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I'm wondering if there is a time frame that you should activate a book in while it's still "fresh" in your inner mind. Or, is it the case that once it's in your inner mind, it's in there, and you can activate at some future date?

The reason I ask is because I'm trying to PhotoRead one book a day from my bookshelf to get it all in my mind, but don't activate these books (I'm busy activating more relevant books). If I picked up one of these books a year from now, could I activate or would I need to PhotoRead again?


Last edited by musashi7; 02/12/09 08:39 PM.
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I highly doubt it, but you probably should do it 2 hours to at most a week after photoreading.

The reason I doubt it is because recently I've been remember thoughts, yes THOUGHTS, that I had back in elementary school, and remembering where I had those thoughts.

Even dreams from years and years ago.

I really really doubt that you actually "forget" anything.

If you want to activate it a year from now, you might as well just photoread it again. It only takes a few minutes.

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You can PhotoRead a book and activated it five years later, without PhotoReading it again.

Even when you do come to activate the book. You may choose to PhotoReading, as part of the activation without taking another break for incubation.

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