Hi,
I would expect if you have previewed the book for you to have some familiarity with the book. By the time i've done a quick preview i already know which sections are most likely to yield the information I need. So I wonder if you really have your goal in mind when previewing.
Are you saying you don't get the blip page at all?
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What should I do after Photoreading? I mean can I go on with normal activities or do I have to keep my mind free?
Do anything that takes your mind away from the book. Get some exercise, relax, chill out etc. I find going for a brisk walk good... get some fresh air to the brain!
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Can I PR another book a few minutes after PRing a book or would this confuse my sub-con?
You couldn't confuse your subconscious if you tried, it's way smarter than you think. I PR a number of books at a time, make sure I have my purpose and keywords written down and then PR a whole bunch together.
I do ensure that I use affirmations before and after each book, and visualise the book cover as I do so.
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- How fast could I turn the pages at maximum without missing information?
On the deluxe DVDs there are people who photoflip, literally shooting through the book superman-style.
Go at a rate that you believe is right. That increases over time, I've noticed that myself. As your confidence improves, you will find that you can let go more easily.
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- Does font size have an influence on PR? Or to say it different: Do I need to be able to read the words consciously so that my sub-con is able to work with it?
Font size isn't all that important, though if you can't read it with the naked eye then perhaps you might not get the results you want.
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What do you think? Are we able to PR four or more pages at once?
sure, if it's readable.
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- In an NLP book by Rex Sikes I read that we shouldn't use affirmations but (affirmative) questions instead.
Instead of: "As I PR my concentration is absolute."
Use: "Is my concentration absolute as I PR?"
While statements cause conflicts in the mind, questions force it to answer and react stronger.
Hmmm interesting one. I think that questions will distract you both consciously and unconsciously. The unconscious mind reacts literally to statetements made by the conscious mind, questions at this point will be distracting. Tell your unconscious what you want it to do and then get out of the way.
Matt
Last edited by Alex K. Viefhaus; 07/25/07 06:24 PM.