Hi,
I use Photoreading since a couple of years and it works very well.
My native language is German even if I was actually borned in Vienna, Austria.
So if you want we can exchange experience in our mutual language. I just answered in English to give other Forum users the chance to understand our communication.
Fist advice from my experience with PR is that you should not expect that you have the same experience with gendering information like you have it with othodox reading.
Hence if you bought the book only a couple of days ago you cannot feel any effect of it. PR only works if you practice it. I had big problems to get the "flip" but today I start with PR and have immediatly the right view on the pages.
And I know that I "load" the information I need. Many times it striked me where I got the information. I talk about subjects which I never learnde with my concious mind. But I can talk about it with much confidence.
It is like marathon running. You cannot expect to buy a book from Galloway how to train long distance running, read it in can run the Berlin marathon within 2 weeks.
So practice it:
Use always a form where you write down the things you should know about the book and most important: Write down the purpose of the reading. Tell your other than concious mind why you read the book and what you want to achieve.
Ich habe eine Kladde wo ich alle Bücher eintrage, bevor ich sie lese. Autor, Titel, Verlag, Stichworte, Vorbereitung. Dann photolese ich es - am besten
am Abend vor dem Schlafengehen. Und am nächsten Tag aktiviere ich es. Aufwand pro Buch rund 1 Stunde bei 400-500 Seiten.
Es gibt auch sehr gute Paraliminal Vorberetiungs-CDs von Paul Scheele. Aber die sind halt alle in Englisch. Da ich wochentags in London arbeite ist das für mich kein Problem.
So - das war hoffentlich eine erste Hilfe.
Eines noch: Ich war auch auf einem zweitägigen deutschen PR-Kurs vor 5 Jahren. Das hat mir sehr geholfen, da ich die ersten Erfahrungen gemeinsam mit anderen Kursteilnehmern gemacht habe.
Regards
Fritz
