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I just have a few questions...is this gonna hurt my brain or anything some way cutting my life span?!?
It is exercise for the brain that helps to keep it active well into old age. 
On the whole no more than regular reading does.
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Or maybe...give me dreams at night which scare me or something like that which I saw some post on here about lucid dreaming which sounds weird too...I dont really know anything about all this mind and brain and subconcious reading...being able to control dreams and waking up whenever...thats a lot of mind stuff...Doesnt even sound human. I am just normal, go to sleep and wake up, might have had a dream but I wouldnt remember it.
You might remember more of your dreams - they can be pretty interesting. As for being scared by them - well it's a piece of irony, you create it and in effect never give yourself more than you can handle anyway. If you have something weird happening in your dreams there is often an interesting message in it. As in that lucid sream you mentions. The individual may have been giving himself the message that there is something in his outer life that he thinks he moved past on, however he has not and is likely to repeat the cycle until he 'really wakes up'. That would be my interpretation if that were my dream however it wasn't therefore it must be assessed by the individual. In any case should something like that actually happen to you, rest assured you can handle it.
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My other question is, how long does the whole process take? I was reading where you have to get in the right state of mind, do the reading, and then all this activation stuff...If the PR only takes a few minutes all sounds good, but if the activation and planning and everything else you have to do takes a long time to do, you might as well just read it normally.
To actively learn with the course you are looking at approximately 12 hours and during that time PR and activate 3 book.
The photoreading system will help you get through your reading in 1/3 to 1/5 the time it takes you to regular with with the same or even better level of comprehension. For me it beats regular reading anyday. While the system sounds like a lot of work in browsing through the forum rest assured when you actually do the course they make sense and are each easy to do if you allow it to be that way.
You'll read for enjoyment. It's not necessary to 'read' a book a day; usually we recommend PhotoReading 10 books a day for a week and activating one of them for a couple of months. That is more like reading one book a week. It helps you to on the road to mastery of they system.
None of the tapes will require more than 45 minutes per side of active learning. You listen you stop and do and listen. The maximum time is 45 minutes most are less. Then you move one to the next side/ next tape till you worked through the course once. Then you can go back and redo whatever part of the course you want to do again later or even do the whole course again. There is no need to spend more than the suggested time 'practising'; the sooner you go through the course and understand they system as a whole the sooner you do Photoreading. After that it becomes a matter of using the system and noticing yourself getting beter and better at it.
Alex
