Train Your Brain – Have Ageless Memory

Tuesday, March 24, 2009

We all concerned about how we look and keep on putting efforts to have good physical appearance in all ways. But, how is our Brain power? Are we trying to keep it active? Do we have adequate memory power? Are we simply depending on today’s technical gadgets PDA, Cell phone, Blackberry to remind us everything? I too realize that my memory power getting faded over the years and I’m not at all taking any initiative to retrain my Brain. When I sit to write a post today, I thought to write something about this to tickle everyone’s attention on this subject and I welcome all your comments.

The research shows, human brain got amazing retention power, but if one doesn’t pay good attention while receiving the information then definitely he or she will have problem while retrieving the same later. The secret of keeping your brain young is to shape your brain everyday. The thought process plays a key role in keeping your memory active for long time. We exercise our body to have good shape but if we doesn’t have the mental capabilities to do things at right sense then what is good to have great body? Let us see some of the techniques to improve our memory power.

Visualize an Object – This is one of the techniques used to remember the things for long time. While learning any subject, we need to visualize an object in which we are familiar with. Remember, our visual memory is always good than reading or listening.

Pay Attention while Listening – This is required to understand what others are saying. To have long retention period, first we need to understand and bring them into our mind. We need to recall the message often if we want to extend the retention period. If we don’t listen and understand others then it’s difficult for our brain to recall the message.

Mapping Technique – Mapping the subject with anything you already learned. This is like a process where we are creating chain of links. This way, your brain recalls the subject in sequence when you think about it. If you create the links in whatever you already interested like picture, songs, your brain works well while recalling the message. You, yourself wonder how you are keeping everything in your mind.

Read and Hear – This is required if you are studying any theoretical and boring subjects. If you are not able to follow any one of the above technique you can use this one. You need to read it aloud, record it and hear it back. This will work amazingly for you to learn fast.

Teach Others – Again this will work for dump subjects where you can’t apply any of the above techniques. In this one, you need to read it and understand the concept and teach others. If you do this two or three time your brain used to record this in unconscious mind.

Participate in Active Discussion – I would say it might be an argument on any subject. If you do this kind of brainstorming on any subject your brain will store the abstract of the information and you can give any shape while recalling the message.

I believe the above techniques will help us to train our brain to some extent for better memory and if we practice the thinking process it will lead us into Ageless Memory.

6 comments:

Dorothy L March 24, 2009 4:56 AM  

Hello...excellent article.
Our brain is like any other muscle in our bodies...if you do not exercise it and feed it...it will surely shrivel up.
If you do not use it...you will most certainly lose it..

Have a very good day!
DorothyL

joey March 24, 2009 5:53 AM  

I totally agree with this timeless post. Thank you for sharing important 'ageless' messages.

Rahul Viswanath March 24, 2009 8:14 AM  

Nice ..... I second joey :)

Mahesh Sindbandge March 24, 2009 10:39 PM  

Hmmm

Very helpful article..
In fact many people miss out what they really need to take care of... :)
keep writing buddy..:)

Joanna Gough March 25, 2009 1:14 AM  

i do this for class. :)

SaraLynn March 26, 2009 12:23 AM  

Fantaatic post! There are some great suggestions there that I will try to put to use!

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