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I don't know whether this question has been brought up in the photoreading forum, but can a beginning photoreader photoread the same book for like 20 times a day? and if the pages were to be 100 to 200 pages only, would that be adequate enough for a beginner photoreader to feel the effect that they can activate the material the next day? or does it depend soley to the beginning photoreader?






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20 times 3 minutes is 60 minutes Conscious comprehsion = zero; especially for a beginner who has not yet learned to know their internal message for go or no go.

PhotoRead once activate in 3 20 minute passes = 63 minutes comprehension level for a beginner similar to having read half the book.

You can begin activating 20 minutes after PhotoReading and if you leave it over night you have given your mind more time to process the information.

PhotoReading... once is usually enough.

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what do you mean by the word "passes"? does it mean superreading, dipping, and rapid reading?
oh yeah and can one only use super reading only?






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Passes equate to activation sessions. Your 1st session using superreading and dipping you will look for answers to your mind probing questions from the beginning of the book to the end. This is a linear approah that most photoreader use. If you don't quite feel that you have gotten what you need from the book, you start another activation session using superreading and dipping from the beginning of the book to the end to find more answers to your mind probing questions. You might generate from your previous activation session new mind probing question. If you feel satisfied that you've gotten all that you need from the two activation passes then you are finished, If you still are not satisfied, you start another activation session with mind probing question and you superread and dip. You keep re-doing this until you're satisfied and the book as we say "has gelled". This is what is meant by "Passes" or another terminology you may hear is "Layering" which means the same thing. Always remember that "comprehension comes in layers".






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Roughly, each activation pass, should be no more than 20 minutes each. Use a timer so that you do not go over the alloted time. After 20 minutes, "Take A Break"!!!! Get away from the book or material. Drink some water, play a video game, take your mind off the book. Come back later and activate the book again for your 2nd pass thru the material/book. Spent no more than 20 minutes for that session.






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how fast should i flip the pages while i photoread? about a second a page? if one wants to photoread a dictionary with 1500 pages, does the one page per second count? how many would you require for a beginner photoreader?






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How are you learning the system?

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i am using the photoreading booklet. i can not afford the whole pr system...sorry i didnt say what i was using the photoreading booklet earlier in order for you to get to answer my questions...






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Booklet?

The chant and page turning rate is explained on page 50 of the book.

I do not know what "booklet" you are referring to. If it's not the book then I recommend that you get the book. That is the minimum you need to learn PhotoReading effectively.

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My mistake. I thought the word booklet was the same definition as a book; but as i saw in the dictionary, it said a booklet is a little book or a pamphlet. What I really meant was the word book.






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