Hi TJ
I normally take to learning like a duck takes to Macrame cord weaving, but yeah, I'm really getting somewhere with PhotoReading.
I havn't been PhotoReading long, maybe only two weeks, but I know it's starting to work. I think the key is to go in open minded, be playful, and follow the instructions. I was dubious at first - I couldn't get the 'blip' because I have very little sight in my right eye.
I have to admit I'm finding scanty results in manually activating the information, but after two weeks, who cares? It'll happen!
Three things have really impressed me so far. Firstly, I have been PhotoReading about four Social Psychology text books a day (I'm studying Human Communication here in the UK), and although I can't manually activate the information(yet), I have begun finding answers to communication problems in my personal life, and I've started to pick a up *lot* more subtle NVC cues. The effect has actually been quite dramatic for a beginer. Just lately comms theories that I havn't even heard of pop into my mind. I kinda think to myself that I'd just made the theory up, until I go back to the books and find it!
Secondly, when I PhotoRead books that I manually read years previously, as a refresher, a LOT of theory I'd forgotten has become clearer in my mind.
And thirdly, I went into the library and PhotoRead a few novels last week just for fun and practice. Each time I read a novel, I pick up more and more vibes and get a 'feel' for the book.
Don't give up, it does work :-)
Rich
