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#30984 09/11/02 02:08 AM
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I received the course yesterday and actually began today. I went from the first tape to the fourth in about 12 hours and I can say I have learned a lot about photo reading!! First of all, the dictionary game was a total success. It was amazing!! I photo read all the way into the middle of the dictionary. I followed Paul’s instructions and the first thing that came to mind was the word "toe" but I insisted to myself that I thought of that word because I saw a picture of a toe right before I closed the book to activate. I didn't have any spontaneous words pop into my head at first but after awhile for no reason I can think of, the word "fin" popped into my mind. I imagined it on the right side column on the right page about the 5th word down. Interestingly enough, when I went to look up the word I actually opened the dictionary to the exact page of the definition and it was exactly where I imagined it! I have just finished photo reading the Whole mind System book and am waiting until tomorrow to activate. I am very excited to find out how well my mind was able to process the book.

Now a question to all you master photo readers: If I can see the blip page without any trouble and keep it, does that mean I will have better results when activating?

Thank you in advance!

Always the Optimistic point of view!

- Meurphy







#30985 09/11/02 02:18 AM
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Congratulations, and good luck with the rest of learning the system! It's very good that you have had success with the dictionary game the first time around. It's always good to have confidence boosters like that. For me, it was the tangerine technique that really pulled me into this system.

And as for being able to easily keep the blip page:it doesn't make you better or worse, but it is simply just a way of knowing you're maintaining a divergent gaze. The X technique works just as well, and often times for something like a computer screen it's as simple as getting a center point and then looking at the outer space of the point to maintain divergence. (Without moving your eyes, of course.)

I hope you end up loving the system as much as many of us do.







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