Inchiki,
I haven't dubbed the tape yet, believe it or not I'm currently lacking a double cassette deck (in the process of relocating). Hopefully, though, I'll be able to dig one up and make it soon. How long have you been listening to yours? Any effects? I read one of Pete's posts where he said there was a reported case of someone developing a photographic memory by listening to Mem Sup 24 hours a day for a month. If I get the Natural Brilliance course I'll include the N.B. paraliminal on the sleep tape as well. Natural Brilliance, Personal Genius, Memory Supercharger over and over and over, all night long. That's got to do something to the brain!
I have had success with superlearning. About a year ago I put 300 new vocabulary words/definitions, paced every 8 sec, with 60 beat baroque music on a tape. I didn't listen to a tape more than twice and remember the word to this day. Lately I've been typing tons of words/definitions into the computer and plan to "superlearn" them all. The big pain is obviously the time and effort in creating a tape, but in my limited experience it does work. As I mentioned above, photoreading the vocabulary books or dictionary, in my opinion, will complete the process by helping to deeply integrate the new words in the mind and make their usage more spontaneous and natural. Besides a larger vocabulary, what I'm really interested in is the supposed globalization of memory improvement, the potential for hypermnesia through this method.
Currently I've been more focused on putting together a solid, direct learning session. My main challenge has been deciding on which materials (books) to include. It wouldn't be a bad idea to open a post just for the purpose of listing great books to photoread or direct learn from. . .
