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I have another very basic question, what is the point of the blip page or the imaginary x technique? Was it that the point is to make sure that I am not looking at the words?

Harris

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As explained in the book
It helps to by pass the conscious processor.

Alex






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I realise that if i cross my eyes, the blip appears very clearly and quite a wide one at that. Is this the correct method?

I am doing this in conjunction with the tangerine technique.

Thanks

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As explained in the book
It helps to by pass the conscious processor.

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We are looking for parallel vision not cross-eyed. That will cause eye problems and strain. If you have trouble with the blip use the imaginary x technique. Less stress and the blip page shows up in it's own good time.

Alex







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