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#87769 01/24/19 10:46 AM
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Hi, I read the Photoreading book and I have some questions.
1) Between one activation and another of the same material, on the same day, do I have to repeat the 5 steps of the system (including photoreading and incubation)?
2) When I already know where to dip (as I know the train of the thoughts of the author) do I have to start to superread some pages before?
3) How do the hunches occur?
I superread, driven by my purpose and by the question, but I do not warm them. Why?
4) What do awareness, familiarity and knowledge correspond to and how do we get to experience them?
Does knowledge give you the feeling that the information was already yours (having learned it with the unconscious
memory)?
5) How to activate textbooks?

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And between one activation and another of the same material, on different days?

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Advices? Particularly how to warn the hunches during superread and dip.

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Hello!
1) I'm not sure I understand your question. If you are using all 5 steps on a book, there should be no need to repeat all 5 steps. Generally Rapid Reading would be used once. You can PhotoRead, Super Read & Dip, and Skitter the book several times. Be sure to check out the "Take the five-day test" exercise on page 71.
2) No
3) Hunches can be a feeling, picture, or internal voice. You will need to discover how your intuition "hunches" communicate to you.
4) The four stages of learning! Awareness, familiarity, Knowledge, and Mastery. This is the path we move through as we discover something brand new, or acquire new information which expands our existing knowledge base.
In the Knowledge stage, you’ve developed a good grasp of that topic or information. You can demonstrate a good foundation and understanding. On a typical book that’s around 300-400 pages, you’ll achieve the knowledge stage within 3-4 Activation passes in step 5.
Any previous information or knowledge you acquired in the past that gets “keyed up” at a conscious level during your 30-minute Activation passes, you’ll recognize as being already yours in your knowledge base.
As you PhotoRead and fully activate more and more books, you’ll increase the likelihood of “spontaneous activation” where something see or hear or think about, will trigger information up at a conscious level, directly from information you absorbed at a page per second.
You’re welcome to do a google search and explore dozens of articles explaining the Four Stages of Learning.
5) Check out our past posts for information on studying textbooks. Here is one that may be helpful:
https://forums.learningstrategies.com/ubbthreads.php?ubb=postlist&Board=8&page=4
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Ok. Thanks!

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Is it OK to do the 5 steps of the system, including a 20 - minute activation pass, then pause for 5 minutes and then a new 20 - minute activation pass (without redoing photoreading)?
When do I have to redoing photoreading before activation pass? In the next day?
Thanks!

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Yes, you can do a second activation on the same day without PhotoReading the book a second time. If activating on a subsequent day, PhotoReading the book again is optional. I do it because it is so quick and easy.
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How long does it take to warn the hunches? Do I need to practice or make a mistake?

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What do you mean by "warn the hunches"?

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I mean to understand how my intuition communicate to me.

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