记忆宫殿法（Memory Palace act）.docVIP

记忆宫殿法（Memory Palace act） Palace law is the most powerful memory technique I know. It is not only effective, but also interesting - and its not difficult to learn. Using the memory palace can be traced back to ancient Rome, some incredible memory skills can also be attributed to it. For example, the 8 world memory champion, Dominic O Brien, he can remember all the cards on the 54 tables (2808) in order, each card only look once. By using the Memory Palace law and its variants, countless achievements have been made. Even in the novel, there are several examples, such as Thomas Harriss novel Hannibal, and serial killer Hannibal CannibalLecter uses the memory palace to store a very vivid memory of complex medical records for a long time. (unfortunately, this paragraph has been deleted in the film.) Of course, most of us dont want to be the memory champions of Dominc (or Hannibal). But the Memory Palace law is very effective for all similar endeavors: learning foreign languages, remembering lectures, preparing for exams and other things - even if you just want to refresh your memory. memory palace The basis of the Memory Palace law is the fact that we are very good at remembering the places we know. Memory Palace is a metaphor, symbolizing any place that we are familiar with and can easily think of. It can be your home or your daily route. This familiar place will be your guide to storing and transferring any information. Lets see how it works. Five steps of using Memory Palace law: 1. choose your palace First and foremost, you need to choose a place that you are very familiar with. The effectiveness of this technique depends on your ability to easily recreate the place and walk in it. You have to be in the eye only with your spirit. For example, a better initial choice can be your home. Remember, the more vivid you are about the details of this place, the more effective you will be able to remember. Next, try to define a particular route in your palace, not just a still