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Apparently Paul Scheele the creator of photoreading thought being in a relaxed state was important for photoreading. It might be he may have found some data that would suggest that a relaxed state is better for learning and when you think about it it makes sense. Someone who is tense, uptight or worrying or fearful could be a major distraction and interfere with the learning process. Whereas someone in a relaxed state can give their full attention to the learning process without distractions.

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Ok. So, what about Holosync makes it a crutch for a photoreader?

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I would think it would (become a crutch) IF you used it so much as to become 'conditioned' by said use. Any meditation tape, or goodly music, fresh cool air etc could also become a crutch however...

However again all development taken separately would be of keen benefit.

Keeping primary skills separated is advantageous. But I would think using a holosync meditation tape could increase the clarity of impact. I will try it again, with a big dictionary. <smiles>

I think that if you are already skilled in concentration, meditation etc, then any circumstance will do. At least that is what I have found so far.

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lol!
Guess anything can become addictive somehow!
My thought was - on other threads people tell me they watch tv, rad in a busy room, and other activity while photoreading. So.. why not holosync? No difference. You aren't holosyncing to make photoreading better. You are holosyncing to holosync. They aren't related. No sure how holosync works. My understanding is it improves the connectivity of brain neurons. It's being a crutch is out of the question. It's not. Whether working to improve brain neurons is doable at the same time you are feeding pictures of book pages into your subconcious mind is advisable - THAT is the question that never got answered.

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Nor do I think we could answer it, without a laboratory etc. Holosync recommends listening wide awake, I always zone in and out however. It feels like my thoughts are being pulled apart...

I did it on level one religiously for over two months and have now let it go for same amount time. Am thinking about taking it up again so to better proceed to level 2.

It sure enhances deep sleeping and rest.

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The Holosync program itself for the PhotoReading step. No. There is a CD called Oasis that some have used while PhotoReading.

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And I wonder if any state is really required for PhotoReading itself?


None whatsoever. The mind follows the eyes, hands and intention. Even beginning PhotoReaders trigger the same brainwaves as expert PhotoReaders when doing the PhotoReading step.

For activation. Wiring yourself up can be detrimental. AS in, I can't do this because I haven't got the CD, the battery is flat and so on.

Since the mind follows the eyes and intention the brainwaves triggered during activation switch rapidly according to needs. You will override the CD any entrainment in most cases. It can interfere by making the mind more sluggish at rapid switching preferring to stay in the wave of the entrainment.

If you want to use entrainment use it before any of the PhotoReading steps. Triggering the alpha brainwave before you start helps because that's the best brain wave to make positive statements and affirmation.

Ultimately if you like to have some sort of sound going occasionally while you read stick with baroque music which is 60 beats a second (a relaxed heartbeat) or nature sounds. Other music can anchor what you learn to the music and it becomes hard to retrieve from your memory when you don't have access to that music.

As for using the Dive or Immersion for PhotoReading a flat no. That is not how the program was intended to be used and it does not stimulate the necessary brainwaves for PhotoReading.

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i used Holosync and had a good experince with it.i photoread and activated 7 books which i had already read(purpose was to revise and remember what i had forgotten). it took an average of 20 min of activation with mindmap.

i will try with the books i had previously not read and will share my experince here.

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Newbie here, so forgive me if I step on toes. I'm just starting photoreading, but am also familiar with holosync. Anyway, sounds like Photoread4me did not understand your question. Holosync is NOT a paraliminal. It is excercise for the brain.

It's a good question, photoread. I'd be interested to hear what you learn/experience!


overall i had a good experince.

with breathing i am not able to stay in the state for long time. so i had to experiment with holosync.

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