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#29715 07/19/02 07:29 PM
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I've recently purchased the PR course, and today was the first time that I tried the system. While I was reading the book, I tried the tangerine technique at one point, which worked. I felt weird and reading was very smooth. I haven't been able to repeat the exact same experience since, but I went ahead and tried to PR anyway. I prepared to PR - went through the book in 8 minutes, reading titles, subtitles, etc, writing 20 trigger words and then reviewing. Then I stated my purpose for reading the book, I closed my eyes, imagined the tanerine at the top back part of my head, opened my eyes and flipped, flipped, flipped. While I was flipping I tried to see all 4 corners of the book, but I didn't see the blip page, which I have earlier during "practices", and I felt very weird, almost dizzy. Is this normal? And was I doing PR in the "accelerative learning state"? I kept chanting that "re..lax, re..lax" thing, and was very conscious of my body and surrounding.

I haven't activated yet, I'm going to wait a couple of hours to do that.






#29716 07/19/02 09:50 PM
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Very good, you did everything correctly. That weird feeling was the accelerative learning state. It's funny how people like you can make the system work so easily, while others pressure themselves to the extent that they fail. Good luck with activation, tell us how it goes.






#29717 07/20/02 01:35 AM
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The experience you felt is sometimes called Beginner PR Syndrome. After a while, you won't feel that way. In fact, it will probably take you less than five books for the feeling to not come to you anymore.








#29718 07/20/02 02:15 AM
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quote:
Originally posted by youngprer:
The experience you felt is sometimes called Beginner PR Syndrome.

No it's not, you made that up!







#29719 07/20/02 04:00 AM
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astrowill quote:
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Originally posted by youngprer:
The experience you felt is sometimes called Beginner PR Syndrome.
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No it's not, you made that up!

LOL!






#29720 07/21/02 05:36 AM
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hah what is youngprer.. some psychologist trying to diagose this fella?
hah

trying to sound 'old' and just backfired on him.

[This message has been edited by krisk (edited July 20, 2002).]







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