Blindfold Reading Method?

I was just surfing the net and found another reading method. It sounds so impossible… teaching your kid to read blindfolded. But according to them:

Children, who have attended the Blind-fold Method Course, show unbelievable hidden potential. They can basically ‘See’ and ‘Read’ using their brainwave signals. It may sound unbelievable at first. However, after you have witness your child and other children showing this ability after the course, you won’t be surprised anymore.

There is one common question asked. Why let your child learn blind-fold reading method when they can read using their eyes? To be able to ‘See’ and ‘Read’ blind-folded, it shows and proves that your child’s Midbrain function is awakened (activated). Once Midbrain is awakened, your child’s hidden potential will be unleashed one by one…

Your child might demonstrate one or more of the following abilities:

What is Midbrain?

Midbrain (Mesencephalon) acts like a communication bridge connecting left brain and right brain. To balance the usage of left brain and right brain at will, midbrain must be activated and fully functional. Once Midbrain is activated, left brain and right brain can communicate easily and freely. With whole-brain fully functioning at will, hidden potentials will be unleashed.

Left Brain vs. Right Brain

Generally, we categorize Left Brain as Logic/Analysis Brain. As we can see from above, Left Brain functions focus mainly on learning language and analyzing information through languages.

On the other hand, Right Brain is categorized as Image Processing Brain.  Right Brain functions focus mainly on Image processing, like imagination or image idea creation.

What’s the relationship between left brain and right brain in real life?
In real life, we can easily remember the look of a person or a friend, but we can hardly recall his/her name. In fact, the image of a person is directly stored in the right brain, while a person’s name is stored in the left brain. Therefore, it takes more effort to remember a person’s name than the appearance.

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