Forums IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ PhotoReading, Memory Optimizer Kaiden's unpleasant experience

In an earlier thread, Kaiden wrote:

...I can't say how, except to say that something broke the barrier between preconscious and conscious processing. It wasn't a pleasent experience overall, but the things that were good about it changed my outlook on a great many things.

What did you mean Kaiden? What made it so 'unpleasant'?
Anyone else having similar experiences?

Rogier

I don't know about breaking a barrier, but I didn't have to do Step 4 - Activation on the last book that I PhotoRead. THAT was interesting. After the PhotoReading step, I looked back through the book, and I got this redundant sort of feeling telling me, "You already know all this, why are you looking through the book again??"

I looked through, and it was strange to find that I DID already know everything in the book. lol But before that, I was like, "Hey, what's all this?"

-youngprer

Fascinating.

I'll buy the Photoread-course this summer and start using it. Reading comments such as these makes me want to start today. = )

Tore

wanting to read more about Kaidens experience tho...

This was before I learned PhotoReading. It was unpleasent because the merger of conscious and preconcious data provided something very close to the "Witness" perspective of Natural Brilliance, including a total inability to lie to myself. I had to face all my inner demons all at once. It is one thing to know about Samsara. It is quite another thing to become one with Darkness behind the universe and see Samsara from the outside looking in.

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Originally posted by Kaiden:
This was before I learned PhotoReading. It was unpleasent because the merger of conscious and preconcious data provided something very close to the "Witness" perspective of Natural Brilliance, including a total inability to lie to myself. I had to face all my inner demons all at once. It is one thing to know about Samsara. It is quite another thing to become one with Darkness behind the universe and see Samsara from the outside looking in.

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Right, so...I'm 'fused here. Samsara is...?

At first glance, this sort of sounded like what happens to dyslexics when they experience disorientation, but...now I'm not so sure.

-youngprer
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