Forums IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ PhotoReading, Memory Optimizer Ph for lawyers!

Hi Guys!!
After a lot of time a can see and maintain the blip page!
Now I'm Going to photoread my first university book, wich is a large one and tecnical one.It's thw most important book for lawyer in Italy and I'it's about 1000 pages.
Any suggestions to treat it?
And...I have no clear some things:
1)how many pages can I activate in a day (also 1000)???
2)As first time do you think it's too hard to phread a book like this?I really want to do this exames but it's my first experience...?
tnx a lot for the suggestions!

PS how many times a day I have to listen to the paraliminal cassets?
Do you think if I records those with my voice It's better??

*Sara*

Common Sense, a guy on this forum may be able to help, I think he's a lawyer.

You have a few questions there. All of which are adressed in the book / course.

Changing the order, you should start with an easier book. You want increase you success experience. The PRWMS suggest a non-fiction and non-technical book of about 200 pages. This gives you a structure material to read, and the information density is not too great.

That said, yes you can use this very big and important to you book. You just have to be very easy on yourself. You are going to do a lot of learning as you go about activating your first few books. You might want to try some easier material. Something without any pressure associated with you having all the knowledge in the book. Pressure / stress is a killer to the whole system.

If you real large technical material, the PRWMS says you are to treat each chapter as if it were a book in itself. You often hear that you should PR the entire book. Wait at least 20 minutes. Then PR 3 chapters. One before the material you want to learn, the one you want to learn, and the one after the one you want to learn. There are some good reason for this. Of course you can't do it for chapter 1.

Then you do activation passes on the current chapter you want to learn.

My advice is to follow the course and do something less challenging and less stressful for your first 5 books.

Sending love,
Iam2

Set realistic goals for yourself sire83/Sara.

It would have been best if you had worked on activation while you were gaining your photofocus skills.

Have you tried activating any book yet?

Chunk down that textbook into chapters. Treat each chapter as if it were a book itself.

Steps:
Photoread the whole book; yes in one sitting if you can it may take you 10 to 20 minutes so if you feel you need a break turn back 12 pages or so and start photoreading from there so you have a slight overlap if you do the book in sections.

Activate for 30 minutes go through the whole book. It shouldn't take you more than 30 minutes. You are only trying to get a feeling, idea, visual impact of the content of the book.

activate Begin with the chapter that most interests you. Take a moment prior to activating this chapter to photoread that chapter the one or 2 before it and the 1 or 2 after it. Work in layers. I.e. in 20 to 30 minute blocks activate that chapter and take a break then in another 20 to 30 minute block activate further. Repeat these cycles till the chapter/book has gelled for you.

Ideally as Iam2 has already stated. It is best to learn the photoreading system on books where you have no emotional investments involved. Once you know the system you can confidently use it efficently on any material.

Alex

The Memory Supercharger; it is recommended that you listen to it once a day for a week then once a week for the next 4 weeks or whenever you feel inclinded to.

Same pattern is appropriate for Personal Genius.

Personal Genius can be used prior to studying, or often preferred in the morning; Memory Supercharger... after studying or in the evening, is a suitable pattern.

Alex

TNX a lot for the suggestions...
I've got the learning course but, of course, I can't understand all Paul said (I'm Italian).
I've already tried to activate my first book(no the one I've told you yesterday):a 260 pages philosophia book (an another exam, easier thaan the first).
My difficult is that I really can't perceive when I have to dip into the text, or better when I perceive it I've notice that information are strange: I read some sentences of a chapter but it seems not to have a logical order...
I always put my purpose first and I repeat what it is, but it seems not to work...
tnx

*Sara*

Purpose is one thing. However to get answers from the book you need to have specific questions. Imagine that the author/s of the book is sitting in front of you... what questions would you ask of them? What would you like them to explain to you? When you're clear on that you'll find dipping makes much more sense.

Alex

Dipping.
Relax, really relax as you super read. Pay attention but don't put all your consciousness into the noticing. Noticing any changes. Notice anything that is not part of the super reeading process. Did you eyes stop for a second? Did they jump to a word just are you turned a page? Did you feel a little tension or relaxation any where as you go along.

Now TRUST yourself. You are getting messages to dip. Just notice them, and trust them. You will dip in the correct spot.

Notice how you feel when you select to dip. Notice how you feel when you select where on those two pages to dip. By noticing you will learn how to follow your inner minds directions.

The universe rewards action. Notice and dip and you will be rewarded, with a great connection understanding of you signals.

Sending love,
Iam2

Hi Sara,

Do Italian law school's use the 'case method' for instruction. How is your textbook organized?

Chapters?
Cases?
Examples?

Let me know, I'd be happy to help you utilize the system most effectively.

Good luck,
CommonSense
gene_bryson@yahoo.com

Ok...I'll try tomorrow.
Tnx a lot!

To Common sense: We use a different organization from the American one.
we're organized in laws, that is to say that we've a lot of laws regarding everything (laws hat many times are in contradiction).
They can be made by the state or the "districts"and the lawyer is the one that look for laws to defend his client...

My text books states and explain the most important laws of each area (the economic one, the private one, the public one and so on) that are in some large books called "Codici" that contais all the possible laws in circle.
There are some few exemples...and some cases, but they're used to make you understand the application of laws.
That's enough?
Tnx

*Sara*