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Originally posted by Prana:
i believe that speed reading helps with visual perception
for art and general awareness and also mental imaging

No research has shown that speed reading improves visual imaging.

The topic is whether it is a waste of time for Igras to learn PhotoReading.

Your post comment about your opinion of speed reading has nothing to do with the topic.

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i never said it was better than photoreading ro that photoreading was reading

My point was that the topic is PhotoReading... which only goes to show you are off topic.

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why is it that you deny this?[quote]

Where is ther denial in my post? Aside from telling you that PhotoReading and Speed Reading are nothing alike and do not compare. But if you read the book you would know that.

[quote]if there is something wrong with that then do tell

I did tell you your post was off topic.

Different *Parts* Parts in plural means more than one. I did not say 'a different part' (implying only one part in each in each instant.)

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i think all these things are nessecary thats all

How does that relate to the topic?

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explain if im wrong
don't need to get impatient and tell me you going to delete because it does not fit you model

I warned you that I would delete your post are off topic. Why?

Because it only confuses the discussion. I've had people asking me in MSN because of your post whether they should be seeing mental pictures from the words on the page while PhotoReading.

To clear that up for anyone else who is wondering about that now.

No. During the PhotoReading step you gaze at the pages with a soft focus, Say the chant, and turn the pages. If you are trying to image stream while you are PhotoReding you are turning on the conscious mind which whill turn off the non conscious processing of the information.

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maybe i want to speed up my conscious mind not just letting my unconscious or preconious do it all

That is a subject of personal interest to you and has nothing to do with this topic. Start your own thread.

Alex

[This message has been edited by Alex K. Viefhaus (edited January 06, 2005).]