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#32920 12/05/02 03:32 PM
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Hi, everyone.
I just wanted to report on something. I am learning PR'ing from the 3rd edition of the book. I have found that it helps me stay "in state" while doing the PR step, to get the "blip page" and still do the imaginary X, and notice the corners of the page. Also, sometimes I will bounce my eyes from corner to corner along the 'X' while maintaining diveregent gaze. That seems to make it harder for me to regular read the words. I sometimes still find it hard not to regular read while PR'ing, and POOF, the state is gone. Just thought I'd share that.

Bill






#32921 12/05/02 03:38 PM
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Photoread the book upside down. You're less likely to get caught up in regular reading the text.

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#32922 12/05/02 04:00 PM
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I like to imagine the outside white margin around all of the text, as if it is a picture frame. I keep my attention on the framework of the white margins.

The type of vision you use during the PhotoReading step is almost identical to the vision we use when you're driving a car. When you look through the windshield and see everything with that "soft gaze."

Just remember to use the pre-affirmations from page 43, the 4-3-2-1 chant while turning pages, and the closing affirmations from page 51.






#32923 12/05/02 09:21 PM
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quote:
Originally posted by Dana Hanson:
I like to imagine the outside white margin around all of the text, as if it is a picture frame. I keep my attention on the framework of the white margins.

The type of vision you use during the PhotoReading step is almost identical to the vision we use when you're driving a car. When you look through the windshield and see everything with that "soft gaze."


You like using the face don't you, Dana? You use it in nearly every single one of your posts.

I usually imagine the text becoming alive and having a 3D feel to it, the information being scanned and burned into my memory.

[This message has been edited by youngprer (edited December 05, 2002).]






#32924 12/06/02 12:21 AM
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Originally posted by youngprer:
You like using the face don't you, Dana? You use it in nearly every single one of your posts.

(edited December 05, 2002).]


And why shouldn't he? He's a cool guy! :P







#32925 12/06/02 12:35 AM
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Or he's trying to hide the fact he partied late into the night and just doesn't want Paul or Pete to know!!!

Come on Dana admit it. That's an old Jedi trick I use to use at work!

LLL

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#32926 12/06/02 01:18 AM
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Or he's trying to hide the fact he partied late into the night and just doesn't want Paul or Pete to know!!!

Come on Dana admit it. That's an old Jedi trick I use to use at work!

LLL

Michael Saikali


Ba ha ha! For some reason, I'm not quite sure Dana would be real into doing a huge party night. I won't speak for 'em, but...that's my suspicion.

I think that Paul, Pete, and Dana's idea of having a party night is having a huge slumber party, starting in the morning with 4 hours of PhotoReading and mindmapping, then into the early afternoon with 2 hours or so of QiGong, followed by 3 hours of Image Streaming, 45 minutes of Paraliminals, and then when they're all partied out, they go to sleep and fight each other in their lucid dreams.

"I fought both of you," Dana says.
"Who won?" Pete will ask.
"Me."
"That's weird! I won against you!!"







#32927 12/06/02 04:02 AM
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A reminder - 10th post from top: http://www.learningstrategies.com/forum/ubb/Forum9/HTML/000299.html

Dana shared a personal insight, something the moderators are not required to do. His signature belongs to him, just as Yoda's inscrutable rubbish belongs to Yoda.

Photoreading works, and I particularly dislike the notion that people might be flocking off to Reading Genius simply because we run a circus around here.

KWLee






#32928 12/06/02 01:42 PM
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The only time I drive with a soft gaze is driving home from the library after PR'ing.






#32929 12/06/02 03:33 PM
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quote:
Originally posted by Michael Saikali:
Or he's trying to hide the fact he partied late into the night and just doesn't want Paul or Pete to know!!!

Come on Dana admit it. That's an old Jedi trick I use to use at work!


Well, not so much now, but back in college days....







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