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#34969 02/14/03 09:38 PM
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I have just got done trying to activate my first real book today, I have all of the comprehension that i want.(The main points of each chapter) Is this fully activating the book? Or do I need even more comprehension? Such as know ing more than all the main points. I did experience a slight tingling for a few seconds but I'm not sure if this meant that the book has gelled for me or not. I'm trying to fully activate 12 books like Dana said so i want to be sure that I am fully activating them. Thanks

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#34970 02/14/03 10:43 PM
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I don't think that tingling is a sign of gelling.

Normally, I would say you stop layering when you have as much information from the book as you Want. However as part of the 12 books towards instantaneous / spontaneous activation I would suggest that you layer and maybe go to rapid read until you feel you have the same level of comprehension that you would if you had read the book regularly.

I'll be looking to see what others think.

Good luck Aaron.

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#34971 02/15/03 04:05 AM
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If you feel that you have everything you want/need to know then the book is fully activated for you. If you have doubts (and by your posting the question I would suggest that you are having doubts) I suggest a rapid read to assure yourself that you have in fact got all the information that you desire from the book.

You might find this necessary for a few books. Later you might just ask yourself 'what am I still missing? Or what else do I need or want to know? and find yourself opening the book to superread and dip for the additional information.

Alex








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#34973 02/15/03 04:27 PM
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Thanks for your response but i have a quick question. This will probably sound stupid but... I was wondering what exactly an activation pass is. Is it super reading and dipping through the whole book like you do the first time? Or is it answering all of your mind probing questions for that session? Just want to make sure I'm doing it right.






#34974 02/16/03 04:48 AM
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It's the time you set to get the information from the book that answers your questions about the book. First time the whole book through is usually a good move, as this helps you form better mind probing questions and subsequently going to the parts of the book that answers your questions. This can be where-ever your inner mind takes you to explore the book. This can be exploring just one chapter of the book.

Alex







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