Forums IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ PhotoReading, Memory Optimizer Course Completion!

Haha, hey guys! I'm in a very boosted mood now, because I took the time to actually finish the personal learning course. This really means a lot to me because I was naturally a skeptic, and was very worried about perfect results from the exercises. However, since I finished it attentively, I feel more confident when using the steps, because I've been walked through them during the course. I now realize how easy it should have been and how much benefit can be gained.

I hope this praise will inspire others out there.

congratulations mate on finishing the course, i've just started am on cd2 now and have had good success with the dictionary game,your comments have motivated me as i have been procrastinating about the course, so decided touse the paraliminal "get round to it" its worked well and things are starting to flow a bit more, tell me how long it take you to do the course and what sort of timetable did you follow????????

EricML,

Now try going through the course a second time to REALLY get excited.

You'll find you pick up additional insights.

Love and Light

Michael

Michaels right.

Use the system and then go through the course material again.

Then use it, and review it again.

You pick up different things each time... Hey does this sound like layering.

Someone like Alexk has gone through the material so many times and helped so many people that the material that Alexk has got most of the material memorized. At least that's the way is seems to me.

You are perfection.
Iam2

Yes, many of those page numbers are memorised as well as most sort after information. I guess that's another way to activate the PR book ... Ask AlexK .

Have fun with it. Whether you revisit the course or not use the system at every opportunity and consider doing the 5 day test on a few books.

Alex

Great Job! I have gone through my PR course 2-3 times. I would do more now, but family and friends keep borrowing it. After the second time through I noticed many improvements in just letting the information flow. My personal goal is to go through it around 12 times. I better not lend it out for a while then I suppose(sp?). Anyway thats great go through again. I highly encourage it. And way to go!

Bruce

I had a strange schedule when following the course. I intially went through the first few cd's, but I got very discouraged with the concept and my results. (Probably for trying so hard) Being in school, I seemed to never get around to being persistent. However, on a recent weekend, I just went through the rest of the course, and repeated a few of the sessions. I've never been so continuous in my learning! However, it's a weekday now, and I hope to use the system more. The main problem is, I have use lots of time to study material I don't necessarily want to study, so that proves an obstacle for me, since I am a beginner PhotoReader.

Eric just photoread the textbooks class notes and everything that comes into your hand.

A beginner you can always be - exploring the material with a beginners mind you get to be open to the new experiences. It's a blessing rather than a curse to be a beginner it's like opening a box of new crayons you look for what you can colour with them. Once you've had them for a while...'shrug' it's not new anymore.

Be bold now that you've completed the course start exploring it with your school stuff.

Alex

Want to try a neat experiment.

Pick your toughest class.

Go to the library and PhotoRead six books on the topic--don't worry about activation. Do this for a couple of days in a row, longer if you can. Don't worry about form; just do it.

Notice what happens in your classes, in your readings, and in your studies. Many, many people have told me that suddenly the class became easier. The information was not as difficult to understand. The lectures became activation sessions for the books.

Pay attention to your dreams, your thoughts, and your conversations. See how the stuff from that subject seeps into your life!

Have fun...

Very interesting...I think I'll try that! Thanks, Pete.