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I have 2 questions about skittering?
1. If a word or phrase jumps out at you during skittering, should you stop and read it carefully?
2. Should you be consciously aware of what you are reading during skittering? When running your eyes in circular motion over a paragraph you can only see a series of unlinked words or phrases?

Thanks in anticipation

1. Maybe and not.
2. Stay curious and note what jumps out, but without undue prejudice of what it must mean.

Thanks for your reply - please can you or anybody else please clarify further - I am still not entirely clear

'Skittering' is not a concept to practice 'conscious control', so that why I answered as I did.

Follow your experience without making judgement upon it. Hold back trying to 'know it now' which can devolve into a lousy feeling of 'know this material now or else I am failing here'.

Rather, be curious and allowing of the understanding to 'unfold' from within you for the material is already recorded there from having previously Photoread it.

Hi again Antz!

I have an idea here to further underscore.

When once you Photoread or picture read some material and then take up the material again with whatever 'technique' such as 'skittering' etc. the most salient point is this:

The information, ideas and concepts that the book holds are 'no longer in the book' but recorded in you, assimulating and sorting out 'in you'. So, your perspective shifts from 'getting to unfolding'.

That would be why you could line up a dozen 'activation activities' that included a simple conversation with anyone 'on topic' and it could trigger the corresponding understanding of the ideas that first perhaps for you once only in that book.

Again why it is good to stay on a singular topic for a season long enough and work with it and why one would seek to Photoread a goodly selection of 3-4 titles covering one central theme.

Again kind regards,

Thanks Yukala - I appreciate your comments, and they have really helped me.

My privilage really!

Thanks for sharing.