quote:
"""Entering PhotoFocus has an immediate effect of creating a brainwave signature characterized by higher amplitude waves in both Low Beta and High Theta simultaneously. Curiously, ALPHA is NOT very active. In fact, it seems remarkably supressed. That makes sense in that our goal is not to connect the conscious and nonconscious during PhotoReading, but to route information directly into the nonconscious. Alpha is known to mediate between the two. We see Alpha show up in activation, and in more elevated amplitudes than with regular reading."""
OK - just as well I didn't try and use alpha then! The quote is from one of Paul Scheele's posts in the following thread... http://www.learningstrategies.com/forum/ubb/Forum8/HTML/001489.html AJ
it should be clear, if you read the photoreading book (or have the course) - remember, paul has you entering relaxed alertness ("alpha") during 'prepare' and 'preview', then suggests that you move even deeper ("theta") before photoreading.
just my €0.02
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