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#58920 03/15/07 05:28 AM
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Greetings everyone.

I was writing an article about memory and how to defeat the tip-of-the tongue phenomenon. It's been about 6 years since I read the Photoreading book and I vaguely remembered that there was some pertinent advice. I grabbed the book and looked at the table of contents. I was a little discouraged because I didn't find what I was looking for. Not even confident that the information I wanted was in the book I started flipping through it and I flipped right to page 105 and there it was: the small little blurb about the "tip of the tongue" phenomenon. Very cool. I remember the home study system mentioned that flipping to the page you want does happen.

I was just wondering how often this happen to photoreaders? How often do you flip right to the page you were looking for?

I've been half-heartedly trying photoreading off and on for about 6 years now. I just haven't found the time to sit down and run through the program correctly. Hopefully I will find the time soon.

Thanks for reading and I look forward to your responses :-).

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Hello.

I have had the experience that i just opened the book and it went to the exact place in the book that i was looking for. I did not look for a page nbr or anything i just opened the book and it went to the exact place i was looking for.

I think i had this experience about 3 times where it went to the exact page i wanted without me looking for the page nbr it just went to the exact page or place i wanted when i opened the book.

Other times i was off by a few pages. I was close but not on the exact page.

I think this probably has something to do with the other than conscious mind.The other than conscious mind sees the place when you are photoreading and knows exactly where the place is in the book. That is my opinion anyway.

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Hi GohanmachuX,

To be honest, I am fairly new to PhotoReading and have just started enjoying its immense benefits. But still I can answer it in affirmative that I have experienced the phenomenon of "flipping right to the page you were looking for" quite a few times. My experience has also been on the lines of what has been mentioned by Photoread4me in the above post. I will also attribute this to subconscious mind guiding our conscious mind to the exact page.

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I've been half-heartedly trying photoreading off and on for about 6 years now. I just haven't found the time to sit down and run through the program correctly. Hopefully I will find the time soon.




My suggestion to you is just make a commitment to yourself that henceforth, whatever you are going to read, be it a page, a article, a book, a letter, you are going to use the PhotoReading Whole Mind System. Whenever you find that you are not clear on any particular step you can refer the PhotoReading book or listen to the appropriate CD (in case you have the self study course). And in case you have the Deluxe version you will definitely gain from watching the PhotoReading Accelerator DVDs. Don't wait to complete the course. If you have even an idea about it, and I guess you have much more than an idea, then start using it and as and when required tuning and refining it further.

I hope I have been of some help to you

God bless you.

Kind regards
Vaibhav Sharma

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Lost count how often it happened but still go... whoo hoo this is soooooo coooolll.

Alex


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