Hi I have a lot of questions, I hope you could help me and answer thwm all please.
I read the book of PhotoReading WMS and I tried it. I was really enthusiastic about it.
I tried to Photoread like 10 books and I doŽn't recall anything, I might be doing something wrong.
1-What is a better way to concentrate?
2-How do I know I am on the theta state?
3-When I Photofocus the words become just a sain, a bunch of blurry things on the page, I would never guess wahat word is it, is that ok?
4-Before Photoreading I just sit comfortable and breathe deep for like 30 seconds and then I begin photoreading, is that ok?
5-When I photoread I chant 1 2 3 4 and change the page and breathe deeply, but I begin to think on somethings like distracting, should that happen?, how can I avoid it?
6-Whe I am Photoreading sometimes i see a word or a diagram and I begin to think about it, but I don't stop Photoreading, in The Einstein Factor says that then I lost theta state, if I do that I have to stop Photoreading?, what should I do? how can I avoid it?
7-After I am on theta state, cant I put attention to anything besides the book, like scratching my head or see who just walked by?
8-What is the fastest and better way to recall: I photoread Euclid's geometrical demonstration, they are really easy for me, and then tried to solve one but I couldnt. I tried also Photoread a dictionary and solve an SAT before and after and was exactly the same, I didn't got any different
9- And finally, the weirdest thing happens to me when I Photoread. The day I photoread, Iwent to sleep as any normal day, and fell asleep, like two hours after that I wake up and I am not sleepy at all, and then I can't sleep! I have to wait like an hour or more to fall asleep again. This has happened just the days I photoread and everytime I do it. Another weird thing Is that when I wake up at morning I am not sleepy because I slept less, as normally happens to me when I wake up at night. Why this happens?
Please answer this questions I hope you could help me I really want to learn to Photoread.