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HOW TO READ A BOOK??

                                                 

HOW TO READ A BOOK???



       when you buy a book ,and come to home and start to read the book from first page to last page,then this is not a proper way to read books,
                                                        Because,you start the book with eagerness to read but very soon you will be bored because you are reading like a machine and humans are not machine.

i will tell you proper way to read books in following way so that you could read and get more  idea and knowledge from the books.

1-first take book in your hands and feel it by closing your eyes and be with peace mind.

2-if you are going to read an Ebook,then also there is no problem.

3- Go on the first page of the book now read the PREFERENCES,ABOUT AUTHOR,INDEX,FOUR WORD etc. thoroughly.

4-Now reach on the last page of the book and and see last paragraph,read it also fastly.

5- Now come to that page where topics are started and go through every page thoroughly seeing there headings.
                                        You think that it is bad way but i want you to sure that it is SCIENTIFIC WAY.

Now if you have done all 5 steps then you have  estimated   the book and your mind is ready to get more from the book.

you can start to read the book.

BENEFITS-
        1-You think that it is time taking but it take time in begining but soon you will feel that you are doing great.
        2- if you read like a machine then you will be soon get tired of reading and you will stop reading.


                          "IT IS SCIENTIFICALY PROVEN IDEA" 

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