Quote:This is the primary technique which you should use in order to reach [...]. It aids
in increasing almost all areas of intelligence. Scientific evidence is here. The
technique is as follows:

1/ Close your eyes.

2/ Relax your mind and body as if you were about to fall into a daydream. Obviously
go in a place in which you will not be disturbed.

3/ In your minds eye, there will always be images present that are revealing
themselves to you. For example, if you think about describing a particular situation,
some sort of image of that situation will occur in your mind. For example, if I were to
describe a room with blue walls and two wooden tables in the middle, you will be
able to create some sort of image of this in your mind. So with your eyes closed, you
need to imagine and visualise any sort of situation, thing, object, symbol. (If you
can’t see or create images in your mind, please see the problems section below)

4/ You should now attempt to describe aloud the image which you have in your mind.
You should describe it in as full detail as possible. Describe it aloud to yourself, a
Dictaphone, a cassette player, another person, or group. It’s more effective if you
describe to someone else as it will keep you alert and save you from falling asleep.

5/ Describe, the look of what you see, the sound, the taste, the smell, the feel, i.e.
describe using the five senses. For example, as I write this, in my mind “I see an orange in my mind, which funnily enough, is orange in colour. I can smell a tangy
citrus smell on its skin. The skin of the orange is slightly soft to the touch and I also
see that it has these small shallow craters on its surface which are dotted all over the
surface. Behind it in the distance is a person on a bike. The bike is about a quarter of
the size of the orange and I see it peaking out from behind the side of the orange. The
person is about the same size as the bike. The person is a man who is dressed up in a
black suit, bow tie and white shirt, and the bike he’s on is a shiny black colour with a
slight reflection of a whitish yellow coloured light reflecting on its surface. I see that
the bike has two wheels with a thin, black rubber covering. I see the left side of the
bike and the front of the bike, which has a light bulb with a tinted glass covering over
it, which is on the far left side of my image.”

6/ Describing in the above manner you should continue to describe in as much detail
as possible. If for example, the taste of something isn’t obvious, such as the taste of a
“brown coloured wooden block with slight sharp shallow grooves of a whitey yellow
colour along the surface of its longest side”, you should try to give some sort of
description as to what it tastes like, in this instance it would be “as I taste it, there is
no obvious taste other than a taste and feel of it being dry, rugged and dull”.

7/ You should describe using the prefix “I.”, “me” or “my” e.g. I smell, I see, I feel on
my side, I sense, the object is moving behind me. You can also begin the session by
asking a question which you wish to find the answer for.

8/ Describe absolutely anything that you sense or see, taste smell etc. in your mind,
no matter how fanciful, scandalous, unpleasant or stimulating. Do this process for the
required length of time which I suggest in the schedules below. *End of Technique*

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1/ Increase in the ability to formulate and extract ideas intuitively
2/ Increase in reading ability, including reading speed and understanding
3/ Increase in intellectual curiosity
4/ Increase in visualizing ability
5/ Increase in concentration span