Introduction to Conversations Part 1
These recordings prove beyond a doubt that Victor understood what he was saying and could actually tell you what he was thinking.
When listening to his audio files it may take you a while to adapt to his accent. It takes a lot of concentration and you should use headphones.
To understand what he is saying try the following:
1. First read the words I have provided with the recording.
2. Once you understand his message, then play the recording.
3. The words will also pop up in the QuckTime5 player so you can follow them better.
4. Trust the words that I provide with the recording to be more than 95% accurate. At first you may think he is saying something different. Therefore, I will assure you again, I have spent hundred of hours anayzing these recordings and know them to be highly accurate.
5. Don't question the translation as you are listening to it. If you question the translation, you will not be able to concentrate and will most likely miss most of it.
6. Instead of questioning it, tell yourself I understand that part. Then listen to it again until you understand more.
7. Eventually you should be able to pick up most of what he is saying as I have translated it. Most people find they have to listen to each recording 5-20 times before they understand it all.
8. Once you have a good grasp on what he is saying, play the second file and see if you can understand it without the words.
Note from the Webmaster/Researcher
I am currently in the process redoing Victor's web sites. It is quite a massive job as there are seven sites that tie into it and I have to redo all of them. During the time that Victor was alive I spent little time working on site quality. Instead I just posted as many recordings as I could. He was so fast at giving me new content, it was impossible to keep up with him. I still have some recordings of his that I have not posted yet. Since his death I have more time and I am slowly modifying the sites. I would appreciate it if you could let me know if you find any broken links and spelling errors.
