Quantum Speed Reading was discovered by chance by Yumiko Tobitani, a teacher at a Japanese private school for children. It involves quickly flipping through the pages of a book without attempting to read the words. As Tobitani found, this technique not only enabled her elementary school students to grasp the content of entire books in seconds, even in languages they did not speak; they also developed paranormal abilities, creative and athletic talents, and became healthier, more capable, and more loving. A key requirement for QSR is to tap into the imaginative power of the right brain. While conventional speed reading uses the left brain, QSR activates the imagery language of the right brain. It captures the content of texts at the level of thought vibration and translates the impressions gained.