Mental Photography / Subliminal Photography / ZOXing

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By now, you have been hearing about Mental Photography, and are probably thinking, “What is Mental Photography?” Mind To Mind is pleased to give you this next section that goes into some detail about it. You brain stands to gain great abilities. It is up to me to reveal some of those mind-shattering truths. For your own mental health, please read on…

Mental Photography

MENTAL PHOTOGRAPHY is also known as SUBLIMINAL PHOTOGRAPHY in the USA

Mental Photography

Ask yourself,…

“What can be BETTER than READING?”

How about 10,000% better than reading??

Would you like to

Assimilate information at least 100 times the average reading speed???

With 100% retention for life????

and 100 times the impact of reading… ?????

Right now I could say something silly, like “You’ll never guess…”. But I am not because if you are reading this, I’ve deduced that you’re intelligent. I am not going to insult your intelligence by saying such an absurd thing.

From Mind to Mind (MINDtoMIND.com) Please take the time to enjoy what this information holds for you. Many years of development have given us a product that we want to shout about from the highest mountains. Please read on…

Mental Photography / Subliminal Photography

Mental Photography / Subliminal Photography is the primary vehicle that expediently creates a very strong rapport between the conscious and the subconscious. It opens many doors to our vast potential by building these bridges. As a learning tool, it allows people to assimilate information at 100 times the average reading speed with 100% retention for life. But, this is not limited to learning. More importantly, it opens a pathway to a part of the brain that has fantastic abilities. This part of the brain acts as a conduit to universal energy.

Brain Management

gives you the tools to take control of your life like never before.

A Mental Revolution – Brain Management

As the Information Age is fully realized by the information capacities of newest computers, the next step must be the “Mental Revolution”. To simply “keep up” is not good enough. Only by getting back to assimilating information as a small child would, can we ever hope to hold our own in today’s fast paced market. By achieving this with the Brain Management training, we can take a sufficient chunk out of the stress we endure. By strengthening and toning the brain in this natural way, we can create a better, healthier, and happier life.

What is Mental Photography?

Everyone was born with this ability switched on. You used it for the first 5 years of your life.

Why don’t I use Mental Photography now?

Reading is taught in opposition to Mental Photography. When you were taught to read, the ability was switched off. Reading does not work for everyone because it is NOT a natural ability.

Mental Photography IS natural.

Can I learn Mental Photography, again?

YES! It is a natural ability you were born with. You never lose it. Brain Management has been teaching Mental Photography since 1975, when Richard Welch first found it. For over 33 years Brain Management has constantly upgraded the teaching so that its clients can achieve their absolute best results.

Brain Management is the First, and it is STILL THE BEST!

Richard Welch is the “Father of Mental Photography”

If I learn Mental Photography, Will I have to give up “reading”?

No. Mental Photography enhances the experience of reading. The average reading speed is 250 words per minute (wpm). Mental Photography begins at 25,000 wpm. During the training you are tested on recall at 52,000 wpm. Proficient Mental Photographers can show over 600,000 words per minute with 90% recall (just turning pages). The impact of Mental Photography is 100 times reading something. It will definitely enhance your experience of reading after you Mentally Photograph the book. You have barely scratched the surface of what your brain is capable of doing!

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…And even more powerful is the way that

Mental Photography exercises the brain!

Mental Photography also delivers:

Elevated Whole Brain Activity
Strengthens neural pathways
Hemispheric Balancing
Heightened communication between the conscious and the subconscious
Grow more memory
Quicker and clearer thinking

Since I have been relying on reading from age 5, will this get in the way of my Mental Photographing abilities?

This is why Brain Management teaches the comprehensive “Brain Management Seminar”. The Brain Management Seminar fully explores Mental Photography, its’ endless uses, attributes, and benefits. You will experience these things during the training and see results. You will know all you need to know about Mental Photography techniques and be able to use it with confidence.

KNOWLEDGE IS POWER!

We here at Mind To Mind hope you found this information on Mental Photography valuable.

How was ZOX Pro Training created?

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How was ZOX Pro Training created?

Born out of Speed Reading

Richard Welch, before he was known as the “Father of Mental Photography”, bought the American Speed Reading Academy in Phoenix, Arizona. After finding the deficits with speed reading, Richard challenged his staff to discover a great deal more; and discover they did! Out of speed reading came a hyper speed reading method using your photographic memory we now know as Mental Photography, or ZOXing. At 25,000, 50,000, 100,000 words per minute and faster, a new benchmark was born for the education and learning industries.

Since 1975, the Brain Management Seminar was taught primarily in the United States and Canada.

Brain Management becomes global

Back in the 1990s there was sudden interest to have Brain Management and Mental Photography taught in different areas of the world. Since Educom / Brain Management did not have Instructors all over the world, the company solved the problem by introducing an “at home” version of the seminar – the Brain Management and Mental Photography Home Version which was sent out to all corners of the globe.

What made the Home Study Training effective is it was created from a successful seminar teaching our principles of Mental Photography, use of the photographic memory, accelerated learning, advanced discovery, and more. These are the same qualities found in ZOX Pro Training today.

ZOX Pro Training is born

Finally, in 1998, ZOX Pro Training was introduced through the Internet to the world at large through a digital platform. The support provided by ZOX Pro Training is paramount to consistent client results.

Quality Assurance

Only these trainings in their original form provide the path of least resistance for people seeking to enhance their lives with the results offered here. Quality assurance for the client mandates that only our Certified Instructors be allowed to present these trainings.

Shannon Panzo, PhD

Great Things Happen Here!

The Photographic Memory – A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words

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A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words …

photographic memory, eidetic memory, google, zox pro training

Google.com search for Photographic Memory

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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We would like to thank you, the person that enjoys getting news on the further applications and developments of our trainings. We encourage every one of you to power-up your brain, and make it your best asset for your future.

Shannon Panzo, PhD

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The Photographic Memory :: Myth, Legend, Fact or Fiction

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The Photographic Memory

the Truth is Out There…

What exactly is the “photographic memory”?

The elusive photographic memory; ever experienced it? Chances are you may have come across it in grandiose Hollywood films and television shows. Furthermore, the photographic memory is expressed in such a way that it seems both superhuman and abnormal!

The apex of the photographic memory experience has been portrayed accurately by characters such as:

Sheldon Cooper from “The Big Bang Theory”
Will Hunting from “Good Will Hunting”
Mike Ross from “Suits”

…and many more

You know, writers may be writing for fiction but they are heavily influenced by real life events that shape their work. They also have the power to release material that is inaccurate; only to be aired. Not only is the photographic memory, itself, is one of those real life events its also one of those inaccuracies that writers write about!

Believe it or not….The phenomenon that looks to good to be true…is indeed true. Even worst, the name ‘photographic’ itself is wrong. At best, it’s inaccurate, and at worst it is deceptive.

The actual, technical and medical term for it is…the Eidetic Memory.

Photographic Memory vs. Eidetic Memory

Despite two different names, if there is a correct term for this real and amazing memory then why on earth is it expressed wrong?

The answer lies with people’s personal experiences with visual learning, i.e. seeing and absorbing information via their eyes. Considering that permanent and verbatim recall of information is a classic function of eidetic memory, the ‘photographic’ metaphor was created as to identify with that type of flawless recall and the name stuck.

In both real and scientific terms, the eidetic memory does not rely upon visual input but uses the remaining senses of the human body as well.

Therefore the term ‘photographic’ is used interchangeably but loosely.

The Scientific view?

The typical view in mainstream science is that it does not exist at all and it is a myth. Take for example, Joshua Foer’s article in the magazine, Slate, he promotes the myth theory by downplaying past examples of people but without citing any evidence that that perpetuates his views. (slate.com/articles/health_and_science/science/2006/04/kaavya_syndrome.2.html)

One of those is exceptional people is Stephen Wiltshire, an autistic artist with a vivid photographic memory, that accurately draws stunning city landscapes purely from memory alone. The accuracy in his illustrations is flawless he has been awarded an MBE for his works. (dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1223790/Autistic-artist-draws-18ft-picture-New-York-skyline-memory.html)

Such feats do not lie only with Autism. Recently, an ordinary policeman featured on the news used his ‘photographic’ memory to identify and capture hundreds of criminals over the last five years purely from memorizing them from faces on wanted posters. (huffingtonpost.com/2013/06/29/andy-pope-photographic-memory-pcso_n_3519213.html)

Many stories like those above provide a basis that the eidetic memory does indeed exist, contradicting many of the standard scientific views.

Psychologists wrestle with this subject in the laboratory and have established the existence of Eidetic Imagery (EI), in which they conclude that some people, mainly children, have this ability. The after-image of something they have seen is embedded, or retained, with vivid detail like an image in their minds. (theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2012/jan/14/truth-about-memories-jarrett)

You have this power too

Everybody of all ages and abilities has access to this extraordinary memory. Perhaps it is not as rare as you, or I, have been led to believe.

Let me briefly tell you a story that occurred about a month ago. A customer came in to my work and I was talking about the photographic memory. She overheard me and commented about recall ability and reading speed of her daughter-in-law and how she “completes degree after degree!” I was astonished!

Most people would say “Well that’s OK for her. But I can’t do it, it is impossible!” The good news is we all have this ability and therefore we can all tap into it and use its unlimited resources. Now that is great!

Unfortunately, when we all started school from age 5 we were programmed out of using this ability and were taught the rote-memory system of learning which uses reading as its vehicle.

Reading uses a short-term memory system and we quickly forget almost everything that we were taught and had to learn by repeatedly revising or ‘cramming’ to absorb it all. Not good… It is a huge waste of time.

There is a Silver Lining – The keys to unlimited success are yours

But don’t worry, there is a long-term memory system out now that can reconnect you to those eidetic abilities that you lost as a child along with allows you to absorb extreme amounts of information at lightning quick speeds!

The method is called Mental Photography, also known as ZOXing. It has been around for over 35 years, and has helped thousands of people tap into their innate, photographic memory and become eidetickers again as well as ZOXers!

Years of independent scientific research; supports the existence of your eidetic memory and proves that anyone can learn at astounding speeds accompanied with a memory that can recall and retain all needed information at will, just like those Hollywood characters I mentioned earlier!

Richard Welch, the Father of Mental Photography said, “The brain, the brain, the brain. The more we learn about the brain, the more we realize how little we really know about it.” His statement is still correct today. If scientists knew everything there is to know about the brain, then there would be no question whether the photographic memory exists; or if it is myth, legend, fact or fiction.

For scientists to subscribe to scientific principle, and then proclaim the photographic memory does not exist is professional heresy. Or does the existence of the photographic memory fill them with so much fear; they dare to cross the line of professional integrity.

Create your best path,

Abel Journeyman

(Contributing Author)

Innovations in Brain Management, ZOX Pro Training, Mental Photography

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Brain Management vs ZOX Pro Training

Mental Photography is ZOXing

Brain Management Home Study Training vs. ZOX Pro Training

Here is a question that I get asked a lot. Many people want to know…

What is the difference between ZOX Pro Training and the Brain Management Home Study Training?

The Brain Management Home Study Training came first. When Brain Management expanded into the global market, we were pulled in all directions. We were asked to teach groups of people all over the world. But you can only cover a small number of places. Many people in isolated areas were not able to travel to the classes in their region of the world. We did not want anyone to miss out. We needed a solution. Richard Welch, the Father of Mental Photography, realized we needed the Home Study Version of the Brain Management Seminar. Thus, the Brain Management Home Study Training was born.

from seminar to your home

Since the Home Study Training was created from a very successful seminar, it allowed us to provide a simple version of our core teaching. It provides the right tools and exercises for you to gain results. The results are only limited to the limits of your imagination. The exact same thing can be said about ZOX Pro Training.

Both, the Brain Management Home Study Training and ZOX Pro Training are derived from the same source, the Brain Management Seminar; it was disseminated to 2 rather different platforms. While the Home Study Training is a physical package with CDs sent to you, ZOX Pro Training is a complete Internet package, and nothing is physically sent to you. Even though there are minor differences, we have kept the focus, and results you can achieve are the same – UNLIMITED.

platforms, pricing and distribution

Others have asked, “Why is the pricing different?” When you have a physical product, you must build, store, and service that product. On top of that, there is shipping and other things that add costs when people are handling the product from creation to delivery. The price reflects this. Digital products don’t have the limitations, and we can pass the savings on to you, the client.

Since most of our clients are not really interested in all the things that lead up to the distribution of our training displayed on the two different platforms, they generally don’t think of these things when they are looking at the difference between the two trainings. Both are still available today.

If you want the digital ZOX Pro Training, you can buy it at ZOXpro.com.

If you want to purchase the Brain Management Home Study Training, you can CLICK on this link:

http://ebrain.com.au/index.php?option=com_hikashop&view=product&layout=show&Itemid=2

I hope this helps you in your decision making process.

I like to give people something of useful value to take with you to think about today.

information conquers fear

“Fear is like dying of a thousand cuts. The more you fear, the less you will experience Life.” – Shannon Panzo

The only person in charge of your fears and can actually change the way you see fear and react to it is you. You can respect what or who can hurt you. That will never change. But when you fear the same thing, it takes over that portion of your life. Too many fears, and you are not living your life the way you should do innovations.

“Superior information conquers fear.” – Shannon Panzo

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