If I Photoread a book and activated book & with a liitle disbelief in activation ( as a beginner would have) & if I ask questions will I be able to Recall information from my Inner mind even If I didn't Super read & dipped/skitter that particlar words/Answers???
Highly unlikely, since you haven't created the body mind connection and as pointed out by photoread4me the disbelief is a powerful mental bridge.
Your disbelieve in the PhotoReading step will hinder the results. So it's best to be a little Zen about it and neither believe nor disbelieve (believing it works also hinders the process since you start trying to prove it works in the fashion you think it should work.) So while PhotoReading suspend any thinking about whether it works or not and just do it. Remember to say the positive affirmations while at the Accelerated Learning State.
Now disbelief in the activation step.... you're actually disbelieving your ability to read. I going to assume that your reading skills up to now have been adequate. (I hope so, since it's helpful if you understand what I just wrote.
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The only thing about the activation step is it's building onto skills you already have. So at first it seems difficult because it's new, when you persist you'll have improved your reading skills and will have better comprehension, even if you give up everything else about PhotoReading. Your speed might not improve but your comprehension will, with the activation step.
For the exam. PhotoRead the textbooks at least once a day for two weeks each. Why? because in most cases students don't even open the textbooks, you have then an advantage. Classroom helps your activation. Daily... it's new information and you want to know it if you want a decent passing grade. Remember to suspend any belief or disbelief during the PhotoReading step.
Activate as needed.
Don't learn PhotoReading with your textbooks. Start with smaller books to learn activation. Textbooks are books that by their nature require 25 to 100 hours of traditional reading (no wonder why students like to avoid opening them).
You want to see where PhotoReading is taking you so you can hone your methods to suit your needs so learn on shorter books. Self help books are ideal. For students I suggest to go as far as to find some books that tech you how to learn better or write essays better or handle test better and even how to read better. Any of those subjects around about 200 pages you could activate using the 5 day test.
Alex
