Want to exercise your capacities with mental imagery? Learn the visual and conceptual Memory Wheel technique next: th-cam.com/video/Opmb-mU-KPI/w-d-xo.html
Hey Anthony, thank you again for an outstanding video. I learn a lot from listening to you. I’m putting together my images for cards now. One would think I’d be so far ahead if I had memorized them already. Very cool insight once again. Always great to comment on these videos. Your friend always Bill.
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM only just reacquainted with it. The short answer is no, however am trying to learn the Korean alphabet to be able to speak in my wife's native tongue. My youngest son can speak Korean so I was thinking of printing the alphabet out and sticking each symbol on a place mark of a walk we would daily do. I don't so much know if this is correct. I remember as a teenager fantasizing I could afford the magnetic memory course, for school. I'm 47 now and saddened at the potential plight our memories may be in with these never ending devices. I admire your energy and curiosity and subscribed to your channel a month back. I have a low paying physical job, adhd and recently gave away cannabis, so am looking to really change up my life and find a new career. I am starting a new one could say. Anyway I have a penchant for being to open one might say, so for now I'll leave it there. Please just know you've inspired me and I'm grateful. Thank you. Perhaps if it's not too much bother, where would one start? Take care and well wishes.
Thanks for this, though you must be thinking of a different program. My teaching hasn't been around quite so long. Mega Memory, perhaps? For your goal with the Korean alphabet, I would suggest one Memory Palace and an association for each letter. Some letters may require more than one association. An outdoor walk could do the trick, but many people have issues with using them. An indoor Memory Palace might work better for you as you're learning the ropes with the technique.
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM correct I had mistaken the company, however my complements are intended for you. If you have some introductory course or reading materials that you prescribe as a perfect place to start please stear in the right direction so as I can financially support your endeavors with my new years wage bonus. Have a terrific day good sir.
I appreciate that very much. I'm not sure if there is a perfect place to start, but the most personal and in-depth book I've written is called The Victorious Mind. Beyond that, you might like to look at some of my language learning videos. If you search the channel from the main page and enter "language" a bunch will come up. th-cam.com/channels/dIwC3d4CRjrrQdaqZaNBpA.html
Hello Anthony! I have this problem, I have grapheme-spatial synesthesia but I can not visualize colors. I can feel darkness/lightness/gray but colors (red, green), absolutely not. Maybe I am midunderstanding some concepts but I have heard others talk about words in color or days in color. It would be amazing if you could share your own experiences or point me in the right direction?
Thanks for this. I cover some of my own experiences here: th-cam.com/video/y0Z88TSKejw/w-d-xo.html In terms of a "right" direction, I would suggest that experimentation is better than correctness, especially linked to specific goals. The more you can define and refine your goals, the better clues will emerge regarding what to do and how to do it.
Use this in many variations on the no consensus theme I do agree its spatial imagery, in my case sometimes simultaneously I can see holograms when meditating, but I too don't feel as though I have to see the memory palaces I create mnemonically my minds cohesion with rejuvenating synapses growth, works better for me to try to do both. Visual and mental imagery is like you analogy of flash bulbs photos .Thanks revisiting the whole MMM PDF and the course for the third time this calendar year.
Thanks, Bill. That's interesting about seeing holograms. Is there any particular meditation approach you use that might be especially conducive to such an outcome?
I kind of free lance solo ,and I attend weekly guided meditations. Also I am a Reiki 2, I and do a lot of Dr Joe Dispenza Gaia videos, and I practice focused body scan breathing ,energy healing, and noting types of early am for sure meditations, and several intervals during the day. I just close my eyes, and it's like the onset of TV back in the 50"s for me .Watch the white dot tune in slowly, adjust the rabbit ears, tin foil my antennae, adjust the vertical and horizontal hold, and get the static out of my mind and try to enter nothingness! Comfortably numb-goofing a bit .Levity based-meditations and my cats often join in too! for me These combo's help my scattered brain weld together! Thanks@@AnthonyMetivierMMM
Combining multiple techniques is a great way to dimensionalize everything and create new effects. Although I haven't experienced anything I would call holographic, thanks to mixing and matching lots of approaches to meditation and memory along with some mindmapping, lots of interesting phenomena have appeared.
My Mom use to talk about her capabilities to have what she called "Premonitions", although in most instances in was like say in two weeks she would base sales on merchandise on what she saw with colors. Let's say like Blue Shirts at the local store-she reconciled within herself that was from her premonitions, sort of if this makes sense Heredity? Can you inherit those trais? I query/ Thanks @@AnthonyMetivierMMM
There are certainly interesting angles to explore here, and I would have to know more about how these premonitions have been tested to see if they are fairly defined as a trait. I also don't fully understand the example or how it was tracked. Are you saying that sales improved by arranging clothings according to colors that arose in meditation? If so, this could be difficult to track given that many stores regularly rotate their wares to great effect because novelty and uniqueness is known to be a sales booster with regular store clientele. You would have to own two stores with a very similar demographic and volume of street traffic to test scientifically such effects, assuming I understand what you're describing.
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM No. However, I am curious on your opinion with a concept I thought about while watching your videos and if you're willing to correct it. Correction being, is it good or is there already a better method. I also understand each method is subjective, they work but also depending on the fun one has with it. Examples: Memory wheel going to 12. Each number has 1 words, full sentences contains 12 words. "1=What 2=is 3=the 4=meaning 5=of 6=life, 7=and 8=how 9=do 10=we 11=find 12=purpose?" After studying that, you'd place the full sentence on number 1. Until you have a full 12 questions. After those 12 you make answers to those using the same method. I was thinking about using this for language learning. Given that numbers are everywhere I could think about this often. I will start playing a game called Minecraft soon, ill build a Palace and place these wheels within rooms to organize better.
Thanks for your follow-up. I wouldn't use a Memory Wheel for verbatim in this way. But you could experiment with it. For verbatim, I would use a standard Memory Palace and then use questioning either with a Memory Wheel, or based on questions that have long since been memorized using a standard Memory Palace.
Dr. Metivier I'm having a little trouble following your three part mind mapping series videos bc it's not very clear to me which videos that you produced are in that series. Please can you clarify that to me? I'd appreciate that very much. Thanks.
There are two playlists about mind mapping: th-cam.com/play/PLkZ2FGJhR5R8eS3kyuOwCTb47O72iyc-j.html th-cam.com/play/PLkZ2FGJhR5R8tYlf6KApzcuAM6-ye9-4k.html Enjoy!
I'd suggest getting in touch and exploring professional coaching or some other option. You might also want to analyze things like sleep, diet and fitness, each of which require proper medical consultation. As I talk about in The Victorious Mind, I've done a lot of n=1 biohacking experiments, but always with a doctor's guidance. Does this way of looking at things help you out?
interesting what is your take on the technique , lets say as a last resort technique when you don't know what system or method to use, under short time pressure. and so you allow the information to 'wander' (trigger) whatever knee-jerk horribles your subconscious can associate with it, the more striking, be it horrifying or blasphemous, the more impact, the better and then trust that the same set of stimuli and symbols will again trigger those same associations when called upon later, giving you your recall
thank You , ive been trying to get away from that technique, or rather, since I took these issues seriously in terms of their long term effect on deep thought patterns. In the long run, it's just as much about your relationship with your own Subconscious as it is your Memory for recall. And then they can be in service of a greater thing. Thanks so much for these playlists, I very much look forward to them after struggling with Bruno and Yates. 10 stars. I cant believe these various channels that have figured out the practical purposes of some of these supposedly superstitious ancient techniques, amazing that people would make such headway into stuff we could only sit around conjecturing about. Thanks again. @@AnthonyMetivierMMM
Confused, I have just watched a video of Elon Musk promoting new software he is going to sell, what am I missing? what has that to do with Mental Imagery & SUPERCHARGE Your Memory Forever?
Sounds like you saw an ad, not this video. That, or you need to run a software check to make sure your computer is safe. Hope you're able to watch the proper video.
I have a question?what if im learning real-life applications of a subject and cant exaggerate the images,could you place the image of the real life application of the subject and place it into the memory palace without any exaggeration,color,but full of movement and senses and still work?
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM thanks for your advice;I've been struggling with making complex and great questions during studying.Do you kindly have tips on that?
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM I have problems making the how and why questions and I struggle with them as I can't make great questions with them compared to the what,who,when type of questions.
How specifically would you describe the problems? It's very difficult to make suggestions based on vague descriptions. What is an example of a "great" question in your mind? What are the criteria and how do they compare to the questions that do come to your mind?
Want to exercise your capacities with mental imagery? Learn the visual and conceptual Memory Wheel technique next: th-cam.com/video/Opmb-mU-KPI/w-d-xo.html
Hey Anthony, thank you again for an outstanding video. I learn a lot from listening to you. I’m putting together my images for cards now. One would think I’d be so far ahead if I had memorized them already. Very cool insight once again. Always great to comment on these videos. Your friend always Bill.
Thanks as always for checking these out. Enjoy memorizing those cards! 🙏
Very interesting topic.
Thanks for checking it out! 🙏
Amazing topic !!!! waiting for the video release
Hope you will find it useful upon release and beyond!
I must be ultra-visual because i cannot think of much of anything w/out having an image in my mind's eye.
You’re lucky! 💪
Ghost is awesome!
LETS GOOOOO!!!!!!!!
It's going to be a blast! Thanks as always!
Your a generous man, I appreciate you.
I appreciate your kind words.🙏
Are you currently applying memory techniques in any way?
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM only just reacquainted with it. The short answer is no, however am trying to learn the Korean alphabet to be able to speak in my wife's native tongue. My youngest son can speak Korean so I was thinking of printing the alphabet out and sticking each symbol on a place mark of a walk we would daily do. I don't so much know if this is correct. I remember as a teenager fantasizing I could afford the magnetic memory course, for school. I'm 47 now and saddened at the potential plight our memories may be in with these never ending devices. I admire your energy and curiosity and subscribed to your channel a month back. I have a low paying physical job, adhd and recently gave away cannabis, so am looking to really change up my life and find a new career. I am starting a new one could say. Anyway I have a penchant for being to open one might say, so for now I'll leave it there. Please just know you've inspired me and I'm grateful. Thank you. Perhaps if it's not too much bother, where would one start? Take care and well wishes.
Thanks for this, though you must be thinking of a different program. My teaching hasn't been around quite so long. Mega Memory, perhaps?
For your goal with the Korean alphabet, I would suggest one Memory Palace and an association for each letter. Some letters may require more than one association.
An outdoor walk could do the trick, but many people have issues with using them. An indoor Memory Palace might work better for you as you're learning the ropes with the technique.
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM correct I had mistaken the company, however my complements are intended for you. If you have some introductory course or reading materials that you prescribe as a perfect place to start please stear in the right direction so as I can financially support your endeavors with my new years wage bonus. Have a terrific day good sir.
I appreciate that very much.
I'm not sure if there is a perfect place to start, but the most personal and in-depth book I've written is called The Victorious Mind.
Beyond that, you might like to look at some of my language learning videos. If you search the channel from the main page and enter "language" a bunch will come up.
th-cam.com/channels/dIwC3d4CRjrrQdaqZaNBpA.html
Hello Anthony!
I have this problem, I have grapheme-spatial synesthesia but I can not visualize colors.
I can feel darkness/lightness/gray but colors (red, green), absolutely not.
Maybe I am midunderstanding some concepts but I have heard others talk about words in color or days in color.
It would be amazing if you could share your own experiences or point me in the right direction?
Thanks for this.
I cover some of my own experiences here:
th-cam.com/video/y0Z88TSKejw/w-d-xo.html
In terms of a "right" direction, I would suggest that experimentation is better than correctness, especially linked to specific goals.
The more you can define and refine your goals, the better clues will emerge regarding what to do and how to do it.
Use this in many variations on the no consensus theme I do agree its spatial imagery, in my case sometimes simultaneously I can see holograms when meditating, but I too don't feel as though I have to see the memory palaces I create mnemonically my minds cohesion with rejuvenating synapses growth, works better for me to try to do both. Visual and mental imagery is like you analogy of flash bulbs photos .Thanks revisiting the whole MMM PDF and the course for the third time this calendar year.
Thanks, Bill.
That's interesting about seeing holograms.
Is there any particular meditation approach you use that might be especially conducive to such an outcome?
I kind of free lance solo ,and I attend weekly guided meditations. Also I am a Reiki 2, I and do a lot of Dr Joe Dispenza Gaia videos, and I practice focused body scan breathing ,energy healing, and noting types of early am for sure meditations, and several intervals during the day. I just close my eyes, and it's like the onset of TV back in the 50"s for me .Watch the white dot tune in slowly, adjust the rabbit ears, tin foil my antennae, adjust the vertical and horizontal hold, and get the static out of my mind and try to enter nothingness! Comfortably numb-goofing a bit .Levity based-meditations and my cats often join in too! for me These combo's help my scattered brain weld together! Thanks@@AnthonyMetivierMMM
Combining multiple techniques is a great way to dimensionalize everything and create new effects.
Although I haven't experienced anything I would call holographic, thanks to mixing and matching lots of approaches to meditation and memory along with some mindmapping, lots of interesting phenomena have appeared.
My Mom use to talk about her capabilities to have what she called "Premonitions", although in most instances in was like say in two weeks she would base sales on merchandise on what she saw with colors. Let's say like Blue Shirts at the local store-she reconciled within herself that was from her premonitions, sort of if this makes sense Heredity? Can you inherit those trais? I query/ Thanks
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM
There are certainly interesting angles to explore here, and I would have to know more about how these premonitions have been tested to see if they are fairly defined as a trait.
I also don't fully understand the example or how it was tracked. Are you saying that sales improved by arranging clothings according to colors that arose in meditation?
If so, this could be difficult to track given that many stores regularly rotate their wares to great effect because novelty and uniqueness is known to be a sales booster with regular store clientele. You would have to own two stores with a very similar demographic and volume of street traffic to test scientifically such effects, assuming I understand what you're describing.
I remember multiple day dreams from 15 years ago. Specifically for video games to learn locations on the map. To tell individuals where the enemy was.
Do you ever use these game locations as Memory Palaces?
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM No. However, I am curious on your opinion with a concept I thought about while watching your videos and if you're willing to correct it. Correction being, is it good or is there already a better method. I also understand each method is subjective, they work but also depending on the fun one has with it. Examples: Memory wheel going to 12. Each number has 1 words, full sentences contains 12 words.
"1=What 2=is 3=the 4=meaning 5=of 6=life, 7=and 8=how 9=do 10=we 11=find 12=purpose?" After studying that, you'd place the full sentence on number 1. Until you have a full 12 questions. After those 12 you make answers to those using the same method. I was thinking about using this for language learning. Given that numbers are everywhere I could think about this often. I will start playing a game called Minecraft soon, ill build a Palace and place these wheels within rooms to organize better.
Thanks for your follow-up.
I wouldn't use a Memory Wheel for verbatim in this way. But you could experiment with it.
For verbatim, I would use a standard Memory Palace and then use questioning either with a Memory Wheel, or based on questions that have long since been memorized using a standard Memory Palace.
Dr. Metivier I'm having a little trouble following your three part mind mapping series videos bc it's not very clear to me which videos that you produced are in that series. Please can you clarify that to me? I'd appreciate that very much. Thanks.
There are two playlists about mind mapping:
th-cam.com/play/PLkZ2FGJhR5R8eS3kyuOwCTb47O72iyc-j.html
th-cam.com/play/PLkZ2FGJhR5R8tYlf6KApzcuAM6-ye9-4k.html
Enjoy!
Please doctor, I find it difficult and slow when I want to think or meditate to analyze, connect and understand. Can you give me some advice?
What are you meditating and thinking about?
My life, am I doing the right thing, the roots of my actions, the roots of my failures
I'd suggest getting in touch and exploring professional coaching or some other option.
You might also want to analyze things like sleep, diet and fitness, each of which require proper medical consultation. As I talk about in The Victorious Mind, I've done a lot of n=1 biohacking experiments, but always with a doctor's guidance.
Does this way of looking at things help you out?
interesting what is your take on the technique , lets say as a last resort technique when you don't know what system or method to use, under short time pressure. and so you allow the information to 'wander' (trigger) whatever knee-jerk horribles your subconscious can associate with it, the more striking, be it horrifying or blasphemous, the more impact, the better
and then trust that the same set of stimuli and symbols will again trigger those same associations when called upon later,
giving you your recall
That is one possible strategy. Though with a fuller understanding of mental imagery, there are subtler options available.
thank You , ive been trying to get away from that technique, or rather, since I took these issues seriously in terms of their long term effect on deep thought patterns.
In the long run, it's just as much about your relationship with your own Subconscious as it is your Memory for recall. And then they can be in service of a greater thing.
Thanks so much for these playlists, I very much look forward to them after struggling with Bruno and Yates. 10 stars. I cant believe these various channels that have figured out the practical purposes of some of these supposedly superstitious ancient techniques, amazing that people would make such headway into stuff we could only sit around conjecturing about. Thanks again. @@AnthonyMetivierMMM
Confused, I have just watched a video of Elon Musk promoting new software he is going to sell, what am I missing? what has that to do with Mental Imagery & SUPERCHARGE Your Memory Forever?
Sounds like you saw an ad, not this video.
That, or you need to run a software check to make sure your computer is safe.
Hope you're able to watch the proper video.
I have a question?what if im learning real-life applications of a subject and cant exaggerate the images,could you place the image of the real life application of the subject and place it into the memory palace without any exaggeration,color,but full of movement and senses and still work?
Genchi genbutsu. That's the answer.
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM thanks for your advice;I've been struggling with making complex and great questions during studying.Do you kindly have tips on that?
Please describe the kinds of questions you've been asking and the nature of the struggle that it arises.
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM I have problems making the how and why questions and I struggle with them as I can't make great questions with them compared to the what,who,when type of questions.
How specifically would you describe the problems? It's very difficult to make suggestions based on vague descriptions.
What is an example of a "great" question in your mind? What are the criteria and how do they compare to the questions that do come to your mind?
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