PHOTOGRAPHIC MEMORY — KEYS TO SUCCESS | ZOX PRO TRAINING

 

Photographic Memory is also known as “Eidetic Memory.”

So just what IS photographic memory? It’s a secret you’ve had since before you were born! If you still don’t understand, look to your children.  They will show you the way.

The infant brain develops even in the womb. Experts say you should read to your children as soon as they are born for quality stimulation of their natural learning abilities. As a child ages through that first crucial year of life, they are learning how to learn. The more stimulation – the more learning capacity the child will have.

Some people with photographic memory retain their photographic memory into adulthood. If you aren’t one of those people, why not? The answer will SHOCK you.  Are you ready?

Learning Begets Learning

One word. Reading. You see, we never lose our photographic memory. But many of us lose the ability to USE it, or more accurately, we lose access to it. You learned amazing things as a small child – languages, social skills, etc.

THEN, you went to school to learn a superior way to learn – or so we’re told.  Statistics show that once we enter school and become entrenched in the rote-memory system of learning; learning slows from that point on.

Your Inner Child Genius

The truth is, you were force fed learning to read, or you were ostracized. Some of those renegades who endured being ostracized are the same ones who have retained their photographic memories as adults.

Reading is  a brain function that encourages tunnel vision, which is directly opposed to your natural ability to access and use your photographic memory.

But with Mental Photography you can learn how to access your photographic memory and how to develop a photographic memory fast, and regain the genius you had as a child. By exercising your brain this way, you may see other things start to happen – and you don’t have to give up reading, either!

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Quiet Intelligence is Quite Intelligent – Horse Sense really…

Horse Sense 

Quiet Intelligence is Quite Intelligent

 

Insights from the animal world can give us a better picture of humanity.
Many people have pets. Often times they give their pets human characteristics, even though their pets are not human. Do your pets seem to want to be like you in some way. Studies have found that people often choose a pet that looks like them, or reflects their own personality in some way. Logic would suggest then that since a person may select a pet based on their own self, then it is much easier for that person to assign them human characteristics, much like looking into a mirror.

Too much Logic!

It is time to toss logic aside and look at characteristics that are not so easily explained. Studies have also shown that pets often have unusual and often unanticipated abilities. There are “Helper pets” that seem to know how to spot a problem with a persons health. But why would an animal choose to do this? The action of the helper pet extends to other people that are not even known by the animal. The most common type of helper animal is the dog, simply because there are more dogs owned and have social interaction with humans than any other domestic animal. A good example of a helper dog trained in this fashion is the seeing eye dog.

Hospitals and elderly care units have found it to be very good therapy to bring in comforting animals to be with the patients. Many patients have cut themselves off from communication with other people, but choose to communicate with the comfort animals. Many breakthroughs have been made in this way. But more than anything, it gives the patient that moment of caring and comfort – a gentle therapy.

(I am not suggesting you run out and get a pet. These decisions require thought and consideration. Some pets can be quite problematic. You must gain wisdom. ZOX Pro Training provides the means to gain that information. Choose wisely. Chances are you will be stuck with your decision for a long time.)

Are Animals Psychic?

Take a moment to think about a few things. Suppose you own a dog. You are around your dog every day. Your dog is friendly and sociable with others around you. Then one day out of the blue, you meet someone that your dog takes a complete dislike of, and maybe wants to take a chunk out of their leg. In other words, your dog is acting completely different than usual. What should these signals tell you? Dogs are much more perceptive on a natural level; a level you have been taught to ignore – instinct. If your dog does not trust this person, should you?

“Quiet Intelligence is Quite Intelligent”

So, what does it mean? Horses really don’t have a lot to say. While in the paddock, they may think, “Gee, there seems to be a nice bit of grass over there.” They wander over and chew on that patch of grass for a while. Then they see another bit of grass further on an they go through the same process.

If there is a dominant horse already over there, then they will just look somewhere else. They really don’t mind communicating with people. They have just generally given up talking with people, because people don’t know they are being talked to. The horse thinks they are being ignored by the person, so the horse goes about their regular business… “There is another interesting clump of grass over there…”

Horses (equines) possess a “quiet” intelligence. They know the rules and what is expected of them. They prefer it that way. It is only when people intervene with their routine that unsettles them. Then suddenly, we want them to do things outside of their normal pattern. So, with repetition we teach them to have a new way of doing things. They will feel most comfortable with the new routine if it is relatively the same each time. But us silly humans, we want to do things differently all the time. It can be quite frustrating for the horse. For the most part, if done in a way the horse understands it, the horse will be somewhat cooperative until the new routine is established. Above all you must gain and maintain the horse’s trust.

Their intelligence stems from their ability to adapt to doing the things us silly humans want them to do.

The quote, “Quiet Intelligence is Quite Intelligent“, also gives you a lesson to work with and think about. Find the little piece of Wisdom for yourself.

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The Photographic Memory – A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words

A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words …

The Photographic Memory …

ZOX Pro Training has been teaching people how to use their photographic memory since 1975. The parent organization, Educom, Inc., has  been teaching the Mental Photography techniques in Brain Management training since the beginning. We released ZOX Pro Training onto the Internet in 2008. People around the world have benefited that would have never had access to our training otherwise.

The Picture …

The Google.com search pictured above is a snapshot of ZOX Pro Training’s unique place in the industry of alternative learning. Our techniques accelerate learning to all new levels that most people find incredible, starting at 25,000 words per minute. The brain exercises taught within the training strengthen your brain, gaining clarity, and the way it functions naturally by way of what is now referred to as neural-plasticity.

This picture signifies recognition by the Internet, and portrays the quality Richard Welch, the “Father of Mental Photography” had envisioned 39 years earlier.

The Eidetic Memory …

People are often confused by the difference between the eidetic memory and the photographic memory (eidetic memory vs photographic memory). You are born with the eidetic memory. This is how you learn everything when you are very young till around the age of 5. When you are born, you are a genius; an information sponge absorbing information faster than light speed, naturally, and with ALL of your senses. The best thing is you never lose your eidetic memory and the abilities it gives you. Most people are taught out of using it fluently.

The first recorded use of the words “photographic memory” is 1924. But we also know there are plenty of people from history before that time that demonstrate these abilities. Why then do many psychologists find the term so easy to discredit? First, and probably most importantly, the word “photographic” only refers to the visual sense, while “eidetic” refers to ALL of your senses. How silly! Someone was not able to remember the technical term “eidetic memory” so they simply made up a word close to the same meaning – the “photographic memory”.

Since the amount of information your brain takes in from vision is over ten times that of all of your other senses combined, it could easily be used as a relevant exchange word. But the carryover to this day has missed the original meaning, which is relevant to all of your senses. So, now when the psychologists and brain researchers are looking for the people with photographic memory, they are looking at a flawed model of what it is meant to actually represent.

So, in more concise terms, the word “photographic memory” does not exist. We use the word photographic memory for our services because that is what the rest of the world is commonly using, albeit improperly. There are many scholars that study how words within languages have changed over time. Often times, a process like this creates a new word or usage.

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SUBLIMINAL ADVERTISING IS MANS GREATEST INVENTION!

Gotcha!…

I would love to see the expression on your face right now…

Just when you thought I was sending you another ‘bleep’ about Internet Marketing, I am giving you CRITICAL INFORMATIONabout your brain. This is all about how your mindworks!
When you learned to read, you were told that you had to give up the infantileway you had learned so well up to then. As you learn to read, you disconnect from your natural photographic (eidetic) memory. But, you never lose it. You have just lost touch with it. Inadvertently, you have given up your ability to access your photographic memory.

Fortunately, all is not lost. While you have been ‘reading’ inefficiently, you have unknowingly let a MONSTERrun your subconscious in the background. This monster is exercising something that you misplaced – access to your photographic memory. This monster is also known as Subliminal Advertising.

There is a MONSTERin your closet!

Why do I refer to subliminal advertising as a monster? Most of you know the stories of how subliminal advertising started back in 1957. You must also realize the first products that used subliminals in their advertising also became the biggest names in their industries.

Most businesses today believe the only way to stay competitive in their market is to continuously pummel you with subliminal advertising. It is estimated the subliminal advertising industry does business in the 100’s of billions of dollars each year. That is more than what some countries are worth.

So, yes, I am justified in saying that subliminal advertising IS a monster, a large monster that eats holes in your wallet.

You thought you were doing nothing; just sitting there watching TV, reading magazines, and listening to your favorite music. But, you were wrong. The subliminal advertising that takes its toll on your wallet every day has actually been exercising and refreshing something very precious – your photographic memory! Subliminal advertising does the job it is meant to do because it uses the photographic memory as its medium for programming your subconsciousto do its bidding read more...

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What is ZOXing and Mental Photography

ZOXing – What Is It?

(ZOX Pro Training Series – Part 2)

From the previous article, “The Best Speed Reading is NOT Speed Reading! It’s ZOXing!”, we now want to tell you what ZOXing is…

Primarily, ZOXing is 2 different things:

1) ZOXing is the same as Mental Photography (invented in 1975 by Richard Welch, “the Father of Mental Photography“). Richard Welch facilitated the use of Mental Photography and co-developed ZOXing with Shannon Panzo in the Internet version referred to as ZOX Pro Training. Mental Photography taps into the natural photographic memory we’re all born with and allows us to take in information at extremely high speeds with extremely high retention. Mental Photography also exercises our brain in extraordinary ways.

2) ZOXing is the ZOX Pro process as a whole; all the different components of ZOX Pro training. It gives you an easy way of saying that you’re performing any component of the ZOX Pro training.

To give you just a little of the flavoring of what “ZOXing” is, it can also be used as a noun, verb, and as an adjective. For example:

ZOX (n) = “I want the ZOX (Pro) Training” – or – “I’m ordering the training – ZOX (Pro)”

ZOX (v) = “I don’t read,… I ZOX!”

ZOX (adj) = “I’m ZOXing my information.”

In upcoming posts, I will share with you some of the specific things ZOXing can do for YOU!

Other Articles in the ZOX Pro Training Series:

Part 1 – The Best Speed Reading is NOT Speed Reading! It’s ZOXing!

Part 3 – What Does ZOXing Do For YOU

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