Power Memory Booster

If you're in need of a way to boost the power of your memory then you're in luck! The human memory can be trained and developed into a super power memory even when it is failing. There are many methods and techniques to help you accomplish this and most require only a little effort and study. First you need to understand the basics of how we store memories, and then you can utilise powerful techniques to give your memory a power boost.

How Memory Works

Unlike most other parts of your body the human memory is not so much a “thing” as it is a concept. Modern science has determined that rather than being focused in a specific memory section of the brain, the whole brain is utilised in order to remember vital information and fond memories alike. When you think of an object, say a book, your brain recalls many things it knows about books such as the image of a book, the sound of pages turning, the smell of new books and more. All of these things are stored in different parts of the brain and work together in order to construct a memory of a book. Although the process of remembering is very complex, there are some things that we know and can use to help us remember better. We can often invent a power memory booster of our own to make things easier to remember.

Sense Memory

Our senses are the most powerful tools we have for understanding the world around us and they can help massively when trying to improve our memory. The more senses we can utilise and associate with a memory the easier it will be to recall. As an example think of someone close to you. You are probably able to call up an image of their face, the sound of their voice, the scent of their perfume and more at will if you concentrate. When attempting to store something new in your memory, try associating it with as many senses as you can and you will find it much easier to recall later on.

Imagination: Images and Story

One of the best natural power memory boosters available to us is the imagination. Many of the most extraordinary memories demonstrated by world record holders for example have practical, easily learned techniques behind them. Mnemonics such as rhymes and jokes are good ways to remember things and many of us are familiar with more than one or two such devices but this can be taken much further. The next time you need to remember something try to associate it with a powerful positive image or even make up a story containing the data. You will find it much easier to pull memories back out of your mind if you have a “trigger” to use in doing so. If the trigger is funny, you will probably find it even easier.