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I read somewhere that there are people that can activate their knowledge right after they photoread. In other words, right after photoreading they know what they read and understand it [like reading war and peace for the first time and knowing what happened]. Has anyone been able to do that here? If so, can you tell us about it and if you can keep up this learning capacity?

I suppose that it comes after alot of practice.....

man, if there is a way to learn that i want in on it. The only thing i've heard close to that is how some people have good connections with their whole mind so after they photoread they can immediately begin answering factual questions about it. But thats just factual, its not comprehension or understanding.

I do it when I do Direct Learning of biographical material. Usually, after the second book, aspects of the personality take a definate form in my head. Franklin was a very jovial, very funny figure. Da Vinci was very much the pedagogue.

In a sense it it is all spontaneous activation. The problem is that it's a sense of inner knowing and because your conscious mind is so slow in processing the information you need to get it to come up. One way to experience instant activation is to have a question before you PR the book. for example what word is the adjective for enormous, huge gigantic and is a derivative from a character name in a story. PR a dictionary to see if you can find it. You may while photoreading suddenly know the answer or you may have realised the answer already from your previous flips through the English dictionary. Spontaneous activation.

Until you get asked questions about the book or topic that you photoread there is no need for your inner mind to throw it up to your conscious awareness. Remember your conscious awareness has other priorities. So until you ask it specific questions sponateous activation is going to remain pot luck. It occurs when you accidently ask the right question.

To experience what spontaneous activation is like PR a book that someone has read and is familar with and get them to ask you questions. Multiple choice yes/no questions.

As for knowing the story in a similar sense as having 'read' the book... well that's where the slow poke conscious mind usually switches over... it takes a while for it to recreate the story, you'd have to sit there thinking about it. Just recall a memory of what you did yesterday... recreate it as if it was a story, you'll notice that it takes time and, well, try and stop your mind from wondering off to something else? That's why the manual activation techniques are useful tools. They keep your mind from getting off track and onto building more useful neural pathways. And the more you have the more information you can hook up with and understand. The easier it becomes to learn. Once you have the information there you make associations faster.

The information you PRed is there and ready to come up any time. The 1 to 3 hours you spend activating isn't really reading. It's learning in a sense. Redefining and creating more neural pathways so that not only do you have a conscious knowledge of what you PRed but also so that you can link to it new creative ideas. Not just from books but life experiences as well. To see others' ideas in ways that the other may not have realised that it can be used. It's for getting the conscious mind to work with the inner mind. Manual activation is the discipline training for inner mind / conscious mind communication connection. Ask the right questions and you get the answers. With enough activation practice you start discovering the right questions so activation can become faster.

Alex

what about knowing where something is in the book?

i got an email [i had them send me the PR video and have gotten some emails from it] and it said that a systems administrator or something, some guy who works with industry sized air conditioners [ i think ] was called out to a company that he hadnt done any work for in the past, and they had a problem. when he looked at the system he saw 2 blinking lights that he, or someone else there, knew were irregular. he didnt know what they did so; he entered active mind state, did "a few other things" [what?], and photoread the manual. then he got paged, and when he called the guy he asked if he knew anything about the system. then [according to the email from LSC] he realized the info he needed was on page 145

do you guys have any familiarty with something like that? do a photo photoread and then, moments later, know where something was? maybe its spontaneous activation? like alex k said, knowing the question before photoreading, and then it spontaneously activates afterward?

i think that was a bold claim [in the email] because it suggests that, with a little practice, i could do the same thing.

someone in my post said that PRing works great for open book tests because you can then flip to the page in the book where the information is, and that would be really helpful, so please tell me

is this true?

thanks
andrew
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i think that was a bold claim [in the email] because it suggests that, with a little practice, i could do the same thing.

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but hey, maybe i can

That is exactly what the dictionary excercise is supposed to do...

you photoread the dictionary and then think of a word and most people that do it suddenly know where the word is on the page and sometimes even what page it is on!

I happens to me regularly. I use the technique to find information from web pages. Ask a specific question, open all the finds in the search engine PR each page and know if the data/information I am looking for are on the page.

I also soved a computer problem by obtaining some information about dos commands to bypass my windows operating system and save some important data. Took me 3 minutes to find the informatin by Photoreading the book (knew I PRed it while flipping pages) just went back to the page and knew exactly what I needed to do.

Alex