Forums IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ PhotoReading, Memory Optimizer The Top Names for Archive Searching

Through continiously searching the archives for information reguarding various topics related to photoreading, it seems that the top non-LSC names for "searching by user name" are:

allenhm
-"allenhm's right.
As you develop your skills, the words will become clearer, but don't worry about it. Simply allow it to happen as some point in your life."-Pete Bissonette, talking in a topic with allenhm about PhotoFocus. Check out this name - allen knows his stuff.

Michael Saikali
-Ever since this online forum nearly began, this man's contributions have proved to be amazingly beneficial. Everything from Steps 1-5, to enlightening success stories.

razordu30
-Loaded with tons of help posts. Just about anything you can think of that you need to know about the system.

Margaret
Although claiming not to be good for the list, there is still loads of information available to any PhotoReader. Garenteed to bring something new.

AlexK
-Great information about the system, and intellectually stimulating insights on tons of topics both having to do with and not having to do with PR.

youngprer
- Ah. . .well - here you'll likely be lead to comparison of Christians, Jedi, and PhotoReaders put together, telekenisis, and other things about the paranormal. Don't expect to find great mind map info, though. Too bad.

mgrego2
-Hey beginners! Skeptical? Don't be. Observe as mgrego in some topics talks about the disbelief, followed by the triumphant "hey, this actually works!" Everything from the journey to excellence in PhotoReading, to Natural Brilliance.

CommonSense
-Discover various techniques, and key mindsets/attitudes to have with PhotoReading when going through the many texts of CommonSense. Wise advice is contained within these posts.

ckerins
-Looking for information or wondering about the Silva Mind Control methods? This is one decent user name that will lead you to some past active discussions about that. As usual - get info on the system.

Andy030
-Andy, like nearly every PhotoReader has gone on a long developed journey into the unknown, and has come out with excellence. If you're interested in the alternatives of the system, or just want to see some great ideas, have all the above be a nice dinner, and Andy030 be a delicious dessert.

Wow'za! Been a while since this thing has been updated. Oh well. Good think Krisk started posting to this thing, starting all of the commotion! (You trouble maker!) Hahhaha. j/k But hey - as I said before I do intend to work on the descriptions in the future.

Also note that you can find great info by searching the LSC names of PhotoReading. Dana Hanson, PeteBissonette, and PaulScheele all offer great advice, and through them can be found classic success stories, and professional knowledge of the entire system.

[This message has been edited by youngprer (edited July 12, 2002).]

I offer myself for assistance.

Alright. CS, you're added. I take a look at a lot of the topics and replies on these various people before deciding to post them.

Maybe this thing will become "The Unofficial PhotoReading Coach Guild." Hehehehehe.

Cool! I made a list! My high school guidance counselor would be proud.

"What are you gonna be when you grow up?"
"Actually, sir, I'm gonna..."
"You're gonna be short, that's what you're gonna be."
"Yeah...you're probably right."

My guidance counselor was always one for accuracy in lieu of ambition.

-Ramon http://razor.ramon.com

I would like to add:
Michael Saikali and Margaret to the list

Not me b/c i'm not technical. But you, Michael, allenhm, mgrego & certainly ckerins. But none of us post the way we used to. It's just too tiring and fortunately there are great young people coming along who are ready to share the ins/outs of PhRing. And probably many before us.

Dana and Pete are also great names to search under.

Personally, i find it hard to believe Youngprer's ability to dish out the advice like he does. There are some very impressive teenagers here. Noone would ever guess their age w/o being told.

[This message has been edited by Margaret (edited May 21, 2002).]

Hi Margaret:

Just read your post. Quite uplifting I might add. I visit the forum on a daily basis. I check it periodically each hour. Im always astounded by the posts our young Photoreaders leave in their wake. Makes one feel rather proud. By being a martial arts instructor for many years, I always impart on my students that "The best way to see if you know something, is to teach it". I have found that I've learned more from the beginners than the more advanced ones. It doesn't mean that since I'm the instructor that I can't learn from a beginner. Some of my best lessons came from beginners and that forced me to become a better instructor. So basically I'm forever omnipresent on the board, but I lurk in silence, reading and smiling as these young new, shall I say "hot" photoreaders blaze a new trail.

Margaret, Margaret, Margaret!!!!!!
COME ON NOW!! Don't downplay yourself like that. Eventho you claim that you are not the technical one, I'd give anything to have the ability to use my intuition like you. You are the person that got me into Holosync w/your Quietude cd. Remember when I asked you "What was that"????

allenhm,
nope, i don't remember I talk too much and thereby lose some of my mental acuity. What to do?! But i can guess b/c i love that quietude cd.

Anyway, you have been pretty silent lately, so it's very nice to hear from you. swish I do like your moves....flirt...flirt..flirt

Margaret: Behave yourself!! No need for everyone to know whats going on . Yes I have been quiet here lately, but that doesn't mean that I'm not here. I watch, observe and study. If I feel the need to Jump in, believe me, I'll jump. But from a familiar saying from Star Trek, The young ones "Have the Conn". I'm very impressed and proud of them also. Wish Photoreading was aroung when I was young and in school.