Hi guys, I'm really trying hard to get this photoreading thing down. I've been reading and listening with the course and have just finished reading the photoreading book for the third time and am half way through listening to the cd course also the third time. I have listened to the 7th cd where Paul guides me through photoreading a personal choice book well over two dozen times. I have spent couple hours per day studying the course and applying it, yet I have had close to zero results.
Right now, I'm focusing on just playing the dictionary game because I think it is the easiest to find out if I am starting to photoread correctly. I have photoread the S section of my dictionary (about 200 pages) about six times over three days, (twice each session before sleeping, once right side up, once right side down) and I have not had any noticable results as of yet.
Also, now I can focus my attention at the back of my head much better than before due to continual practice of the tangerine technique, but I have not noticed any signal of increase in my peripheral vision, am I doing something wrong?
I got the blip page clarified by Matt a while ago, but as I was studying the course again I was wondering what Paul meant when he said there's a certain clarity to the page as I relax more. Well, now I can see the blip page and also read the text on it quite comfortably. I can even move my focal plane beyond the book and back on the book while maintaining a diverged eye state. Is this what Paul is talking about when he is saying there's a certain clarity to the page through deeper relaxation?
I am really trying hard to learn how to photoread, yet I am quite lost. I would sincerely appreciate it if I got some more guidance by experienced photoreaders.
Simon
