IMAGE STREAMING
Image Streaming is the discovery of Dr Win Wenger,a author and director of Project Renaissance.Basically it involves closing your eyes and then describing aloud the images that you see in your mind.Describe it as much in detail as possible using sight,smell ,sound,touch, and feeling. As you close your eyes and start describing the images, it will start to flow like a story or a film.Since the speech center of the brain is situated on the far left side and the imagery center is on the right side of the brain,describing aloud the images that flows in your mind will cause the brain to connect and work as whole.Also since we are only using about 3-10% of the brains capacities,this will cause you to tap the vast hidden potential of the brain.Studies conducted have shown image streaming for 30 hours can raise your IQ by about 20 points!.To put this in perspective an average person's IQ is about 100 and if your IQ is about 140 you qualify as a genius.So basicaly image streaming will make your IQ to about 120!.When you first practice image streaming ,do ten sessions of closing your eyes for about 10 minutes each sessions and describe aloud what you see.This will help you to fine tune your ability to bring images to your mind any time you want.Once you can easily image streaming,then use this ability to study.For example while you are reading a difficult text,read through the text once or twice,then close your eyes and ask yourself an image stream that will help you understand the text.For example after reading a text on say, Einstein's General Relativity then just close your eyes and say "Give me an image stream that helps me understand this text" or "Give me an image stream that helps me understand Einstein's General Relativity".Some people even find that image streaming before reading something can cut the reading time by about two third of the time it normally takes.You can also use image stream to solve problems.Use the tape recorder,first record your self asking for an image stream to solve a particular problem,followed by three minutes of silence and then followed by a tap of a pencil or bell.Follow this by another three minutes of silences and another tap of a pencil or ring a bell. Again repeat this for the last time.Then rewind the tape and close your eyes and play it ,each time you hear the tap of the pencil or bell restate the problem and ask a new image stream for that same problem.After that compare all three of your image stream for a common answer to your problem.