When you photoread the information goes straight into your inner mind.
Activation is the process by which you bring what is in your inner mind to your conscious awareness.
There are 2 types of activation...
1. Sponataneous Activation. This is unreliable for most of our needs. Although it occurs with text books occasionally where the information has only been photoread and the student has successfully answered questions on a test. The only way to avoid superreading and dipping would be by having spontaneous activation.
2. Manual Activation. This is done by superreading and dipping. In 20 to 30 minute activation session repeated until you're satisfied that the book has gelled for you. Or to say it another way that you have brought to your conscious mind the information stored in the inner mind. At first a book that would normally takes you an average of 9 hours to read would require four to six activation session (about 2 to 3 hours) for you to gain the same and in many cases better comprehension of the book. That is a saving of 6 to 8 hours of reading initally. It gets even better with practice.
So if you photoread the PhotoReading book then inwardly you know the information that the book contains... now you need to use superreading and dipping to bring it to your conscious awareness.
Alex
