Forums IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ PhotoReading, Memory Optimizer Need for evidence

Hi i am kunagi. i am here to ask some questions that i really suffer for a long time.

Well, is it possible that a person can recall all text that printed on a page without any error? I knew about the reconstruction but i just want to ask is it possible or not?

Next, can i post something about photoreading wholemind system like 'how to photoread' in my own blog? I checked the chinese website and realized that many does not know about photoreading. I also realized that many chinese people does not enter this photoreading forum because they do not know english very much. I also found that someone even learn photoreading in wrong way (they said photofocus is useless but they still state they are using photoreading.)

Any recommendation and question is welcomed. Thanks.

Kunagi

Hi Kunagi

"Well, is it possible that a person can recall all text that printed on a page without any error? I knew about the reconstruction but i just want to ask is it possible or not"?

That does not sound like photoreading to me. It sounds like someone trying to develop a photographic memory which photoreading is not. Photoreading is not about developing a photographic memory. Photoreading is about using both the conscious & other than conscious mind together. I guess that is why they call it the Whole Mind System.


I am sure you can post things like how to photoread, how to activate, how to superread & dip on your blog.

I noticed you mentioned a great opportunity. The great opportunity is that there is definitely a need for qualified,certified photoreading instructors in China. Kunagi you are a very intelligent person have you given consideration to becoming a certified photoreading instructor? Alex learned photoreading from the photoreading forum & the book. Then later Alex got certified by Learning Strategies. If you are interested send Alex or Pete Bissonette or Paul Scheele a email.

Take care

Photoread4me

Kunagi,

Ideally if you want to help others be sure you can do it well yourself. Please don't mislead them into thinking that PhotoReading is photographic memory. It's to get your reading done faster.

Post a link on the forum for the article on your blog. Because there are more Chinese people visiting this it seems. The PhotoReading has been translated to Chinese and simplified Chinese.

Actually I learned from the book. I never visited the forum until I knew how to PhotoRead.

Alex

Alex

Kunagi here,

Photoread4me, thanks for your evidence! I really appreciate this evidence! I also think about the Photoreading Wholemind System is not properly a method to create photographical memory but a perfect system for us to use both conscious and other than conscious mind.

Besides, certified instructor for me may be too far as i thought i am not lived and located at United States. It is never mind as i would just like to help everyone to release from the painful learning with the better learning skill.

Anyway, thanks for your evidence and recommendation. You solved my problem again with the great answer. It is great that you can see my next reply for another great evidence.

Kunagi

Alex,

Thanks for your evidence and recommendation! I asked this question because i have once remembered that a photoreading learner said about he can recall all the text on a printed book. I agreed with the Photoread4me's evidence. But, i am just wonder that is it possible that our conscious mind and other-than conscious mind work together to create and associate our absorbed knowledge to become something familiar with.......photographical memory? It may seems like photographical memory(actually i thought it's not photographical memory) but it may be the result or the "compound" that is analyzed , associated and created by our conscious and other-than-conscious mind.

Months before, i realized that the chinese version of Photoreading Wholemind System is named as "ying3 xiang4 yue4 du2 fa3". However, i discovered that this word is actually a word which is also named by chinese people to explain the 'education through graphic'. I am worried that this would mislead the people to understand and classify these two terms.

I would post a link to this forum as i agreed with your words. I realized that it is really important to seek for the evidence through this photoreading forum before i answered the question and post the articles about photoreading as there are too many professional photoreader in this forum!

It is great to help everyone in their learning and thinking.

Kunagi

If you understand the information you no longer need the original mental image. Just like you understand the word chair can represent many chairs in different styles shapes and sizes. To have one mental image for the word chair would limit you in recognising the related items. It would confine you to having to learn and create a mental image of another chair.

This can probably be better explained by using the colour red for example. You see a picture of a red flower, then a red cube and a red car. If you only had a photographic memory of those three things you could not tell me through understanding what they have in common. You could create a list red flower, red cube, red car and it would be meaningless to you and someone is asking you what they have in common.

There are limits to a photographic memory. Often it's understanding the meaning of the message provided. Once you understand what you've read it makes more sense to own it by putting it into your own words based on your own experience.

This is why I find PhotoReading brilliant. You don't have to read the image in the minds eye later. You understand the information because the brain has processed it for understanding.

Alex