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#44494 06/23/05 04:27 PM
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Do you get comprehension with this "15x superread only" similar with "normal" 3-6 superread/dip?

I ask this because I search this forum and I can't find any advice to activate book with only superread 15x or more?

How do you superead?
How many sec. per page?

1000 pages, 2-4 sec per page is about 40 min?


#44495 06/23/05 07:07 PM
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niksa_os, everyone's experience is unique to them.

The PRWMS is a protocol for using your whole mind, but it's YOUR MIND!

I get the feeling that you are searching for the answer's elsewhere, instead of from within yourself.
If there was an exact, precise system, let's say:

Technical book
Superread 5 times at 2.5 secs a page, for 100 page technical book
Dip in the centre of the book every 4 pages

Autobiography
Superread 4 times at 3 secs a page for an autobiography
Dip in the book every 30 pages

You know, if it worked liked that, and everyone was exactly the same, believe me, Paul Scheele or somebody would be writing about it.

The fact is our experiences are different.

[This message has been edited by flex22 (edited June 23, 2005).]


#44496 06/23/05 08:18 PM
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just to make clear - you do superread every page of the book spending about 2 to 3 seconds scanning your eyes down the center of each page, until you feel compelled to dip in - is this correct?

#44497 06/27/05 02:20 AM
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Superreading and dipping will take between 4 to 30 seconds per page.

That said, let go of it and instead set a timer for how long you will activate. This means if you want to activate a book from beginning to end in 30 minutes (that's the optimal time for any book) It means you'll probably skip pages here and there. Same if you activate a chapter of a book. You would set the timer for say 7 minutes and you might go through the chapter 2 or 3 times in that time depending on the number of pages and your purpose.

Alex

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#44498 06/29/05 05:20 AM
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My purpose was very important when PRing for my exams, thank you for the advise. 1 exam left that I need to take. I received passing grades on the others. I took more exams then I initially planned. My purpose is working well for me. I spent less time preparing for these exams and got the result I wanted ( passing these exams). Great experience of sponteneous activation during the exams.

#44499 07/11/05 02:02 AM
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To Alex or any veteran Photo Reader,

I have been photoreading many book several time during the day for almost 2 months now. When I am PRing the text is becoming less blurry than it used to be. Sometimes I can see the text clearly and I try to keep it blurry. My question is:
Do I need to keep that blurry vision with the every time I am PRing ?
Does senior PhotoReader still keep that blurry vision of the text when they are PRing ?
Last, If I need to keep that blurry vision, what is the reason or explanation for using that technic ( even for senior photoreader if it applies to them too ) ?

Thanks in Advance for your response,
Apprentice.


#44500 07/11/05 03:45 AM
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No, you don't need to keep it blurry. It actually develops a type of clarity as you use the system. It means both your eyes and mind have adjusted to this type of seeing.

Some people will never have the clarity others will. It depends on many factors one of them being having normal vision to begin with.

Alex


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