The Elements Of Memory PLR Ebook

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Table of Contents

Preface ……………..4
Chapter 1 – The Elements Of Memory…..5
Chapter 2 – The Mental Treasure Vault And Its Lost
Combination ……..6
What Everyone Thinks … 6
Causes of Forgetfulness .. 6
Seeing with “Half an Eye”…………………………….. 6
The Man on Broadway…..7
Waxen Tablets ……………. 8
Not How, but How Much 8
Remembering the Unperceived…………………….. 9
Speaking a Forgotten Tongue……………………….10
Living Past Experiences Over Again …………….. 11
The “Flash of Inspiration” ……………………………12
The Totality of Retention……………………………..12
Possibilities of Self-Discovery ……………………… 13
“Acres of Diamonds”……14
Chapter 3 – The Mechanism Of Recall .. 15
The Right Stimulus …….. 15
“Complexes” of Experience …………………………. 15
The Thrill of Recollection …………………………….16
“Complexes” and Functional Derangements ….16
Automatically Working Mental Mechanisms….16
Two Classes of “Complexes” ………………………… 17
Chapter 4 – The Laws Of Recall…………. 19
What Ordinary “Thinking” Amounts to …………19
The Reverse of Complex Formation…………….. 20
Prolixity and Terseness. 20
The Law of Contiguity… 20
Laws of Habit and Intensity …………………………21
Applications to Advertising ………………………….21
Effect of Repetitions ….. 22
Ratio of Size to Value…. 23
Chapter 5 – The Science of Forgetting…24
The Skilled Artisan ……. 24
How the Attention Works…………………………… 24
Iron Filings and Mental Magnets ………………….25
The Compartment of Subconscious Forgetfulness ………………………….25
Making Experience Count ………………………….. 26
How Habits Are Formed…………………………….. 26
Chapter 6 – The Fallacy Of Most Memory Systems……………….28
Practice in Memorizing Inadequate …………….. 28
Torture of the Drill…….. 28
Real Cause of Failing Memory…………………….. 29
The Manufactured Interest…………………………. 30
Memory Lure of a Desire……………………………. 30
Chapter 7 – A Scientific Memory System For Business Success 31
“Cramming” and “Willing” …………………………..31
Basic Principle of Thought-Reproduction………31
Methods of Pick ………… 32
Scientific Pedagogy ……. 32
How to Remember Names …………………………. 33
Five Exercises for Developing Observation…… 34
Invention and Thought-Memory…………………..35
How to Compel Recollection ………………………..37
Formation of Correct Memory Habits……………37
NOW! ………………………. 38
Persistence, Accuracy, Dispatch………………….. 38
Memory Signs and Tokens …………………………. 39
The Mental Combination Revealed……………… 39

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Preface

Memory is something we don’t think about. A failing memory negatively impact our lives.

It starts with misplacing your keys, forgetting where you parked your car, and then forgetting people’s names you’ve just been introduced to moments earlier.

If you aspire to strenthen your memory, look no further. This eBook will cover timeless techniques from the early nineteenth century to enable you to improve your memory that still works, even today.

Chapter 1 – The Elements Of Memory

MEMORY can be considered your brain’s ability to store, retain, and subsequently recall information. You may know of people who you consider to have an excellent memory and you may be slightly envious.

We’ll look at certain mental principles and processes, namely, those of Retention, Association and Recall. Incidentally, as with any information, it contains some facts and instructions of immediate practical utility.

But primarily it is intended to help prepare your mind to understand a scientific system for success-achievement. You may be aware of the sensory perceptive and judicial processes by which your mind acquires its knowledge of the outside world.

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