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I know there are many, many threads dealing with reading the Bible. My question is in part about that, with an added twist.

I would like to know if the Photoreading step is needed for something that you've already read the traditional way. I've already read most of the Bible with the exception of a couple of books. I am planning on reading it using my Photoreading skills. When I read the Bible, I didn't know about Photoreading and hence read it the slow way. I got quite a lot out of it and want more and also I just joined a Bible study group.

I know it probably wouldn't hurt to Photoread it book by book for the books I'm going to study, but I was thinking that it should already be in your subconcious mind from viewing it before.

Any help or advise would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you,
Dan

I recently read an old post in which Alex explained to someone that PR'ing something already read in the regular way is fine, and should help. PR'ing something that one has studied in the normal way would send the information to the subconscious without the interference of the conscious mind. So, it should be beneficial.

PhotoReading something that you've already read seems to refresh the ability to recall the information. I think it's because when you PhotoRead it you have a purpose more clearly defined.

I wouldn't be surprised if on PhotoReading the bible since you've alread traditionaly read so many of the books you might have some connecting the dots types of insights.

Alex

Since we can photoread a book that used to read in tradtional way.Why Paul says you shouldn't get too many information when you preview?

You wouldn't need to preview a book you PhotoRead before.

Reason you don't want to spend too much time in previewing is it becomes too easy to start passively reading and before you know it you've wasted 30 minutes. Then it can hinder you during activation by limiting your focus on what you've already previewed.

If you happen to have a book you've PhotoRead before no preview at all is required. Allow the PhotoReading step to help you remember waht the book was about.

Alex

Does it mean that If I read a book whose subject is familiar to me,I should take a little preview.And if the subject is strange,I should take a more preview?

what?

[This message has been edited by demon386 (edited September 09, 2005).]

Keep the preview short as possible. Then do a post view where you get the trigger words and form mind probing questions.

Alex