Hey, I know that what you've been explaining to this room might be all good. But, I don't think the instructions in the PR book is that hard. You just have to be dedicated I have found a blip in the book bye just taking my time looking an inch or two above the book and concentrating on an object beyond the book... I have seen a blip and I think I have gotten the concept right because when I diververge and then decide to look back directly at the book the blip dissapears it's quite different from Converging the eyes. When you converge your eyes is always fixated and you'll always find the blip whether you look away or directly at the book...but I'd prefer to take my time and master the techniques and concepts in the book. I wouldn't tell people not to worry about the blip because book instructed us to do so.
Crumb,
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Originally posted by Alex K. Viefhaus:
Like I keep saying seeing the blip is not necessary. Looking through the center of the book has it's advantage. You need to pay less attention to the four corners of the book. If you look over the top or underneath the book you will want to make sure you are seeing the four corners not just the top or bottom portion of the book. Looking through the center is handy when you have large book like textbooks it makes it easier to notice the four corners.
Remember to affirm your purpose. Photofocus
alone will not guarantee successful activation. You need to know your purpose. What do you want from the book. What important information do you need from the author.
Alex
[This message has been edited by Crumbcake (edited December 07, 2005).]
