Forums IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ PhotoReading, Memory Optimizer new guy here, and 2 questions

Hey guys,Im a beginner, and I find the idea of photoreading amazing but I got 2 questions.


1)For the guys who are now good, how long did it take you to master photoreading?

2)When I photofocus, I see blurriness, which I heard is supposed to happen, but when it is too blurry that it makes the text imposible to notice,and the letters are no longer there or turn into fuzzy dots, is that supposed to happen? or is it supposed to be a minimum amount of blurrines that I can still identify the letters?

Hey ChosenOne,

1)I have been utilizing the Photoreading Whole Mind System ever since the middle/end of September, 2007. I wouldn't say I've "mastered" it, but it really works well for me. I love using it, and the feeling of a book "gelling" is really cool. It gives you that sense of mastery with the material.


2)I would think that the blurrier it is, the better. It tells you that you're using your peripheral vision, which is what the purpose of Photofocus is. It also tells you that you're conscious mind isn't getting in the way of your reading. Nothing should make sense to your conscious mind at first.

I hope I could help, feel free to ask any more questions on matters that you are still confused about or still need help with.

-JackTuff13

I got a question too.

I usually wear glasses ; when I photoread, I take them off, and I can see that the letters are sharper in photofocus. Should I keep it that way or let them on my nose the whole time ?

Thank you jack, at this moment only those two question were needed to be answered, but thanks for assuring me that I have some sort of guidance throughout this whole learning to photoreading experience.