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Hi,
im a french beginner in PR from Paris. I have read the book in english. But i hope i will found others french or french-speaker photoreader.

Because there's still things that i dont undertsand like what look the "blip page" (i know it is optionnal and could be replace by the X-view of the corners but im curious about it).And i would love to exchange with others in my mother tongue.

1-I have a general question about the activation.
i have, like all of you, expermimented the "ah sensation" when i just remember the name of a face.

But i dont imagine how do you feel when the activation is starting.

I mean to remember the face is just one short information. The activation allows you to have access to a big part of the photoreaded book.

How it comes to your conscious ? Like a big streaming during many minutes? Do you feel in pain ?
During this process, do you see all the new knowledge, ideas by ideas or it just pop up in your head in a spark.

I will feel very weird to have a lot of knowledge like coming for "Nowhere" ? Not you ?

The activation reminds me a japanese anime FulMetalalchemist, where the main character Ed, due to a forbidden human transmutation, had accessed to a big stream of knowledge.

When i first see that, to have access to Knowledge like him in just a few times was like a dream. But it is incredible that there 's a real way to have access to it: the PR

I Hope in PR there's no "human price" like in this anime to have so quickly access to this knowledge:D


2-When i photoread a double page, The words are not blurred but sharp more and more. And if i stay more than 5s(i know it is too much) in a 2-pages, the lines are like floating 1/2inche above the page, like they float on air : it is a weir 3d vision. Have you ever experiment that ?

Thanks in advance for your replies.

Frenchie

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hi frenchie ,
well, i am not french,but english,is still a second language for me..

1.now for that general question you have of the activation,see remembering something which you already know,in other words "recalling"it,is different from what you gain from photoreading..
the "Aha" experience,or tip of the tung phenomenon as paul calls it,is you know someone's name you recognize him but can't recall his name,its repression mechanism,since you met that friend months ago,you stored so much information above that,its repressed or defragmented..photoreading helps overcome repression,its just available to you if you practice ph ring.

the spontaneous activation takes place without your effort,i too was in doubt when i first started learning photoreading 3 weeks back,i photoread so much but i wouldn't get any insights no special ideas nothing.untill last week i completely stopped photoreading,i always regretted that i didn't know how to talk to people,i used to say something really stupid but since last week i had this inner voice in my head advising me what to say,and my friends were impressed of my commune skills..i believe that skill was gained from a personality dev book call HOW TO SELL YOUR SELF by Joe Girard..great book really..
when you start activating be child like..be a beginner,not the expert. ask your self the questions..
there's nothing weired abt the photoreading,do you find it weired to see you computer work?? its the same thing the other than concious is like this big super computer ready to assit you.

2. why do stick with a page for 5 secs?you only need 1 or max 2 secs..the idea here,is to look at the center crease of the book,that splits the two pages apart,then you'll be in the photofocus, notice the empty spaces,margins..then move on..

just keep playing with the steps then you'll understand it even ,more completely..because "experiencing is believiing"

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Bonjour Frenchie,
Je suis également française et je suis très intéressée par le photoreading or ayant un niveau moyen en anglais je voulais savoir si le livre est difficile à comprendre ou non. Est ce que même avec un niveau d'anglais moyen on peut réussir à comprendre et surtout à apprendre la technique. Merci.

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salut salem1831, je t'ai envoyé un message privé.
Oui avec un niveau moyen (jai eu que 12 au bac d'anglais) et pourtant cela fait le 3ième livre en anglais que j'ai lu et j'ai pris beaucoup de plaisir à le lire car le sujet m'intéresse énormément.

En te posant déjà cette question tu te mets des barrières mentales : que perds tu à lire le livre en anglais et qu'attends tu d'ailleurs? AU pire le prix du livre,quelques heures et tu gagnes en vocabulaire malgré tout.

L'important c'est ta volonté c'est cela le vrai blocage.

Last edited by frenchie; 12/10/07 11:00 PM.
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Bonjour Frenchie, je t'ai également envoyée un message privé.
Tu as raison je n'aie rien à perdre, mais il est tout de même rassurant de savoir que le livre n'est pas trop compliqué. Merci à toi.

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Bonsoir,

Semblerait-il que le hasard fasse bien les choses. Ainsi, voici déjà trois francophones sur un forum majoritairement anglophone, et presque au même moment.

Je confirme les dires de Frenchie : le livre n'est pas trop difficile à lire. Pour ma part, je n'ai eu aucun problème notable à la compréhension. Cependant, si tu rencontres des problèmes sur un certain point, n'hésite pas à me contacter par MP, je tenterai d'éclaircir ça.

Pour en revenir au sujet, et bien que je ne pratique pas encore le PR depuis longtemps, je pense qu'il est bon de "photolire" un maximum de livres, avec ou sans les autres étapes. Cela aidera tout d'abord à affiner le Photofocus,et qui sait, certaines choses lues pourraient vous aider plus tard, en sortant de nul part... Pour exemple, c'est ce que je fais avec la tonne de matière que j'ai à assimiler pour les examens de janvier. Ainsi, même si ça ne fonctionne pas, j'ai une bonne entrée en matière de... la matière.
Deuxièmement, on peut trouver sur le net des générateurs d'ondes binaurales, pour placer son cerveau à une certaine fréquence. Alpha étant requis pour le PR, ceci pourrait grandement aider à maîtriser l'état d'apprentissage accéléré. Je recommande le logiciel I-Doser pour réussir à atteindre ce but mais il est payant (ou pas, MP). Il doit probablement exister d'autres logiciels, mais je n'en ai pas connaissance.
Et, pour finir... S'entraîner, sans traîner.

Bonne chance à tou(te)s !

NB : MSN : MP.

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