An ancient Indian memorization secret!

Dr. A. Raghu unlocks the ultimate memorization secret.

[@smo9414]

Thank you sir for sharing this ancient Indian memorizing techniques

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Grateful for your kind words!

[@heythere9554]

Summary Write the target material in your own handwriting Read material ten times with full focus immediately just before going to sleep After waking up wash face with cold water and read target material with full concentration 10 times . Results vary based on persons memorisation capability. Repeat this technique multiple times until topic is mastered.

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Brilliant!

[@priyanshumurmu7867]

Thank you sir..

[@kapilchaudhari6478]

good

[@aironstorm]

Memory Palace Technique though 🤔

[@amith0tube]

Thanks for saving my time. Doesn't seem anything ingenious

[@jeruplasanthosh1606]

In this video the respected sir talked about memorization technique First step: write the hand written notes in your own way. Second step : read the material 10 times before going to bed with full concentration Third step : when you wake up early read again 10 times In this way we are going to train our subconscious mind. By doing this we can master memorization technique

[@atulmod1]

Very true

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Absolutely! Thank you very,very much!

[@s.baskaravishnu22]

thanks

[@rangamurali7667]

the respected sir told about is incorrect way of saying, the correct usage is, the respected sir talked about/ or - discussed ( not discussed about).

[@estheresther4393]

Sorry , you skipped few steps in between ..

[@subhamsrittamnayak7849]

3:47 starts the main thing, watch with 1.75x speed

[@banyantree_Raghu]

♥️

[@atharvadhumse3409]

POV: Your exams are near

[@banyantree_Raghu]

♥️

[@dhawalparmar7117]

😂😂

[@AnalyticalWanderer]

Yeahh

[@RahulKumar-si5ht]

Today my exam 😂

[@RakibulIslam-of1kq]

Tomorrow 😅

[@nikhilavaduka8212]

People like you and lectures like these are actually needed to today’s youth

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Thank you very,very much!

[@lazysnorlax5154]

This is something I've discovered by myself during my school days. I've applied this method and it is very useful for science and other subjects like history where we have to focus on every single detail and timeline. It's pretty helpful even if you're using it few days before exams before going to bed because during sleeping our subconscious connects dots. I'm glad to see that people who talking about it 🙏🦋🦋

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Great! Thank you!

[@harshavardhanchikane7585]

But this can be applied to limited peice of information which may or may not be asked in the exam

[@wallamboklahong9125]

@@harshavardhanchikane7585 No we could do so nearly the whole chapters, we memorize them all, the teachers 👩‍🏫‍would ask us for home-work everyday different chapters, but if we are lazy we can't get to what we are to do, also we must keep tracks of our memorized perticulars too.

[@mikelh.7958]

what does your comment have to do with the video??

[@chrismahfouz7709]

I discovered this myself as well in college. I also found that reading the material aloud helped me to focus and I was using another sense: writing the material, reading it silently as well as aloud reading to involve another sense. Once I discovered this process I made much better grades. I wish I’d discovered this much earlier in life!

[@manoj75ind]

I found another method accidentally. Almost same as this. Write the target material and reading it simultaneously. Do it for more times. But trying to memorize more length of the line and writing it. If you do it for nearly 3 to 4 times, you will memorize easily. I was surprized the first time I applied this. When I wrote the exam, words from the essay are coming to my pen without any effort. I put my pen on the paper and words are coming. I applied this to languages. If I had known this in my earlier stages of my life, my life would have been different. If anybody use this on exams successfully, I will be the happiest person. 1) Conviction to learn is important. 2) Writing one time with concentration is better than reading 10 times

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Thank you!

[@drvk999]

Surprise I also found this trick accidentally

[@alokit6086]

Worth spreading for others to use and improve.

[@neelumsethi9072]

I used to write as a practice.

[@WisdomPrevails369]

Its a memory palace, the action of writing is filing a particular event. So your mind will remember it better.

[@azeempatel2358]

Thank you for posting this video, your memorisation technique works wonderfully.

[@banyantree_Raghu]

My pleasure!

[@belearner1798]

"Pranam Guruji" I tried many techniques ,not worked properly. But this technique worked perfectly .thank you for sharing this knowledge

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Your words are invaluable to me. Thank you!

[@pravinlal108]

How many times/days did you do these 4 steps and how long (pages)was the target material ?

[@belearner1798]

@@pravinlal108 . First I practiced this technique with simple things like maths and physics formula, bhagavth Geetha Shlokas.. I need to master this technique...I just started with simple concepts bcs I want it bcm habit to me..i invested time for it. So now it's good for studying and researching stuff.. Just start it with simple words and make it habit and then apply for ur studies and exam.... Give the time for learn this technique... Just like when u learn bike or car, basic computer things

[@rmjbabu]

I did not know this as a formal technique, but I used to do at least part of this during my school days. Considering the vast amount of history we had to memorize (Mohenjo-Daro Harappa up to British rule), I used to make my own notes in a book which I then read daily after dinner. It helped me tremendously in remembering details of various rulers spanning centuries. The step about reading next morning is intriguing. Thank you for this video and I will certainly try all the steps in my present day learning of Indian scriptures.

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Thank you very,very much! Very happy to hear what you say.

[@FeynmanAcademics]

Speed it up at 1.5 and you will get a better focus.

[@banyantree_Raghu]

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[@aartikaul5968]

Lot of memorizing is required in MBBS..our senior used to tell same way minimum 8-10 Readings and notes will help produce the material during writing ✍️ exams..I remember all answers would just flow thru pen while writing exams

[@banyantree_Raghu]

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[@akshaysanjayshinde2253]

Thank you sir and all who involved with this session.😊

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Grateful!

[@ignaitog]

there should be more people like you, sir. digging our secrets beyond the world's imaginations and teaching it to the youth for the betterment of the world.

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Thank you very,very much! God bless you!

[@anupamachannan602]

Thank you so much for passing on the ancient knowledge .

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Grateful for your kind words! I consider it my sacred responsibility.

[@tsrinivas2406]

Thank you for refreshing this ancient Technique. Looking forward for more such useful content.

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Thank you very,very much! Shall try to live up to your expectations. Please pray for the success of my efforts.

[@Bujuvaidya912]

Thank you sir,this method was very helpful for memorizing the classification of the pharmacological drugs.🙏🏻

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Thank you very,very much! In case you want to WhatsApp me, my number is 9847721207. God bless you!

[@venkatramanisubramaniam3616]

This is an excellent method. During my school days my maths teacher always asked us to write down the problem and then answer it. By this one will understand the question better than just reading the question and answering it.

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Thank you for your kind comment!

[@Subhajit_Ray]

the true fact is memoriesing a story is more easier than meomoriesing a sentences and memoriesing a sentence is easier than memoriesing a word..

[@banyantree_Raghu]

You do have a point. Thank you!

[@starr4490]

Sir, your methods of memorization has also been what my mother uses since becoming a member of the school administration.. I always wonder how she does it when no matter how long the speech was according to the occasion, she never used the papers that she wrote the speech on. She never holds anything. Except a microphone. She always finishes the entire speech with confidence. She did the same techniques as yours. She also told me that she would read the speech aloud a couple of times with the paper then afterwards she will memorize it aloud or in a whisper without looking at the paper. She would do so while staring at a plain white wall and it's as if the papers were like pages of a book moving in her mind. The next practice day she never holds the paper anymore and she can memorize the whole thing. I understand now. Thanks for the tips, sir.

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Touched by your words. Thank you. Matru devo bhava!

[@starr4490]

@@banyantree_Raghu She didn't know Doc that there was also another person out there who had been doing the same thing. Thank you too Doc!🙂

[@chhiteezaachhura8240]

1. Write the thing you want. 2. Read before going to bed. 3. Wash your face with cold water read 10 times. 4. Read 10 times after waking up and washing your face.

[@banyantree_Raghu]

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[@happyraj3396815]

🎉Thank you for your generosity in sharing this technique 🎉 I have practiced it without knowing the exact description so well explained by you. Thank you for explaining it so well🎉

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Thank you very much for your valuable input. Grateful for your kind observations about me. God bless you!

[@Name-zd5fq]

"Repeat the technique as often as necessary, until you've memorized the target material." Thanks for this outstanding tip!

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Thank you very,very much for your kind words!

[@Name-zd5fq]

@@banyantree_Raghu Thank you for your teachings!

[@mitulsunderaj2150]

Thank you Sir. Though we might have unconsciously done bits and pieces of this technique, when we were younger, we are happy to know from your video, that we were on the right path. This is pure evidence of the grace of the Goddess. Kindly bless us Sir, that we shall transmit this knowledge to our children too. Namaskaram

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Thank you for your kind words! My blessings are always with you and your children. They shall become as bright as the sun!

[@mitulsunderaj2150]

@@banyantree_Raghu Your wishes mean a lot to us, Sir. Thank you once again.

[@Vaishnavi1]

Thank you sir 🙏 waiting for more such videos about memory and learning.

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Thank you very much for your kind comment. I shall try my best to rise to your expectations.

[@thetruth3322]

🙏 Sir your advice has been taken by heart.. I will follow your advice. Thank you.

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Grateful for your kind words! All the best!

[@user-ssjaiss]

Thank you Sir.This will be a great help indeed.Your voice itself created a kind of alertness in me.I too with my teen son will follow this.

[@banyantree_Raghu]

♥️

[@emkaykaie2.8]

As they always say repetition is the mother of memory

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Well said!

[@danielrosas5685]

I remember to write with my right hand and again with my left hand when I was in high school. It was the history lessons and then at night I would see in the dark of my room walls like a movie the lessons that I had studied before. Thanks for the lecture.

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Thank you for weighing in. God bless you!

[@danielrosas5685]

The movie was in color. That was when the tv was in black and white.

[@archanabhatia2524]

That is very interesting.

[@imrithvishwamitr8770]

Thanks a lot,Sir. I unknowingly know this technic partly when I practice guitar music.i shall apply it now.

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Please don't say 'unknowingly'. It is very much part of the intellectual and cultural heritage of India. It is in your blood, even though you may not be aware of it. Thank you for your comment!

[@gani3308]

I'm so grateful for your help. I will follow and implement this technique sir

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Thank you very,very much! God bless you!

[@deannerowland2287]

You are correct and you are very compassionate

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Thank you very much!

[@shailaramakrishnan9373]

I have also been initiated by this method in my childhood Very effective 👍

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Great! So we are part of the same tradition. Thank you for your comment!

[@sanjayy2936]

Some observations on the video:- - there can be a grammatical correction. Instead of "write in your own hands", you could use "write WITH your own hands". - there was background sound audible even though the video was shot in a studio

[@banyantree_Raghu]

'Hand' here means handwriting. Write in your own hand means write in your own handwriting. I shall try to improve the tech quality of the videos in future. In fact, I have already discussed it with my tech boys. Thank you!

[@reizinhodojogo3956]

my method of memorizing before that was like saying the thing in my mind also saying it or writing in the chat of a online game, that way i know how to write pneumoultramicroscopicsilicvolcanoconiosis or supercaligrafragilisficexpidacilous without copying from some place, but it taked more than saying it 20 times in night-day cycle

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Excellent comment! Thank you!

[@ritikaritu2181]

This is something I partially discovered by experience. Everytime I just read irrespective of times, it wouldn't stay in my mind. So everytime I started writing in my own hand writing. This helped me inmensely. Then I started reading right before going to sleep, helped even more. The Vedic method is soo innovative yet so simple. The Ancient Indian civilization was so advanced that it became the subject of jealousy of all invadors, Europeans and Arabs/muslims.

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Grateful for your kind words!

[@AZAGAPPANKARUPPAIAH]

Once writing down the target material down in our own words in a notebook, should we now read the target material or the written notes 10 + 10 times sir ?

[@banyantree_Raghu]

I think the written notes will be better. Thank you for your query.

[@nagaps7357]

An Ancient Indian Memorization Technique Summary: 1. Write the material in your own handwriting; 2. Read that material ten times with full concentration just before going to bed; 3. Place the material by your side 4. Wash your face with cold water and read the material again ten times.

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Brilliant apercu! Thank you! God bless you!

[@nagaps7357]

@@banyantree_Raghu Thank you, 🙏🏻

[@suryaprakashraoev5747]

Sir, Today I have learnt your new method of memorization. Thank you soooomuch 🙏🙏🙏

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Happy that it proved to be useful. Thank you! God bless you!

[@miwamack523]

Most gracious of you to share. This body will, indeed, try this technique and let you know the outcome.

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Grateful for your kind words. All the best!

[@amihuss773]

Thank you so very much for sharing this method! Im going to try it for the law bar exam!

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Grateful for your kind comment. God bless you!

[@Native_love]

I'm going to use this for math and Physics formulas! Thank you!

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Thank you! All the best!

[@ManishMishra-mv5fp]

Video speed revised by 1.5 times and this is gold.

[@banyantree_Raghu]

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[@VenkiPrathivadi]

Very Nice. I think the act of writing and reading the material several times strengthens the synapses that connect Neurons in the brain. Those strong connections make it easier to recall memorised material. Doing it at night before sleep allows the subconscious mind to keep working without distraction. Obviously this will be hard to implement for large volumes of material. It might work great for memorising a speech that is 2-3 pages long or for learning key concepts in any subject.

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Brilliant! Thank you!

[@harshverdhansaxena9166]

thats neuroplasticity.

[@sundarAKintelart]

A group study with pupils with same enthusiasm and dedication will yield positive results. We memories 4000+ verses, many of which with more than 6 lines, by group chanting. Vedas and available upanishds are memorised this way. An reasonably undisturbed ambiance and dedicated pupils makes it easy. There are ways to remember what comes next to the verses.

[@richardtan1676]

@@sundarAKintelart Do share with us your technique how to remember what comes next.

[@sundarAKintelart]

@@richardtan1676 ... By making a stanza out of the last words of the first paragraph and the first word of the next stanza, in a rhythmic fashion.

[@PhysicsThamizh]

As many have mentioned, I have practiced similar techniques based on my own intuition and learning experience. Also, I recommend the following technique to my students (since we have a lot of derivations to learn!): 1>>Write the derivation/notes (while simultaneously reading aloud, if preferred) once - with the aid of the book/reference material 2>>Close the book and write the derivation from memory once 3>>Evaluate with the book, and note the places where you made a mistake 4>>Study those places with more attention (use dimensional analysis or mnemonics if possible) 5>>Repeat steps 1 through 3 once again Leave a couple of days gap and do the same thing again... This time you can even directly start from step 2 (to see how much retention you have) I also suggest they have a schedule so that they can study some other topics during the in-between days and learn more material!

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Excellent comment! Thank you for the input.

[@PhysicsThamizh]

@@banyantree_Raghu Thank you, sir 😀🙏🎉

[@hitlerbaba4008]

Jee/neet aspirants can relate.

[@roshan7041]

Thank you very much for posting this Video. This will surely help the youngsters in mastering their memories.

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Thank you very,very much!

[@srhanna]

This is the kind of advise I wish I would have listened to when I was younger.

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Thank you very much for your kind comment. It is NEVER too late. God bless you!

[@askr777]

I used to have memory problems in my childhood. I was quite sure what questions were going to be asked in the exam and used to memorise those answers but unfortunately I forgot those answers by the time of writing the exam paper. Even four decades later I have short time memory losses. I used to wonder how Sage Sankracharya memorised and mastered all the Four Vedas by the time he was 8 years old.

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Sankara was born with a divine mission: to destroy doubt. Sanka means doubt, and hara means destruction or defeat. He is simply beyond comparison with ordinary human beings. All that we can do is to improve our memorisation skills substantially using methodologies and processes. Coming to your specific case, kindly try to carry out a self analysis. Has your memory failure anything to do with lack of focus? Is it possible for you to be really passionate about the material you are trying to memorise?

[@askr777]

@@banyantree_Raghu Thanks for your reply.

[@amarishg3096]

It might be that you are not getting proper nutrition. Infection by parasites should be treated as well.

[@sethumadhavarao4036]

I have adopted this technique partially. I.e I used to write the Target material. Then read it many times. Certainly not before bedtime.sucess is also partial. Now I shall try this.

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Thank you for your kind comment. If you read the target material before bedtime you can harness the astonishing powers of the subconscious mind. All the best!

[@priyangasatheeshkumar3152]

Thanks for your Guidance

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Grateful!

[@nanditaxingh]

Thankyou for this crucial information and advice.

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Thank you very,very much!

[@prasadkadwaikar331]

Thank you for this video. Could you please share the approach to study large materials?

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Sure! I shall upload a video on that.

[@annerfrancis]

Sir Anthony Hopkins reads the script for a film project 300 times through in order to memorize his part in the movie. Yes, this method will work.

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Great comment! Thank you very much!

[@agatadelaparra1789]

Wonderful, thank you so much! 🙏

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Grateful!

[@aubreylafrance5035]

wow this is so profoundly logical and on point

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Grateful for your kind comment!

[@lynnfisher3037]

This has been a problem all of my life. I will let you know my results. Thank you for posting this.

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Thank you! All the best!

[@gomathig7717]

Today I learnt this new technique of memorization Sir,

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Thank you!

[@joshyalexander5893]

Thanks Go...mathi

[@ashiyadav4720]

Thank you for this, Sir. I really needed guidance in my studying and hearing this was very refreshing.

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Grateful!

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Grateful!

[@elizabethnajjar1375]

I have followed very similar technique for years with excellent results!

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Thank you very much for your input!

[@lfe360-sagarsvlogs3]

The material i want to learn takes 1 hr to read once, if i have to read it 10 times I'll have to sacrifice the sleep

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Please don't sacrifice your sleep too much. It may prove counterproductive in the long run. Try to work out a via media.

[@me.atul10]

Mine also. 🤭

[@MiniMatorX]

Note that this is not used to memorize huge number of letters and alphabets, I warn you this is not to memorize huge amount of information

[@ramachandraks1]

Memorizing is not be understood as wrote learning . Memorizing a chapter or a book does not mean you reproduce them verbatim . When you read the chapter or book first time make a note of key points or words in that in a separate sheet and use this sheet to memorize as explained in this method . I think this should solve the problem for large material contents

[@mannojkummar9226]

1. Write the material in your head 10 times with full concentration. 2.read material 10 times with full concentration. 3.place book with u b4 going to bed 4.read the material after u wake 10times with full concentration.

[@priyachariar4508]

The first instruction is to 'write the material down in your own hand' if I am not mistaken.

[@banyantree_Raghu]

You are perfectly right except that it has to be written in your hand or your handwriting. Thank you for your comment!

[@maheshkumars2593]

Sir, Thank you for your detailed suggestion. You had mentioned about reading 10 times the last thing in the night and first thing in the morning, in practicality there are subjects and exams which require probably 1-2 hours to completely read the book. Could you please let me know how to manage time effectively and also to remember well. Note:- One of the actions which I use in those cases is to prepare key short notes (with some brain maps/pictures)and revise those notes rather than reading the complete book. Looking forward for your kind suggestion.

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Thank you for your query. You are very much on the right track. If the matter to be memorised is too voluminous, you can subdivide it into more manageable modules. Or you can identify the most important elements in the target material and focus your efforts on them.

[@baluqatar4175]

Highly impressed with your presentation AND command & pronunciation of English.

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Thank you very much!

[@rahulo1228]

It worked and helped me. Am able to memorize larger volumes of text compared to little(in past). You are amazing because I see many people who know these things but never shares the real things. They only share token information and not the real knowledge even to really mertorious and good people (due to insecurity). Thanks for being a true Guru. Regards and Respects.

[@banyantree_Raghu]

I am very happy to know that it has proved effective. I am grateful to you for your kind words. I am always at the service of my students, and see myself as an instrument of the Supreme. God bless you!

[@rahulo1228]

@@banyantree_Raghu Aum

[@martinnogales2259]

One system ,in my career , for develop more knowledge , an ancient method , I appreciate your support thanks from Bolivia

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Thank you very,very much for your kind words! Happy to know that you are from Bolivia.

[@marinakennedy8613]

Thank you for this ancient technique that was handed down from your family lineage! Thank y9u Dr. Raghu

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Grateful for your kind comment!

[@legamature]

Good to see someone who can talk without moving his hands.

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Thank you!

[@RaviChandraEnaganti]

Pardon me for writing a comment before trying the technique mentioned in the video. Though my comment looks skeptical, I would like to express my doubts whether this technique was in use since Ancient times because Vedas are called "Srutis" meaning they are passed from generation to generation through the form of only hearing and remembering without using "written form". Perhaps this technique based on Writing with own hands is modern method compared to other methods like Sruti's and Smritis.

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Thank you for your kind comment. That there was absolutely no writing in the Vedic age is a very Western interpretation of the scenario. It is virtually impossible for such a mass of material to survive for thousands of years with absolutely no script support. Research is being carried out regarding this aspect. Thank you, once again.

[@prajwalpn8757]

Sir, this method sounds good for students who don't have a lot to study, but how do people like me who are studying vast quantities if syllabus implement this method?? And coming to me personally im a student who's studying a professional course and also working a full time job, im unable to find time to do both reading and writing. Would be great if you could help me out with this

[@banyantree_Raghu]

This is indeed an excellent query. I shall work on it. Meanwhile, please try to identify the key points and apply the methodology. Besides, you can try to divide the target material into smaller, more viable segments. All the best!

[@naghmehamini6751]

Thank you for sharing this🙏

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Grateful!

[@sharmapillalamarri3341]

Wonderful advice Sir Thanks.

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Thank you very,very much!

[@afzalrizvi4775]

This classical technique was induced by my class teacher with a whip in his hand. I still remember vividly the texts of my school and university days. Thanks for refreshing my past three scores and ten ago. Much Love to Doctor Sahib.

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Thank you very,very much for your kind words! God bless you!

[@ApplyIT2021]

Really useful technique, which triggers use of the power of subconscious mind, which is unlimited power.

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Thank you very much!

[@joshuaarnold744]

I've been doing this partly, now I've learned an even better way, namaste

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Grateful!

[@BijayaBoddh119]

You're a great source of knowledge and information. But you give reply to every *comment* . Salute to your *humbleness* .

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Touched by your kind words! I am only an instrument in the hands of the Supreme. Thank you!

[@richardtan1676]

You may find this knowledge useful... The word "every" means "each", so a noun or verb that follows after "every" must be in the SINGULAR form. Examples: Every man, woman and child must apply this excellent technique in order to memorise anything. / May peace come upon the earth in every nation, every home, and every family. / Everybody loves somebody sometime. / Every day is a day that the Lord has made; I will rejoice and be glad in it. / Every day in every way I'm getting better & better.

[@BijayaBoddh119]

@@richardtan1676 Thank you very much sir

[@sugathasagar]

Accidentally this technique was known to me, used to do this during student days

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Fantastic! It is part of the cultural tradition of India. Only, sometimes it is not quite visible. I don't think that you started using it by accident. Thank you for your comment!

[@constantinmihailpopescu1340]

Gratitude ! But how did our ancestors memorize before the invention of writing ?

[@banyantree_Raghu]

This is an excellent query. To claim that writing came very late in India is a very Western interpretation of the scenario. Still, there must have been a time without script. I shall speak about in another video. Thank you!

[@syedahassinaraislam5522]

Thank you Sir, I am in need of this technique.

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Thank you! All the best!

[@thunivethunai8763]

Wonderful guruji. I have asked my son also to follow the same. Hatsoff to our ancestors

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Grateful for your kind words! I join you in worshipping our ancestors.

[@ranganathanpv8513]

👌👌👌I totally agree. Our elders also advised so. Our Physics Professor MKK Menon made us to by heart the entire subject to score well telling he as a Rank holder in Masters made by heart the entire 2000 page notes. When we study Vedas, the Guru makes us chant each sloka ten times and we learn without books.

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Thank you for your brilliant comment! Unfortunately, many students of today look down upon memorisation. They claim to believe in understanding rather than in memorisation. But the fact is that comprehension and memorisation are not contradictory processes. Thank you, once again!

[@tonyescalantejr1443]

The Indian/Hindu Pandits/Priests/Priestesses can Memorize thousands of words,prayers,Prarthana,Sloka,Suktam,Mantras,Sahasranams,its mind boggling what they can do.Because of their love for the truth seeker all over the world i have been able to emulate in perfection their methods with phenomenal results.NamaskarJi Dr Raghu.Bahusahdhanyavadaha:.

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Great comment! And congratulations on your success. Grateful for your valuable input!

[@imrank340]

Most profound thank to the Teacher. The method explained work very well.

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Grateful for your kind words!

[@arjunrnair8419]

Indeed ! We should be learning these kind of things from schools rather than mugging up whatever the textbooks tells us. It is really these key points that later turn out to be useful in life

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Thank you very,very much!

[@Alex_18_03]

I am preparing for a competitive exam and thus have to memorize a lot. But many of the times, i forget certain things. I'll apply the technique now and the results ll be automatically seen if I'll be able to retain the information. Will surely comment on the same sir. Thank you.

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Thank you! All the best!

[@jagatytarkas5157]

Sir I am 72. I am a student of Jaltarang. I need to memorize many notations which I am not able to I need to see and perform as a result I miss on timings. I will try your system. However one small raga or song takes atleast 10 minutes. Can I read two or 3 times at night and in morning again?

[@banyantree_Raghu]

First of all, let me congratulate you for your effort at your age. I am sure that your passionate commitment will be rewarded. I agree with you. You have to tweak the methodology as demanded by the situation. My prayerful good wishes!

[@jagatytarkas5157]

@@banyantree_Raghu thank you so much. I will try doing 3 times both times first.

[@joshyalexander5893]

take it easy man...whats the point?

[@ricardoafonso7563]

. Admirable . I am sure you know what you are saying.. .

[@nageshrshakthi6979]

Sir. .it's works amazing. .tq u fr made this video

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Thank you! Happy to know that it is of use to you. If I am anything today it's because of this methodology. God bless you!

[@lulumoon6942]

Thank you, Sir, this was far superior to a similar method I devised. 🙏

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Grateful for your kind words!

[@Name-zd5fq]

3:47 How it works...

[@banyantree_Raghu]

♥️

[@sailarevue5738]

What if I have to memorize a whole chapter?Should I write the whole chapter and read the chapter 10 times, I will take more than 30 minutes to finish it one time. Should I repeat it 10 times more or I should say for 5 hours?

[@banyantree_Raghu]

This is an interesting question. Would it be possible to prepare a template of the chapter and memorize the template using the methodology, and relate the template to the chapter?

[@manishmahato6767]

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[@manasasb536]

cold water shocks our nervous system, which triggers our body's fight-or-flight response, producing an intense adrenaline rush, which makes our brain to retain information much better. please refer huberman podcast to understand better why cold water shower helps with memory

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Thank you!

[@ysganesh343]

Good technique.Thanks for sharing.

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Thank you!

[@tigrebonita]

Thank you very much Sir for your informative video. I always wrote the material down ...in fact many times. Also used to read aloud and try to recall the same. I'll now read it 10 times as suggested by you before bedtime and after waking up. I'm sure I'll benefit tremendously. Would be a great boon to senior citizens who worry about becoming senile. Jai Hind

[@banyantree_Raghu]

My prayers are with you! Vijayi bhava!

[@10akanksha]

Technique starts at 3.40 mins.

[@banyantree_Raghu]

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[@ambika90s]

I have practiced it during my graduation and post graduation days maybe not as many times as stated but it definitely works...I wish I had practiced it during school days.

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Thank you very much for sharing your experience with us. I started using this methodology as a child, and if I am anything today it is largely because of it. God bless you!

[@debranichols9717]

Thank You God Bless You for helping.

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Grateful for your kind words!

[@samathaoffice29]

Sir....thank you for thet echnique... I've started learning Gita...I will apply this technique in memorizing the slokas of all 18 chapters and I'll let you know the outcome

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Great! All the best! My prayers are with you!

[@samathaoffice29]

🙏🙏

[@sriramlamsal]

Yes

[@aashiesh392]

me watching this video before exam 🤭🤭

[@banyantree_Raghu]

All the best! God bless you!

[@poornimar3552]

Thank you Sir, I needed to know this to renew my mind with Bible words

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Thank you very,very much! God bless you!

[@mngshastry9487]

Excellent Video Thanks Dr. Raghu Will start doing it

[@banyantree_Raghu]

Grateful! God bless you!