Rapid Reading Guide Improve Reading Skill, Comprehension and Reading Speed

Importance of Rapid Reading

Have you ever tried to quantify your reading speed? Most of us do not even read 200 words per minute.

As you probably expect, this course will also teach you to read much faster and at the same time, to remember more of what you have read. These are obviously great advantages.

There is another major benefit. Most of us, as we read, 'speak' the words in our heads. It is this subvocalisation that holds back fast reading and it is unnecessary. It is possible to have an inner speech, a kind of 'thought awareness,' that isn't linked to the tongue, mouth and vocal chord muscles, and this is much faster and more fluent. Cutting out the identification of vocalisation and the stream of thought gives a surprising by-product. Many of us think that our constant subvocalised 'speaking voice' is who we are. Finding

out that you can think and be aware without a vocal stream of words, opens up your consciousness to the usually unrecognised domain of intuition and spiritual awareness. You'll have a better sense of who you really are. Try it and see!

Although I have compiled a lot of stuff related to this, all authors suggest more or less same way. Download the following book by Peter Shepherd & Gregory Unsworth-Mitchell and observe the difference.

Download Rapid Reading Book (pdf format)