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I continue to try and photoread and nothing seems to be happening. I took tests on the material after one sleep sesion and I didn't know the awnsers to the questions. I would really like this to get work if anyone could help me I would be very greatful.
thanx
white hair

Hey, whitehair, don't be discouraged. The course said that "not knowing" comes in layers. Super-reading will trigger ideas later on. Also, don't be too static in the steps, but somewhat flexible.

I got a lot of help from coaching on the phone. In the case you haven't, it's a lot faster than posting a thread. Be persisent!

whitehair; what was your purpose? what did you want to learn from the material you were photoreading? tell us what your purpose was for photoreading the material and what you were hoping to get from the material. tell us the keywords you wrote down from the material and the questions you had for your keywords. let us know what you were looking for when you were superreading and dipping. photoread4me

Hi

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Originally posted by whitehair:
I took tests on the material after one sleep sesion and I didn't know the awnsers to the questions.

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Did you manually activate the material after that sleep session? PhotoReaders do experience situations where spontaneous activation kicks in. Most of the time, however, we have to manually activate back to consciousness the material put in there during the PR process.

If you did activate, please tell us how you did it, and we can let you know what you could try to get PR to work for you.

KWLee

If the material you photoread is absolutely a new subject for you you might find it takes more than a night to incubate. Photoread it again and when answering questions trust your intuition. Let it flow. Like using the the technique of freenoting the first few lines may not feel like the answer start noting them down anyway and you often find the answer coming up to you. That's why multiple choice questions are easier the answer is right there.

Alex