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#29282 07/03/02 07:40 AM
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After photoreading I feel a not unpleasant buzzing in my skull. As I relax a bit more it dissipates, but I have noticed a definite ceiling on the number of books I can photoread... more than five books in a sitting and my head feels like it's chock full, heavy charged with energy. I have occasionally used chi gung-like movements to move the buzzing sensations down and out of my body, but the heaviness persists. If I try and read past the limit, I feel dizzy.

I'm a pretty experienced photoreader. Anyone have any idea what's going on?

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It seems like you've got other things going on in your mind... Your mind may be busy processing something that is very important to you.

Why don't you ask _yourself_, what's going on? And when you ask, listen carefully, very carefully... -purjo






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I've been experiencing the same sensation after photoreading. The sensation does seem to dissipate after a little time goes by. I'll analyze that more and get back to the forum.






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I get a tickle in my stomach about halfway through a book, never gone away during the process.






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Drink water before your session... also enjoy it it means your brain is ticking on the circits.

Alex







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