Hi again phil13!

Photoreading now two years continuously. Have some prior experience however with what is here called, 'spontaneous activation', it has other names for the experience depending upon ones perspective.

In mysticism or mental sciences of 100 years ago it was more often referred to as an experience of 'cosmic consciousness' or a 'fire of the mind' where one could see many things at once, 'so seeming of course'.

Later, some referred to it as 4th dimensional awareness, some even channeling, but who knows really especially with so many labels and I know there could be a dozen other names and shades of view.

My first experience in 'spontaneous knowing or activation' wholesale would be summer of 1977 after months of study and meditation. I can still remember very clearly what I studied in that time period just like it happened only last week. I was 21 years of age.

Photoreading or picture-reading as I more prefer to call it would work even better on an Atlas. But the way to test it is to use it! Draw the pictures or better drive somewhere. Which brings up what I consider the very best way to activate; use it, do something with your hands that relies upon the ideas and information that was Photoread.

Good to keep in mind what is happening technically, anything you merely look at is photographed by the mind. So it is attention, intention and most especially practicing relying upon ones 'intuition' or having confidence that you can and do know well the subject at hand. However also important while learning, not to beat yourself up over knowing something nor let anyone corner you on any matter. Just know and let go having fun in the moment doing the thing desired.

Affirmations spoken or sub-vocalized are useful to keep to purpose and intent. Affirmations are as well useful for mental discipline. All success requires being disciplined to think and speak along a desired line of future activity. For generally, one does not rise above one's own thinking and most especially above one's own confession (spoken word) especially when repeated often.

I miss Bavaria all these years, even though I was only there two months. Some of my family came from there and it is so close in environment to here in western Washington.

Truly,

Myraid blessings!