To follow are the emails we sent to our customers last week...
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Greetings,
I PhotoRead a book called "Quantum Physics and The Mind" -- or something like that -- way back in 1985 when Paul Scheele and I were first playing with PhotoReading.
That afternoon I watched the Minnesota Vikings play at the Metrodome. In the boring third period I leaned back and stretched. I must have accessed some sort of accelerated learning state, because all of a sudden I saw concepts and ideas from the book floating around me. A three-dimensional graph vibrated, pivoted on its axis about four feet in front of me.
It was the most vivid and the uttermost fascinating vision of my entire life.
I wondered for a moment if others were experiencing the same thing when -- poof! --it disappeared.
As Paul Scheele says, you cannot be in a experience and analyze it at the same time.
That next Thursday I met with a friend and client of my business from before Learning Strategies. I told him of PhotoReading and the "activation" from the Vikings' game.
He said, "Pete, my background is in physics. Can I quiz you about the book?"
I held my breath, crossed my fingers, and said, "Sure."
He asked me a half dozen questions, and they all seemed to correspond to those images I had seen in my mind. I simply described them. Then he asked me something about the fourth dimension, and I did not know what to say.
So, I asked him to ask me a couple of "true and false" questions, which is one of the things we teach in PhotoReading.
I closed my eyes, got into state, and signaled him to fire away.
He asked the first question. Intuitively I said "True."
He asked the second question. Intuitively I said "False." And that triggered an activation of more information. I went on talking and sketching things for him on a piece of paper.
When finished I asked him how I had done. He had not given me any feedback along the way.
He said, "Well, you did not speak as a physics expert, but you spoke as a lay person who knows a heck of a lot about physics."
Remember, I had only spent a few minutes with the book. 10 tops! I was thrilled.
I had been discussing the concepts from the book in terms that made sense to me. I wasn't using the jargon.
That's actually one of the things I love about PhotoReading. The system makes it easier to understand complex material.
If you have not yet experienced something like that...
If you have not taken PhotoReading to the outer limits...
If you have not been able to tap into the vast resources of your brain to the extent you desire...
Then, attend the five-day PhotoReading Retreat with Paul Scheele in February.
This is the first time we've offered this special PhotoReading intensive. It is designed to help you make a quantum leap in your PhotoReading skills and to have a personal transformation in your life!
I'll send you more information tomorrow.
The only prerequisite is that you've done the PhotoReading seminar or the self-study course. (By the way, the 2004 schedule is now posted on our web site: http://www.learningstrategies.com/photoreading/Seminar1.html )
(If you haven't done either, I'll be doing a 45-minute "Introduction to PhotoReading" TeleSeminar in a couple of weeks. If you want to encourage a spouse, friend, or associate to join you at the Retreat, tell them about this.)
See you tomorrow. I'll have all the details of the Retreat ready for you.
Regards,
Pete Bissonette
President and Ace PhotoReader
