Adarsh,
Thank you for the inputs. As per your suggestions, I am fine tuning my purpose and mind probing questions.
Alex,
I just love the way you explain..things start making much more sense.
What you're doing when activating is zeroing in to bring to conscious comprehension the information that, you, working with your preconscious processor would like to be aware of. You're pulling it up to create a conscious memory.
Well, does it mean I will have to pull out everything turn by turn in order to create a conscious memory of everything; if I desire so?
I understand, I should be focusing on practicing rather being unnecessary analytic and inquisitive at this stage, but I chose to better get my doubts clear first.
I did not understand why spotting/finding/searching the desired information at blazing fast speeds has been put more emphasis on in the book as the major benefit of PhotoReading .. and very little on recall?
PhotoReading will surely help me find the location of the information I desire; with exact page and paragraph and line. Well, what about the info I do not have particular interest in? Text I have not superread or dip or skitter over? This may sound funny, but I am afraid I might miss out vital info which I don’t find important but it actually is; from someone else’s point of view(Author/Examiner). In this case, knowing it all is what seems to be a wiser solution! No one would want to run into a situation like, “I have activated only what I found to be important, but now it seems something else was needed to be activated”! When we read consciously, slower may it be, we are well aware of what didn't interest us. We can well describe that!
Would it be feasible expectation for a beginner to obtain a richer recall of everything?
I am yet to get my first breakthrough…I am excited about it. Will keep posted about my progress.
Thank you.
