This recording is second in the progressive series of Personal Training CDs and MP3s that is designed to give a decided advantage to the serious learner.

      The human brain registers and records every experience it encounters, whether acquired through the five senses, or generated internally by thought. These experiences learned by the Mind are often stored in areas that are not swiftly accessible to one's desired conscious recall (especially in the presence of stress or anxiety).

      There Are 3 Ways In Which We Learn:

1.    Trial and Error Memorization
2.    Rote Core Memory, and by
3.    Condition-Response Memory

      It is my belief that all seriously productive learning is essentially Condition-Response Memorization!

      This specially designed recording, with the use of Direct Suggestions and Conditioned Responses, not only produces within you a Deep State of Trance, but it also teaches you how to retrieve this state while in any public setting, (at work, in the classroom, or even while studying and/or test taking).   In the process, this personalized training technique provides you access to whatever you have experienced, studied and learned - with total recall, and not one person will know what it is that you are doing!

      With this selection you will be praticing other such psychological principles as imitation, orderliness, motivation and Dynamic Will Power.   Also, there is a convenient twelve-step check list provided to its owner, which is designed to further improve your study techniques and concentrative skills!

      In addition to the Deep Trance State established in the listener of this recording, there are four basic areas of reading deficiencies that are uncovered along with the techniques designed to overcome them.   Moreover, the four primary methods of attacking the process of forgetting are provided, to arm you with the ability to "Fix To Memory" what you have learned so that it will be there when called upon.

   "He That Seeketh Findeth; And To Him That Knocketh It Shall Be Opened;"  for only by patience, practice, and ceaseless importunity can a man "Open The Door To The Temple Of Knowledge."