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Originally posted by aebohlin:
this is my last post.you dont need to explain over and over again How the system works. i have read the book, i know about the soft gaze, and the looking at the space around the letters.
i know all this that you keep explaining over and over.
so, i twice (when looking at the space around the letters) had an experience.
this experience felt like i was looking at a 3d page. first it was all blur, then it suddenly became sharp, but not sharp like i was focusing at it, but sharp like i saw the whole page in a single look.
this is it right? this is what photoreading is?
No, it is what photofocus is. It can become sharp. 90% of the time it will not happen until you PhotoRead 50 to 100 books because the eyes don't focus that way without practice.
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now when looking at the space around the letter, i cant recreate this experience of 3d. i never get past the blur. i cant relax my eyes enough or something.
Like it said in the book "It is probably blurred."
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or if the blur is enough.
If that is what you wanted to know why didn't you ask that in the first place? 
Yes, Blurred is fine. You're not looking at the words so it will be blurred until some point in time where you more often get the lifting off the page clarity that you finally told us about.
Alex
