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#32859 12/03/02 09:45 PM
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quote:
Originally posted by chilli:
I do have another question: I have trouble focussing on the tangerine. It seems like i focus in the wrong direction.

Does anybody have expercience in using your '3rd eye' as a camera? So you make pictures or a movie with your forehead/mind? Is this working or should you focus on the back of your head?


The tangerine is at the back of your head and your mental focus should be there. The idea is to trigger your 'reading' portion of your mind. The 3rd eye is more useful for internal visualisation. Mostly the tangerine technique is used to help the brain focus on 'reading'.

So focus at the back of the head for the tangerine technique it does make for faster reading speeds even using the regular reading method.

Alex






#32860 12/03/02 10:40 PM
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Haha, I value my intelligence too much to take drugs--I don't even think genius code could get it all back!






#32861 12/03/02 10:49 PM
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Now! you're talking with good sense.






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There are a few things that you can add to your body to help in PhotoReading. The first is water. Water is essential in the proper function of every organ in your body, including the brain. The second is choline, which the body can turn into the neurotransmitter acetylcholine. While stimulants like nicotine and caffene mimic the effects of acetylcholine, the body can turn choline into the real thing.






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