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#60052 05/17/07 04:16 AM
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After activation of photoreading, how much on average do you comprehend from the reading material? and what's the total time taken for a book of a particular volume to be read with a good level of comprehension?

Oh and how long did it take you guys to become a good photoreader?

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You activate in layers until it gels. That means you activate and continue to activate until you have reached the comprehension level you desire.

It takes you as long as it takes you. Compare your results to your traditional reading not other people's times.

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I've just noticed that I'm getting more out of books in quicker times...! First 5 or so books took me a while to get through, but since then I've come on leaps and bounds. I don't think particularly that my skills have improved that much, I'm just more trusting of my intuition and relaxed about the process. This really co-incided with a couple of "aha" moments that convinced me that there was more going on than I was consciously aware of.

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In other words the early training built the body mind connection and you learned to recognise what you need to trust.

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Hmm hadn't thought about it like that, I guess people expect a step change whereas for me it is developing more organically.

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The step never changed when you learned to tie a shoe lace it's still the same but it became much more organic and natural.

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