision widens?

Thanks
KM1304

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Originally posted by CommonSense:
No problem.

Now take your stereograms - one page in each hand - put them side by side in front of you and take an "bay window ocean view" into the white room beyond both pages.

Train your eyes to take in more by learning to diverge even more. A book will be child's play after that.

Good luck and...
CommonSense

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Welcome Flaff, I too can not see the blip page. I do see the ghost image of a whennie but not the blip page. I do see the 4 corners, so as Paul says if we don't see the blip page, then we will still be able to PR.

KM1304

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Originally posted by flaff:
Hello everyone!
I read Paul's Photoreading book and it says there that "even if you don't see the blip page, you can still be a proficient photoreader" (focus your eyes on the center crease, and see the four corners) . I'm curious, since I'm one of those people who can't find the blip page

How many of you guys here can photoread with good results WITHOUT seeing the blip page?

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Hi commonsense, yes I would love to. Please start another thread. What will it be called?

KM1304

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Originally posted by CommonSense:
Downtown:

What if you could better the chances of spontaneously activating the photoread material *where* and *when* you wanted to?

For example, let's say you photoread material on fixing your computer and thought to yourself, "I wish I could better my chances of spontaneous activation *while* I was fixing my computer." I think you can, but I don't know if Learning Strategies has figured it out yet.

I'd love to know if anyone else would like to learn how also.If so, I will start another thread to that affect.

Let's be real clear here - I am saying that you can use the PWMS to do this. I'm not advocating using anyone else's stuff. This is the best system in the world as far as I'm concerned.

Let's just say that there is always room to accelerate your progress.

Good luck, and...
CommonSense

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