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Originally posted by cironick:
But I read that my vision would probably be blurred. So my question is: SHOULD the text be blurred to be PhotoRead correctly, or is the goal of someone practicing PhotoFocus supposed to be to get the text to be clear?...
Check out page 47 the two Einsteins with lighbulbs.
You'll notice that Paul speaks of a clarity to the text and how to get it. In the beginning the text is often blurred as you photoread more you develop that clarity although some people may find that it just stays blurred and that's fine too. No need to force it to be blurred and no need to force it to be clear. Just relax and grow with it.
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Also, when PhotoReading, should my eyes be fixed on the center of the blip page, and letting my peripheral vision read the left and right pages, or should I be looking (in PhotoFocus) down the text, like in the middle of the text, as if I were reading it?
Your eyes will gaze in the center of the book letting your peripheral vision see the left and right pages (you're not trying to read them).
Alex
