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I just wondered..has anybody heard of image streaming. Apparently, it is what Einstein did whilst he was engaged in deep thought. For example, when he was sixteen he sat down and vividly imagined himself moving next to and at the speed of a beam of light holding a mirror in front of him. Traditional physics would say you would not be able to see your reflection. Through his vivid mind imagery (image streaming), he saw his reflection and eventually was able to develop this theory mathematically after 10 years of image streaming.
Back to the point..apparently, this is what gave Einstein his increased intelligence. Many geniuses such as Tesla employed the same methods of thinking..though theirs are so vivid they are unable to distiguish their mental imagery from reality. I have been trying image streaming for a while and I must say my thinking does seem a bit sharper, my memory better, my mathematical ability improved. Just wondered if anyone has tried it and gained any results?
Back to the point..apparently, this is what gave Einstein his increased intelligence. Many geniuses such as Tesla employed the same methods of thinking..though theirs are so vivid they are unable to distiguish their mental imagery from reality. I have been trying image streaming for a while and I must say my thinking does seem a bit sharper, my memory better, my mathematical ability improved. Just wondered if anyone has tried it and gained any results?
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eh? so you hold a torch next to yer head, look into a mirror and try and beat the torch light in a race to the glass?
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Image Streaming is the development of Dr. Win Wenger - if you would like more information about this powerful technique, do visit my website -www.nrglearning.co.uk - I am a Licensed trainer for Project Renaissance (Dr. Wenger's) company) and am running a course built on his methods next month. For general information please visit www.winwenger.com
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I just wondered..has anybody heard of image streaming. Apparently, it is what Einstein did whilst he was engaged in deep thought. For example, when he was sixteen he sat down and vividly imagined himself moving next to and at the speed of a beam of light holding a mirror in front of him. Traditional physics would say you would not be able to see your reflection. Through his vivid mind imagery (image streaming), he saw his reflection and eventually was able to develop this theory mathematically after 10 years of image streaming.
Back to the point..apparently, this is what gave Einstein his increased intelligence. Many geniuses such as Tesla employed the same methods of thinking..though theirs are so vivid they are unable to distiguish their mental imagery from reality. I have been trying image streaming for a while and I must say my thinking does seem a bit sharper, my memory better, my mathematical ability improved. Just wondered if anyone has tried it and gained any results?
I just wondered..has anybody heard of image streaming. Apparently, it is what Einstein did whilst he was engaged in deep thought. For example, when he was sixteen he sat down and vividly imagined himself moving next to and at the speed of a beam of light holding a mirror in front of him. Traditional physics would say you would not be able to see your reflection. Through his vivid mind imagery (image streaming), he saw his reflection and eventually was able to develop this theory mathematically after 10 years of image streaming.
Back to the point..apparently, this is what gave Einstein his increased intelligence. Many geniuses such as Tesla employed the same methods of thinking..though theirs are so vivid they are unable to distiguish their mental imagery from reality. I have been trying image streaming for a while and I must say my thinking does seem a bit sharper, my memory better, my mathematical ability improved. Just wondered if anyone has tried it and gained any results?
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