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Hello all,

How do you remember the books you have successfully photoread and acrivated? Word by word? Or ...

Many thanks for your answer
Jasmin

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You remember a book you have used PhotoReading to get information from the same way you'd remember a book you read normally. The only difference is that you usually have a better understanding of the information with less time spent going through the book than you normally would have had.

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Hi Jasmin,

IMHO, you are never supposed to remember a book word by word. Neither is that needed. So your purpose should never be to remember the book word by word. As an analogy consider book to be like a story, albeit a long one. Every person will narrate the same story in different way. What will remain common is the morale of the story or the lesson learned from that. Therefore in the end what is important is that was the book able to fulfill your purpose or not.

Once again, IMHO, the whole idea behind the PhotoReading Whole Mind System is to put you, the reader, in the driver seat. You decide your purpose and you decide whether this book will solve my purpose or not.

After you have gone through a book using the PhotoReading Whole Mind System, you would have achieved your purpose behind reading the book and that is what you should remember from the book. It is quite possible that someday you go through that book again with a different purpose and then you will remember more out of the book. Remember it is YOU and your PURPOSE, which is important.

I hope this helps.

Kind regards
Vaibhav Sharma


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