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hey everyone, can I assume that your individual experiences with photoreading have been similar to Enchantedsuperstar's? Give me some feedback, and get detailed.






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Well, PRing didnt seem to be clicking until I did what Margaret suggested for superreading and dipping. I read Into the WIld by Jon Krakauer. I wanted to find the passage that told where the main character went to college. I asked myself to find this passage, and I got a strong intuitive signal when I got to a certain paragraph. Sure enough, it was right there! It also worked when I asked to find the first time the main charagter hitchhiked and got picked up by another guy in Carthage, South Dakota. Keep trying!






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hmmm...on my blip pages, usually towards the right side of the blip is more "dominant" i guess you could say? while flipping through the pages during photoreading, i catch myself with my visual focus leaning towards the right. anybody else get that?






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Yes, I orginally had a similar thing happen, it made no difference to the photoreading or activation. I later found out that this was caused by a natural trait. It seems we all have a dominant eye, Originally I thought it was due to a lazy eye (well it is if we let the other eye dominate ). After a while with regular photoreading it balanced out. A nice side effect from regular photoreading.

Alex






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