Yes, a few more questions. Thank you for all of your help so far, Alex.
Somewhere in the middle, there, I was talking about how the information was coming into the conscious mind. I meant that it wasn't coming up as a memory or anything, it was just coming up because I have to literally read the text. It's not being retrieved from the subconscious, it's being perceived in the process of regular reading. And I kind of do expect the "aha" feeling. Just to clear all of that up.
I don't understand the superreading step. There's the 2 page exercise, but there's another one, I can't remember exactly how long, I think it was 3 pages, and everything is divided into columns. But I simply don't understand how to absorb the information that fast. I can hit it with my peripheral vision, but it just doesn't register. When Sheele says, "notice how you can go down the page"[when you're relaxed and have the imaginary tangerine on your head]. I can't. I can see the words, I just can't make sense of it. Do you think this is a habit caused by slow and deliberate reading with a lot of subvocalization?
Thanks again, Alex.
