How to double your memory scientifically?
In today's arena of cut-throat competition, students spend most of their times in studies. In spite of that they do not get the desired result. Why?
* Failure to remember information
* Incorrect recall
* Inability to concentrate
* Ever-increasing syllabi.
Research: Capacity of Brain:-
According to one experiment, our brain can store up to two quintillion bits of information, that is two followed by eighteen zeros. It is equal to the mastering of forty languages, memorizing a complete encyclopedia and complete graduation from dozens of universities.
"The problem with us is not the capacity of the brain but our inability to manage that limitless capacity".
Solution:-
Scientists say we can compare our brain with a disorganized library, which has all kinds of collection of books with no catalogue or systamatic arrangement, making the search for a particular book, very difficult and sometimes impossible. The need of the hour is to build up a Mental Catalogue for our brain, which can help us in learning everything very fast, improving our power of retention and helping in fast and correct recollection.
Some Evidences:-
Dominic O'Brien, World Memory record holder (Guinness book of World Records) holds innumerable world records in memory, including memorizing a pack of shuffled playing cards in 40 seconds and memorizing 2000 binary digits in less than 30 mins.
A Russian journalist, Soloman Sherishevisikii, in the early nineteenth century, could tell at the age of 50, what he had done on every day of his last 25 years. He could even give the exact date and describe weather conditions during the day and say, what he had eaten for breakfast, lunch and supper on any given day.
Were they born with a computer memory?
Research and analysis has shown that people like Soloman Sherishevisikii and Dominic O'Brien were born with a very normal memory like anyone else but as children, they discovered a Synesthetic Power, through which they were able to learn everything fast, remember everything fast for very long period and recall a particular information instantly even after 15-20 years.
What is Synesthetic Power?
Answer:- It is the inbuilt ability of our brain to receive a particular information simultaneously through all the senses of our body and store it in a systematic manner by forming a kind of mental catalogue so as to make the remembering process 100 times more efficient.
Can we develop Synesthetic Power?
Answer:- In fact, we all are born with this power but only a few realize it and still fewer are able to use it. What we need to do is direct this power in the formation of a mental cataloging system, which can help us in our academic learning.
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In today's arena of cut-throat competition, students spend most of their times in studies. In spite of that they do not get the desired result. Why?
* Failure to remember information
* Incorrect recall
* Inability to concentrate
* Ever-increasing syllabi.
Research: Capacity of Brain:-
According to one experiment, our brain can store up to two quintillion bits of information, that is two followed by eighteen zeros. It is equal to the mastering of forty languages, memorizing a complete encyclopedia and complete graduation from dozens of universities.
"The problem with us is not the capacity of the brain but our inability to manage that limitless capacity".
Solution:-
Scientists say we can compare our brain with a disorganized library, which has all kinds of collection of books with no catalogue or systamatic arrangement, making the search for a particular book, very difficult and sometimes impossible. The need of the hour is to build up a Mental Catalogue for our brain, which can help us in learning everything very fast, improving our power of retention and helping in fast and correct recollection.
Some Evidences:-
Dominic O'Brien, World Memory record holder (Guinness book of World Records) holds innumerable world records in memory, including memorizing a pack of shuffled playing cards in 40 seconds and memorizing 2000 binary digits in less than 30 mins.
A Russian journalist, Soloman Sherishevisikii, in the early nineteenth century, could tell at the age of 50, what he had done on every day of his last 25 years. He could even give the exact date and describe weather conditions during the day and say, what he had eaten for breakfast, lunch and supper on any given day.
Were they born with a computer memory?
Research and analysis has shown that people like Soloman Sherishevisikii and Dominic O'Brien were born with a very normal memory like anyone else but as children, they discovered a Synesthetic Power, through which they were able to learn everything fast, remember everything fast for very long period and recall a particular information instantly even after 15-20 years.
What is Synesthetic Power?
Answer:- It is the inbuilt ability of our brain to receive a particular information simultaneously through all the senses of our body and store it in a systematic manner by forming a kind of mental catalogue so as to make the remembering process 100 times more efficient.
Can we develop Synesthetic Power?
Answer:- In fact, we all are born with this power but only a few realize it and still fewer are able to use it. What we need to do is direct this power in the formation of a mental cataloging system, which can help us in our academic learning.
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