Subconscious Book Reading

Questions and Comments
#21

It would be super fast to photoread Meditations and The Manual… instant stoicism :nerd_face:

#22

Last year I tried ZOX, mental photography. Only got a few weeks in but had some interesting minor results, but was not in the right mental space so did not continue.

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#23

That’s the same with me but i tried Zox in 2014. At some point I wanna do Zox + Limitless/Beyond Limitless

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#24

The more good info you expose yourself to about any one person, the more “accurate” your internal model would be.

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#25

A friend of mine went to a photoreading seminar and the instructor couldn’t do it.

He went pretty deep into it and later said that Paul Sheele actually stole the idea from another company.

#26

I don’t know if someone has mentioned him, but the only person I’ve heard of that was capable of this was Edgar Cayce

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#27

Subconscious book reading?

#28

Paul Scheele “borrowed” the idea from Zox then put his own spin on it. Was that instructor certified by Paul Scheele?

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#29

No idea if the instructor was certified by Paul Scheele, does he allow people to teach photoreading without them knowing how to do it?

#30

no. LSC certified instructors have to have demonstrated skill in the thing they’re teaching.

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#31

That ought to be a requirement for any teacher… my 12th grade computer programming teacher almost didn’t fit this criteria, she was only 1 lesson ahead of us and often didn’t understand it well enough to answer our questions. :man_shrugging:

But on the plus side, she used letters for strings when teaching variables and she once spent 45 minutes talking about manipulating a g string… :rofl:

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#32

my 12grade programming teacher got the job because he was a math teacher. also was barely more versed in QBasic then the rest of us.

I used to get marked off even though I got the right answers in program assignments, because I didn’t do it the “right” way. even if my code was more efficient.

#33

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

#34

Yes. What you said.

#35

@Trader

I believe that he had the ability when he was a boy to go to sleep with a book under his pillow and memorize the info within.

I believe. It’s been awhile.

#36

I don’t believe so. That’s why I was asking.

#37

I know I’ve heard of this as well. Where you can put a book under your pillow and obtain the information somehow. I think I heard Vishen Lakhiani speak about it in an ad for one of his programs. He also teaches Silva Method and I wanna say it was for something called Bending Reality or his Silva Method course.

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#38

His program is actually really cool. But stopped cause I did not see enough use for it at the moment.

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#39

I’ve read Vishen’s first book, and have done the Silva Method course… neither mentioned anything about absorbing book knowledge by placing it under your pillow that I have any recollection of.

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#40

I would hunt around for an article specifically talking about it, but it’s here for those curious enough.

Edgar Cayce

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