Train Your Brain! Increase Cognitive Function, Improve Memory, and Get Smart Using Brain Plasticity

Improving Your Memory for the Workplace (Alternatives)

This companion volume to "Master Your Memory" explains the memory matrix devised in the 17th century to enable the learning of up to 100 items. It also describes the self-enhancing master memory matrix which the author developed for memorizing up to 50,000 items while at the same time improving all mental powers, including intelligence and creative thinking. The first 10,000 key memory words are set out in such a way as to enable the organization of any list.

How to Unlock the Power of Your Mind and Remember Things You Never Thought Possible Forever!

Memory Improvements for Students of All Ages (Alternatives Series: Life Options for Today)

This edition of Master Your Memory introduces you to the last great memory invention of the last millennium the Self-Enhancing Master memory matrix. This technique will allow you to memorise anything from ten to fifty thousand items with comparative ease, while at the same time exercising and improving your Memory Muscle.

This book brings together the latest research in neuroscience and psychology, and weaves in case-studies, anecdotes, and even literature and philosophy, to address these and many other important questions about the science of memory - how it works, and why we cant live without it.

Learn How and Why Amino Acids Affect Mind, Mood, Memory, and Behavior

Now in a totally updated edition--the secrets of how to stretch memory skills to the fullest. Buzan has devised an ingenious system for memory improvement, geared to handle each specific memory problem--from everyday names and phone numbers to special programs for card players to showing students how to prepare for and get optimum results on exams.

In 1577, the Jesuit Priest Matteo Ricci set out from Italy to bring Christian faith and Western thought to Ming dynasty China. To capture the complex emotional and religious drama of Ricci's extraordinary life, Jonathan Spence relates his subject's experiences with several images that Ricci himself created—four images derived from the events in the Bible and others from a book on the art of memory that Ricci wrote in Chinese and circulated among members of the Ming dynasty elite