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Originally posted by Dana Hanson:
-- "burning in" new neuro pathways directly between your visual conscious mind and the place in your other-than-conscious mind where all the patterns of text are imprinted during the PhotoReading step, with the activation techniques of Mind Probing, SuperReading & Dipping, and Mind Mapping

OK, I'll confess, that is magical. This leads to many of the special effects that aren't really mentioned in the advertising because they're just too unbelivable, such as enhanced intuition, lucid dreaming, improved vision, improved coordination, and a few other "free gifts" that have nothing to do with reading per se.

As mentioned in the book "The Goddess vs. the Alphabet," the act of learning to read changes the working of one's brain. Learning to PhotoRead also changes the working of one's mind. I would say for the better.






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I see then

Well, at least now I can distinguish my intuition from my......arguing over analyitical mind.

I just thought of something, if the magic is burning in new neurological pathways then I would like to have some feedback on this new goal I thought of

(In Reference to mathematics)

-To make the obvious connections that I am not seeing

This goal I derived from human history
Throughout our existance, we knew that our minds were powerful and indeed they were. Yet, despite how powerful our minds were, we didnt exactly make the obvious....choices or add-ons.
For Example

Ice Cream was actually invented in 3900 bc. Yet it took some brilliant man 4000 years later to invent the ice cream cone

Man had grain, he had animals, but it took him five thousand years to come up with the idea of putting apiece of meat between two pieces of bread and call that a sandwhich.

Not seeing my point yet?

In 1793, the first modern flushable tiolet was built by a man named John Crapper (yes thats where we got the name crap). But it was until 60 years later before some far more brilliant man came up with tiolet paper.

Somehow, I need a goal or suggestions for a goal that would instruct my mind to.....make obvious connections and......bring....other information as a sucessful complement to my.....ideas, methods, tactics and so forth. (Like the flushable tiolet and tiolet paper)

Thanks for your help so far

[This message has been edited by Kenji (edited July 24, 2003).]






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"Personal Genius" plus see if you can get the CONNECTIONS series from your library.

That show is really mind-blowing.






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Oh, one other thing. According to his website, Win Wenger comes up with a great deal of good insights and inventions. Einstien Factor and/or Genius Code might give you results equal to his.






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