Hello fellow geniuses and when it come to this second video about speed reading and the first video
we saw that reading had an eye a tank and a brain process and we looked at the IPART and we saw how
we can make reading faster and easier using pacing and skimming and how we could make the subsequent
readings faster using highlighting and highlighting in a fun old fashion that is your highlight then
you highlight what you highlighted then you highlight part of what your eye lighted and how making tiny
drawings could save you a lot of time in the subsequent readings.
Today we will look into the trunk part.
So for the tongue part it's very simple.
We have to try and not use our tongue.
Because when using your tongue when reading.
It's called vocalisation.
And the basic offspeed reading is trying to reduce or kill some vocalization.
And I show you how it's done with an example.
So let us say I am reading this paragraph and of course I'm using a pacer so I'd be using my pen or
a ruler or whatever.
So here since I'm on a computer the pace is just going to be the mouse I'm reading.
And what happens is when I'm reading I'll be like six times referred to our range of competing contest
it hereis that and I.
So I am speaking.
Well actually I'm exaggerating.
I'd be speaking it in a way that you will not be able to hear it.
But I'm I'm still speaking it.
And this process of speaking out what you are reading is called sub vocalisation and the bare foundation
of speed reading is to try and kill some vocalization to not read things to yourself because we have
been trained to read things that there must be some Odeo for us to understand things because actually
our brain can look at this word and recognize that it is the word DS and our brain can understand the
meaning of the word.
DS but we have trained it to not understand the meaning unless it hears it even if it's a like a microscopic
hearing of your vocal chords moving very tiny movement.
We train our brain to not understand words unless there is some kind of pronouncing them now actually
killing some vocalization is and it topia it is not possible to entirely kill so vocalisation studies
were conducted.
They had like speed reading champions who claim to not vocalize.
And they believe that they do not vocalize but they put tiny receptors in their neck around their vocal
chords and they detected some tiny tiny sub vocalizations so there is no such a thing as zero per sense
of vocalization.
But there is such a thing as I don't know 5 percent of vocalisation rather than 100 percent that you're
at right now.
So reduce some vocalization But how do you reduce a vocalization.
Well I have read some speed reading books and I have attended some speed reading programs and all they
do is they just tell you do not see a book Alais do not vocalize.
And if the program does not work well it's your fault because you subvocalize I told you not to subvocalize.
Well here it's it's like the Black Cats when I tell you not to think of a black cat you think of a black
cat.
That's how our brain works when I tell you not to think of a unicorn you just imagine a unicorn.
So I tell you not to subvocalize obviously you will subvocalize.
So what I must do is tell you what to do instead and only tell you about what to do instead of what
to do instead is look at the word and get the meaning.
This is something your brain is not used to do.
See there are several parts of your brain that say this is your brain.
And this is the front of your brain.
And this is the back of your brain and the back of your brain is where the occipital area lies and the
occipital is the area that deals with visual information.
So this word written right here and I will not pronounce the sound of it.
I just look at it and you have to look at it and not for now is the sound of this word I could read
it out to you but I would not just look at this word over here and the the graphics the way it is drawn.
His visual info is processed by the occipital lobe then there is actually there are many areas in your
brain that are responsible of the meeting.
So let's say the area that gets the meaning is here.
And the area that process is Odeo spoken words is here.
Now the area that processes Odeo is the one that is connected to mean it to the meeting area.
This is why you get the visual.
So you get the info into the visual area of your brain.
Then you have to sand the visual info to the Odeo area so that the Odeo area can send it to the meeting
area.
This is why you have to subvocalize to get meaning of things.
What we are trained to do here is we're trained to train our brain to have a direct line between the
occipital area division Division area and demeaning area we want to build a highway between the two
so we can short circuit the Odile area.
Now in order for this to happen you've got to train.
So at the beginning you will still have to go like if you have to read a text today or tomorrow you
will still have to go to the Odeo area to understand it then from then you would go to the meaning area.
In other words you will be vocalizing for the days to come.
But slowly you will train yourself to just look at this word and get the meaning of it.
Then you just look at this word and extract the meaning of it and you just look at this word and extract
the meaning of it and the beauty of the visual area of the brain is that once you have trained it to
to look at one word and get the meaning of it then sooner than you think it would be able to look at
a few words and bring the meaning that it would be able to look at much more words and give you the
meaning because the visual part of the brain can't process much more info than the audio part of the
brain.
So sooner than you think you'll be able to look at an entire sentence and get the meaning.
But for this you just have to train yourself to look at even a tiny word like this one and get the meaning
of it without ever having to pronounce it.
Now at first you are learning a new skill you are learning to look at something and get the meaning.
So at first you will be reading much slower than you usually do.
I mean looking at this word and trying to extract the meaning it will be much faster to just read fit
and immediately you have the meeting fit in your mind but actually looking at it and getting the meaning
in your you are going through this pass you're going through this path and this path is slower because
it's a new path.
Think of it this way.
Let's say you want to build a highway between city and city B.
Well obviously going through the highway will be faster.
But before you build the highway it's going to be slower because the highway is not finished yet.
Actually how the highway is built in your brain is by walking through it and walking again and again
and again until the highway is built.
But before there is a highway there it's going to be a campaign road that is very slow and very painful.
But once the highway is ready you won't believe the speed so you just look at.
I had actually not even the Longworth just a tiny words like this one.
And you try and have the meetings over this one.
The meeting is straight in your mind.
Did you look at another tiny were like this one and the meaning should be straight in your mind and
your focus at looking at these words and not pronouncing them.
Now this is a skill.
Right.
And like every skill.
Well psycho cybernetics can help you a lot.
So every night you fall your foot before you fall asleep.
Imagine yourself speed reading.
Imagine yourself looking at words and getting instantaneously either meaning without a vocalization
actually don't talk about some vocalization don't ever pronounce this word again and don't focus on
not vocalizing just focus on getting the meaning from the word that is written just getting the meaning
from the visual Infeld getting the meaning from the visual info.
Imagine yourself getting the meaning from the visual info and after 21 days your brain will know that
you are the person who gets the meaning from the visual info.
And this concludes our second video.
Make sure to watch the third one because we're just getting warmed up here.