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#43471 01/03/05 10:32 PM
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Undiverging eyes?

That means you're using cross-eyed focus. We want divergent gaze for PhotoReading. Maintaining the blip page is not that important.

Use the Imaginary X-Technique. If you have poor vision in one eye or are blind in one eye you will never see the blip page. Play with Stereograms tolearn the 3D gaze.

Alex


#43472 01/09/05 05:14 PM
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Hi Alex,

Wondering how a reader can PR one page notes, articles, documents etc.which are printed on A4 size papers because we do not see the blip page as we do when we PR any book.

How may books can one read and for how long? I mean won't there be a tension or saturation point for the brain to handle too many books or reports etc ?

How long can our other-than-conscious brain retain the info it gets when we PR any material.


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quote:
Originally posted by LandOfBuddha:
Hi Alex,

Wondering how a reader can PR one page notes, articles, documents etc.which are printed on A4 size papers because we do not see the blip page as we do when we PR any book.


Use the Imaginary X Technique with a soft gaze at the center of the page.

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How may books can one read and for how long? I mean won't there be a tension or saturation point for the brain to handle too many books or reports etc ?

Depends on the individual. We managed an average of 40 to 60 books activating about 6 books in one day at the PhotoReading seminar. We were at it all day. And we all slept soundly by the reports that reached my ears. It showed us we can cover quite a bit of ground when it comes to learning.

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How long can our other-than-conscious brain retain the info it gets when we PR any material.

To that I'd say probably a life time as with all the information the other than conscious mind stores. It's on a need to know basis or use it or lose it to the cobwebs of the attic. It's still there but becomes harder to find under the clutter. Learn to access your mind the right way. The right measure of desire and patience with a does of surrender and the information can show up like remembering an old school friends name. Usually when you're nice and wet, in a bath or shower. Grab a towel before streaking down the street crying eureka I got it

Alex

[This message has been edited by Alex K. Viefhaus (edited January 09, 2005).]


#43474 01/10/05 01:10 AM
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Hi Alex,

Thanks a lot for you valuable suggestions to my questions.


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