No matter how old you are, you can remember the way to any school you studied in (Spatial memory). You can remember what your class, classmates, and teachers look like (Visual memory). You also can remember the times when you were happy and excited or even sad and angry (Emotional memory). Yet somehow, you have forgotten most of the books you spent so much time memorizing!?.
Super memory technique is a combination of these three efficient parts of our memory. Spatial memory will arrange your items and prevent overlapping while visual memory is making them stick right away through mental images, and emotional memory will form unforgettable parts in them. Although super memory techniques are easy to learn in general, the only difficulty here is that you have to learn them by practicing and not just reading about them. Fortunately, this book is purely practical.
This book teaches super memory through actual and visual designed mental images. These mental images simulate how memory athletes remember thousands of items in just a few minutes. The start is about warming up and get some initial results. After that, you will read about the concepts behind memory techniques to improve your records even more in the next memory practices.
So we are already using our super memory, only we want to know how to use them exactly where we want, as in our daily life like remembering phone numbers, people's names or shopping lists. Plus, memory can be crucial in studying, for instance, learning a new language, medicine, nursing, engineering, history, literature, technology, biochemistry, or any other academic area, in addition to some critical career tasks like memorizing acting scripts, lab values, speeches, poems, etc.
About the author:
Bassa studied medicine using super memory techniques, which is one of the most information-overloaded majors. According to Bassa, this has not come overnight but through serious attempts and fails. Today, he is the first man to succeed in medical school by using only super-memory techniques. Bassa said that to use super memory for studying or work, you must think out of the box and not use the exact techniques used in memory championships because studying is different from long, similar, and interchanging items in both structure and constituents. Bassa came up with three new memory systems under the brand name mnemonic symbolism, which have made super memory techniques usable in any field of interest.
