Gianny,
It is unnecessary to "get the blip page" it works fine with a soft focus.
My suggestion is that you turn the book upside down. Soft focus on it and imagine that an X has been drawn through it linking the outer corners of the book crossing in the middle. Just gently gaze at the point in the spine where the imaginary X crosses (the middle of the book). From there do the rest of the steps (page turning and chanting etc) and finish on a positive not as Paul says. Using the imaginary X technique you have 5 points to keep in your vision the four corners and the middle of the book. That is how you ensure that you are soft focusing on the whole 2 pages.
Let the blip page come when it comes, if it comes (it's not necessary) It's just a method of knowing you've changed your focus from a hard looking at the word focus to a looking at the whole picture focus. The reason I suggest turning the book upside down is so that you avoid reading the words and avoid getting caught up with regular reading. It still goes into the inner mind the same way and works just as well I often photoread books upside down as it is easier to turn the pages on some of the older books.
Alex
