hi vajti ,
congrats on noticing the blip page,and let me tell you even today,even though i know what blip page is i can't seem to see it..
1.if you think you're able to see the blip page when you're photoreading a book,then its indeed photo focus.
2.the essense of the photofocus,is the ability to send the printed page to other than concious,
even though the technique is to look at the both pages at the same time,you shouldn't look at it,meaning you should look at the center crease line between pages,so since you're looking at the center line which splits two pages apart,you'll be able to look at the two pages so as to send the info to other than concious.you will be able to notice empty white spaces,margine,when you try to look at it in this way.
3.as i suggested in the previous paragraph,look at the middle of the book,only try to notice all four corners of the book,i.e, the two pages.now the question is: your ability to see the floor when in the photo focus, is it right?;well they're not right or wrong they're just experiences the you had..
4.photo focus basically puts you in a state where you use your creative brain,meaning when you look at the book,in the center crease you notice all four corners,of the book and notice empty spaces between the words and paragraph;now rather than analyzing them as words,statements,you just notice them as a picture,in its own style,that's what photo focus is all abt.
5.i read in a book called "train your eyes" by sri Aurobindo. where he speaks about relaxing the eyes as well,he says that, when you'll have kept your eyes open,during your day,your eyes have to process a lot of heavy data,carrying the photograph through the nerves,and giving it to the brain,
due to so much work non stop since you woke up,when you actually close your eyes,and sit down comfortably,your brain is given a chance to relax and conserve energy to work on what you have to eg:reading.
and also the lens of your eyes be relieved of the millions of dust particles that prevent you from seeing properly,the eye lids are this natural care we have to give the most essential care to our eyes.
your eyes will be relaxed when you can put your self through tangerine technique.upon opening your eyes from tangerine technique,your eyes fell good,that's what paul means when relaxing your eyes.
q:when are your eyes relaxed?
A:well, when you wake up every morning don't you feel good,of enjoying a good sleep,doesn't your whole body feel good? even your eyes?;that's when your eyes are relaxed.
when your eyes are relaxed naturally you're in divergent state,
if you use glasses you might have experienced this,
when you don't have your eye glasses cleaned for a long time,until it really feels uncomfortable to read, through them?;when finally you have the glasses cleaned after such a long time,you can fell that divergent effect.
6.well this is a really big question ,but i'll make it as short as possible,
the main thing is when you enter the Accelerated learning state you're naturally in the Alpha,because alpha is a state where you're whole body is relaxed yet your brain is alert to its peak.
why do we need alpha? so that the brain usage becomes idle,so that you can use 100% of the resources of your brain.
well, if you use computers i can explain it even better,
imagine that you're running a game which utilizes 99% of your system resources,and you want to type some thing very important,but since the game has already has your system resources pre-occupied you'll have little resources to work with, so even though that game may be important to you,but not at the moment,so when you terminate that process your system resources become free,and you can use them to suit your needs.
in the same way when you enter the accelerated learning state,you terminate unwanted thoughts abt the past and future,and free up your concious resouces to be at the present.
7.lastly yes you're doing it right,you're TRYING to learn the photoreading,remember you'll learn through time,you'll improve every time you try these or any techniques.
hope i've been helpful,
karthik
Last edited by karthik; 11/28/07 06:49 PM.