How to Remember Everything For the Rest Of Your Life

[@eraysona]

For numbers (phone numbers, credit cards, historical stuff, pi, etc.) First, imagine a 3D space you know. For most people, this will automatically be their home. I will use the house example. 3247589374 -> let's say this is a phone number. First, convert the numbers to words: 2 -> n 3 -> m 4 -> r 5 -> l 7 -> k, g 8 -> f, v 9 -> b, p Now, let's convert the sequences: 324 -> mnr -> minor 758 -> glv -> glove 93 -> bm -> beam 74 -> kr -> cure (c as k) Next, you need to place these words in your imagined space. For example, in the toilet. Imagine these in order: There is a "minor" with "gloves" on his hands, and "beams" coming out of its hands that "cure" your poops. Rule: Always remember from top to bottom. Minor (at the top) Gloves (in the middle) Beams (pointing at the toilet where someone is having a hard time) Cure (helping to poop) The weirder it gets, the better it is. end when you want to remember it, you will just solve it, minor -> 324. it gets so easy over time and for the studying you encode stuff, formulas in the same way, but easier because they are already words.

[@lxna6573]

but you need to memorize which letter correspond to which number 😭

[@lyrsuedo5766]

​how do you assign it? which letter corresponds to which number?

[@AnweshanPandit]

I can actually remember every single moment in my life, including the test schedules and syllabus of every single standard(8th standard for example) I guess keeping a track of an event as a landmark, and then retracing whatever happened around that event can also act as a valuable way to memorise things Btw for some reason, my brain recalls the name of every single pokemon, their generation, stats,typing,competitive utility and movepool(ig if u like something, u recall it better)

[@Junkdogray5807]

Wait this is how computers store information in file. Bruh wtf

[@nahin1968]

@@lxna6573 exactly !

[@Coder472]

My dumbass needing to rewatch the whole video again.

[@ArcadeMania-i5z]

mine too

[@Coder472]

@@ArcadeMania-i5z lmao

[@Salvacraft345]

Don’t worry you’re not the only one.

[@rumihashmi-b5r]

Frrr 😭

[@SadiqBusiness]

good thing that I'm not alone xd

[@KahaleObay]

In summary you can say: make it harder to memorize then it will be easier to remember 👌🏻👏🏻

[@pranaypallavtripathi2460]

The downside of a memory palace is that you cannot remember the order in which things occurred. A memory street might be more helpful for such situations.

[@eraysona]

Why didn't you try to create a path that you can always use for short term? and for the long term memorization, you can create a rule, for example you should go from top to bottom on a chunk. "math(top) rat(middle) lap(bottom)" For example I always start from the toilet then go to to hall etc.

[@white_tulip2189]

or a rabbit hole

[@crix_h3eadshotgg992]

Bro just use a fixed order when reviewing (i.e. always go left/forward). Works everywhere. If you're interested in more memory techniques go to the artofmemory forums, absolute goldmine.

[@Prakashネパル人]

True ​@@eraysona

[@YakubBlackmann]

What about memory district or memory country. I am big fan of memory continent but I am waiting for memory planet release.

[@ibnbhai]

Makes it harder for me to understand and remember but I understand the concept. Thanks bro

[@Me-pn7gq]

Good method ❤ I found it easier to memorize the first 100 digits of pi by creating a song and the 118 elements of the periodic table by creating a mental story.

[@eraysona]

Yes, not only you can memorize stuff but it enhances your brain, increases your gray matter. After all intelligence is all about imagination.

[@harshvardhanmisal2255]

I just memorized the Periodic table over 2-3 weeks.

[@miraclesofnearlyeverything4490]

Can you pls tell the story, so i can too.

[@RabekaMuthukumar]

ASAP science's song right?

[@NaoriHaise-ed9mg]

dude is actually giving out goated advice, unlike the other sigma ayanokoji glazing channels that call themselves "self improvement" channels.

[@eraysona]

thank you for your support :)

[@Sahil24980]

Haha so true

[@Haider-w8z]

so true

[@pngtuan]

this is like AI generated video with cringe anime panels and sigma males with phonk music. Lol, yall really into this?

[@Sejam-s4z]

​​@@pngtuan saying that with an anime profile is a bit hypocritical but your profile kinda cool though.

[@nyannyan9422]

You don't need to remember everything; you're not a computer. Focus on learning and let the knowledge become a natural part of how your brain processes and experiences the world.

[@Georgina-l8h]

Thanks

[@nyannyan9422]

@@Georgina-l8h my pleasure.

[@4b6t]

❤❤

[@KristijanKL]

yes and no. if you are prepping for IT certification 99% of work is labs and understanding material but that hard 1% is remembering all the port numbers or packet structures or cloud service app names and description. so you need to rote memorisation that works for you bc that is what is expected. rest of the time? yes I just do labs and projects to understand how something works

[@Rufio1975]

Negative. I started a new job and yes I have to memorize lots and lots of information. I will be tested on it

[@Insertregret]

Instead of turning numbers into letters and words ultimately to scenarios just associate the numbers to a scenario or imagine each number as a different scenario. You can use this for sentences too, example coal can be classified into different types. Study the keywords like ‘peat’ and picture something associated w it like a swamp every time u read it. So now u have a starting point..since swamps are wet the coal would have high moisture content…etc.

[@orange-dm8fx]

Can you give an example of how you can associate numbers with the scenarios?

[@ashleelaia]

dude has the best techniques. keep spreading em'

[@anoos_mc8547]

This is thoroughly discussed in the book "moonwalking with Einstein"

[@sciencestudent21]

I agreed. I think bro also covered that book.

[@Randint_YT]

Memory Palace is a great ability to have, I make patterns and remember them easily whenever I want to. This really helps you out with your studies. You can't forget shit if you MASTER it. Your videos are a W bro, keep it up man.

[@Savagee.99]

Pattern like? Can you explain it or any example?

[@Randint_YT]

@@Savagee.99 Ok, so for example, if you want to learn formulas for Physics then you can make patterns for formulas, like if you want to memorise the thin lens formula then you can differentiate and relate it with other formulas as well. Like the mirror formula for example, 1/f = 1/v + 1/u (Mirror Formula) and 1/f = 1/v - 1/u (Thin Lens Formula), spot the difference? This is the trick to memorise the formulas... What about the derivations? In ray optics, most of the derivations revolve around things like, Triangles, Property of Similarity of triangles, Snell's Law, Rays of Light, etc. You can memorise it by just understanding the concept and forming a pattern, like making a well labelled diagram first for basic understanding of the derivation, then making connections with variables through Triangles that form due to the ray of light and then derive the formula. It's that simple.

[@blcsalah3528]

How long does it take to master it bro?

[@Randint_YT]

@@blcsalah3528 Well, it took me an entire school session. 😂 It depends on how mature you are already and how much you brain can occupy at a time. Maturity kicked in a little late for me that's why it took me that long.

[@theabsoluteone2340]

Example bro give example​@@Randint_YT

[@General_Sunny]

Bro thank you for this , i remembered all of my classmates phone number and they were shocked, it really work

[@imbelxl]

stop da cap🤣

[@vlog-mary]

why would u wanna memorise this

[@General_Sunny]

@@imbelxl na bro iam telling the truth

[@General_Sunny]

@@vlog-mary just wanna check if this works or not

[@Xmen-b5f]

😂😂

[@k4r1zm4]

I always enact the subjects i study by envisioning 3-D models and stories and stuff whenever I study, that’s why i always just need to read my homework to be able to sustain the interrogations i get at school. Pretty neat!

[@AHMADAIMAGICIAN]

Me watching this a day to my test 💀

[@soobeanies]

same

[@eclipse_695]

same

[@Jahadzhi]

Yo this video isn’t bad but I felt that you definitely need to elaborate more on this idea, like the numbers corresponding to specific letters, is this a must or can we associate the letters to any number we want? Also the example thought it somewhat made sense didn’t really make sense, I feel more examples would have been better

[@AndresGarcia-ul1wk]

The thumbnail is sublime.

[@dadashradha3481]

okay that's unexpectedly life changing

[@eraysona]

right? we need to learn more info like this. I will post more

[@dadashradha3481]

@@eraysona excellent work

[@aesthingsz]

this gonna change my whole life

[@eraysona]

search "mind palace" further and really will.

[@AyaM-m8l]

This is the one of the best methods to remember anything that you want I’ve paid $250 and this was one of the technique that they told us to remember what we want and that’s pretty cool that you told a lot of people for free and they’re not even using it. Hope you all practice on it and using it.

[@jamesangelolapuz1533]

This is ironically the most useful and funniest channel ive ever seen. Keep it up bro

[@hiihee3973]

I loved seeing a Hannibal clip in this video, knowing that Hannibal Lecter has a memory palace

[@Neetprep10x]

Just now I was imagining electron coming out and in of its orbit and I remembered + and - energy by that method I'm watching your video I get to know about the technique I'm using literally ☠️ Im in need of channel very much

[@piyali1946]

no timepass straightforward vid, u got a sub dude

[@bruhamongus]

Not me not knowing this method and just remembered whole 40 digits of pi

[@shreiya5447]

So, you mean I can create a different world in my mind and associate it with whatever I want like I am living it, bigger the place bigger is my potential to memorize. I am going to visualize right away thanks for advice.

[@R_Marinho]

The thing here is about remembrance, but I believe that I must tell because certainly there are people wanting to remember everything in order to pass on exams and things like that... The thing I must tell is: understanding is more powerful and reliable than just remembering things. If you can understand the laws behind the concept and stuff, you can deal and survive almost every issue and situation; things just must make sense. Of course, there are situations that doesn't seem to make sense at all, but they usually do. Also, that's how computers do complex things with considerably low memory: explaining by simple words, there are a lot of simple and atomic instructions and processes that together build up complex instructions; everything is reliable and fast because follow logic and arithmetic laws, and its versatile under different situational parameters. Memory alone isn't reliable towards those situational parameters - even while may be otherwise faster.

[@eraysona]

my first video is literally about that. you can't understand a number can you?

[@yujin_littlbabi]

BRO IS SO SMART thank you so much

[@eraysona]

smart = searcher. wish you the best

[@Samiul_Sins]

Please make a complete video about human manipulation. Btw all of your videos are literal diamonds in the rough

[@eraysona]

Thanks for suggestion. Added to the list, will make something like that. I am really glad you like them :)

[@fisr3]

tf you on nigga to ask for that

[@chinenyeezealigo5312]

Please get my posted when you do make the video​@@eraysona

[@codingacumen4536]

blue lock dialogue

[@Samiul_Sins]

@@codingacumen4536 yeah it is, we are all trying hard to be an egoist

[@Editzfreak-s1v]

Bro I watched your Iq cheat code video it changed my life keep up the good work man 👍👍👍

[@eraysona]

Thanks man, appreciate it.

[@kingades1013]

Subscribed. This is genuinely good advice

[@happywifehappylife-u2x]

I think it’s different for everyone. Different methods work for different people. Not to mention practice, genes and educational pre disposition.

[@eraysona]

Disagree, our genes are 99,99 is same, our brain works the same way. only difference is our motivations to memorize

[@aj-praiseworthysoldier06]

Very interesting and great content. You've earned a subscriber. Keep it up.

[@Cannibal_the_few]

That's a gold technique thanks😊

[@eraysona]

your welcome 👨🏻‍🌾

[@MarkAl-i8j]

I like this channel, of one watched, From the first time, thank you 😊

[@that_nerd_that_games4495]

This whole thing made me lose memory cells not expand them! Wtf?

[@Narrations_life]

I cannot create pictures in my mind, cannot imagine I can only talk in my mind

[@LukmanTantowi-ol9xv]

Information passing is what makes us unlock the door of recalling

[@gowthamramesh5786]

I am grateful for you. Ur information is definitely changing lives. So I really want to say Thank you for helping me. Edit: what is the next video topic? I am excited

[@eraysona]

Thank you so much, I just want to spread my knowledge. It'll be surprise :)

[@zagritiss]

i feel like converting the numbers into letters and then remembering which letter was which number would be harder...

[@serve-ace]

Wonderful video but I don't understand how you can memorize words. Could you provide me with an example on how to do it. Thanks!!!

[@anotherguy2836]

As a guy with aphantasia, I guess I'm absolutely screwed

[@onecoolguy9499]

Same lol, didn’t work

[@Nekogirl7770]

@@onecoolguy9499 me neither , guys

[@CookiesAndSharks]

this is exactly what we do when solving rubik's cubes blindfolded

[@C0rvpt]

This has got to be the coldest edit ever

[@Awd213]

What type of meditation would you suggest me to do if i am a mathematics student at college and i want to improve my performance in the study fields i am pursuing? There are alot of meditations but i don't know which one is the most suitable for my scenario.

[@David.Fernandes]

Bro, Really helpful. Tysm. Please continue making more vids.

[@eraysona]

Thanks 🧑‍🌾. Will make more.

[@killit2473]

0:16 . What anime? Wow ! The variety is insane. That's quite a lot of names for a single anime.

[@Lemonici]

Naruto! ^_^

[@Notbones01]

Death note

​@@Notbones01 uchi no otouto maji de dekinai dakedo mi ni konai?

[@killit2473]

Thank you everyone! Except you, @Notbones01.

[@YasasAthukorala]

Naruto shippuden

[@phogatinfo]

Keep up the good work bro ❤

[@eraysona]

Thanks 👨🏻‍🌾

[@kaoutar101]

Keep going I like your content it's special ❤

[@lucylichters-swain5501]

Great video, apart from I don’t know how to link the sounds of the letters to the numbers. In my mind they just don’t link together, so I’m guessing it’s something which needs memorising?

[@ThemoneypowerGenius]

Great vid dude! Now I will go read Moon walking with Albert.

[@eraysona]

Thanks :)

[@ShahKabz]

Thank you for sharing this amazing knowledge. I appreciate you contribution in our society

[@gameempire1906]

Knk videoların müthiş. Başarılar diliyorum.

[@eraysona]

Thank you 👨🏼‍🌾

[@raizeldcosta9405]

The thing is that this definitely works to memorise numbers, but I came here thinking I would be able to learn how to memorise sentences or formulas. I am an 11th-grade student and our chapters are vast now. I remember certain postulates and formulas for some time and move on to the next chapter, and when I revisit that topic, I have already forgotten everything and have to do it all over again. A lot of people have suggested I keep repeating the topic over and over again even when I am done with it but let's be real i have so many topics that trying to repeat them everyday won't work and I will eventually feel overwhelmed

[@subhashinim.5458]

I am in the same situation as you. I am sure we will find a solution soon!

[@jesus_saves_15]

Grasp the core concepts and note it down in 2 to 3 sentences Revisit them whenever you get time Then when you revise the whole topic it wont be that hard to remember

[@jesus_saves_15]

I used to write all the formulas in a notebook and re read them in my mind without looking (try active learning more) just try to recall from your memory.

[@miraclesofnearlyeverything4490]

As the guy above said acctive reading + spaced repetition (1 day after, 5 day after, 7 day after, 2 weeks after, 1 months after)

[@EudEje-d1n]

The method of "memorizing" shown in this video is not practical or useful in any way, shape or form and will not help anyone watching excel at their careers, studies or personal goals. If you are in year 11, I'd assume subjects such as Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry have forms in their tests with most of the formulas you need to know. The ones that are not there are either basic or not viewed as mandatory to present. And if your study is in compliance with the method that is appropriate to this kind of subject at your level (consistent resolution of exercises), you won't need to worry about memorizing after you have done a bunch of exercises that required you to use them. For other, more theoretical subjects, you do not need to memorize letter by letter what is in the book or in the resources provided by the teacher. That is not tangible for most nor appropriate to studying a subject. You need to focus on properly understanding what is being taught, approaching it with an open and multifaceted mind. Instead or reading, writing, repeating. Understand, make schemes, sketches, understand the logic behind what is taught. After you can do that, you will realize that the crucial information is there, understood by your mind. How you connect it will flow, as you write it on the test. With this I am not saying you can't memorize. Some things just need to be, or are helpful if memorized. Just don't obsess about "perfectly memorizing", nor make it your main approach to memorize everything, word by word, number by number. Leave that for the computers. Humans think. And once you start thinking, instead of brainlessly memorizing, you will note an expansion of the mind.

[@adam-haqq]

Just like memorizing the periodic table

[@ZackDule]

The thumbnail is so good dude How u made it?

[@eraysona]

thanks I love this one the most :) I am using canva, I love the 3 image thingy then I've added sherlock to it

[@Hqfsax]

The only thing is letters would confuse at first 3:02

[@eraysona]

it'll get easier. trust me :)

[@Hqfsax]

@ hopefully

[@ninjaboy689]

what quietzy's audio you've used in 2:37

[@Hardit_Gamer69]

Suffer with me ig

[@SPIRITFOX_11]

Suffer with me - liue

[@TheEnd-y7k]

as someone with a "gifted" memory this method is pretty uneffective because if you convert some numbers into sounds it's like you have to read again to memorize it what you have to do is read it once and then write everything you remember and then correct your mistakes and retry until you fully memorized it

[@KXNGRXCHIE]

Remembering these steps seems more to remember than just remembering.

[@shashwatsinha7403]

Hey! Thank you so much. But, i am a science student. Can u tell me how we can memories those hard diagrams???

[@timesupwatchagonnasaynext9921]

Kinda like a book I’ve read from an author that was a memory champion. We tend to store memories in so what he called “files” the place you grew up in you will always remember it even as you get older why ? Because it’s stored in your brains files. So if you create files you will automatically remember them

[@sgan06_23]

just imagine you in the doorway of place u like, then u choose the object closest to you to place the number 1 than a item next to it to the number 4 etc etc then when your done u go and look at the first object andll know what number it is😊

[@maxolomew9496]

Good video, explaining pretty well the basic idea of mind palaces and the way it works. Though, I have a question. Say, I'm studying history. For that I sure can make vivid associations but it still it's something more complex, requiring also much more "space". How do I apply the technique to something like history or/and psychology?

[@eraysona]

I'd say try to understand more than memorizing it. plus you can use all the places you know. even if you have less space, create it from imagination. Btw even using this you gotta revisit the information once in a while

[@wynnyekey5316]

This is more complicated than just memorizing something.

[@themovienerd806]

Can you suggest any good books on memory palace?

[@NihalRaj00]

Please make a video on how can I able to deal with different questions of maths plss make 🙇🏻😭🙏🏻

[@robocopter9752]

Does that work on the programming languages?

[@nani-y6y]

what about memorizing term-definition or a sentence in general.

[@eraysona]

sometimes it is better to understand, other than that it is same with the Numbers. this time you just convert words into objects

[@hawksbillseaturtle]

In your example, are we supposed to memorize the sound of each number? If so, how should I approach using the memory palace method to memorize these without forgetting that easily?

[@Kamui0800]

Very usefull!

[@HyperBeamXYT]

0:39 okay what is this

[@eraysona]

hannibal lecter, he used memory palace for his murders.

[@HyperBeamXYT]

​@@eraysona damn...where did u learn abt that

[@eraysona]

@@HyperBeamXYT I don't remember. general knowledge lol, there are many other people who used this technique.

[@KoeruItsuki]

@eraysona why don't u use it?

[@eraysona]

@@KoeruItsuki I remember what I need. I don't really memorize where I get the knowledge

[@55vega]

Hey just for some clarification if I wanted to remember something for biology I would just go to the room it’s in inside my mind ? Since there’s no like numbers involved

[@eraysona]

Yes, you have to materialize the thing tho, for example for veins there is a webby layer, imagine a spider web.

[@VishionFernando]

Can I use the alphabetical order. like 1= a, 2 = b, 3 = C like wise??

[@eraysona]

no, it won't work. Also you won't be using vowels. look at this example: 39382 = mpmfn see you can fill with vowels now. map mufin -> 🗺️ 🥮 (there are two f in the muffin but it works I guess?) plus 1 looks like t 2 looks like side N 3 literaly side m etc...

[@einsteinsousa2908]

bro combined valuable information with brainrot music wtf and it worked

[@Gowtham-p5b]

Thank you for the video. Also can u make a video abt changing the beliefs ( like changing over all mentality)

[@eraysona]

hmm, maybe it can be about psychology

[@brightshine4525]

I will definitely try it!😊

[@raketenracer1972]

What about people with aphantasie?

[@Tate_matrix]

Hey bro how do I use it to memorize books and notes

[@eraysona]

Nice question, in my case, I keep important information in a building. for example deep work. I kept information in a barn in my mother's city. written in 2016 -> na*zi touch(ing) (himself) -> in front of the barn --- and it was written that carl jung was doing deep work in a semi-castle, I just imagined that near the barn. etc...

[@AgiAgainstTheWorld]

How would that work for definitions?

[@eraysona]

first of all, not everything is meant to be memorized, second, it is same with numbers just use your imagination.

[@edited089]

hey man i saw, some of your latest videos about memory and now i am confused. Can you suggest your memory playlists and some videos on how to start memorizing as a beginner and taking it to an advance level .

[@Junkdogray5807]

Through mediation I’ve created a place in my mind on a hill with a vast grass field. It’s so realistic I swear it actually exists. Near realized the potential in using it more learning.

[@eraysona]

right? imagination is the most powerfull tool we have

[@aarez_a]

fire video! can you tell me where you learnt abt this trick frm originally? like whats the source?

[@eraysona]

first I saw this at sherlock on netflix then I searched it up. turns out it is a technique from BC and there are tournuments around the world about memorization

[@fear7281]

Ok but how does it works for normal words? Like sentences? Example I have to learn a question answer and its really in a complicated way, at that time how shall this help me?

[@eraysona]

Then, you turn words into objects through associations.

[@AryanMapper]

I was actually using this without knowing

[@gideonholland6633]

Bro how do you use it to memorize the periodic table and formulae such as the almighty formulae please give an example

[@jedidiahanarfi]

I've tried this technique many times, but it's rather difficult than normal memorization technique.

[@riyanixon4018]

How can u use this to memorize long paragraphs in biology though?

[@TheDart17]

Read Limitless by Jim Kwik it's also quite helpful

[@letsseetofindout2560]

So how do I memorise the numbers as letters? Because two doesn't sound like n four doesn't sound like r etc etc.

[@eraysona]

1 -> literally t 2-> look from side it is "n" 3-> side profile is m 4-> R mirror of R 5-> viguly biguly L lol 6-> c and h combined. 7-> K mirror of k 8 -> couldn't really made it up 9-> litearlly p or b 0 -> don't know it is special s

[@letsseetofindout2560]

@@eraysona Okay that makes more sense. Thanks :D

[@RINYAGAMI-wm1qm]

I asked for it you made it . I'm grateful 😀.thankyou. can you tell me how to cram exact sentences without breaking a sweat 💦

[@eraysona]

it's not my voice, I only write the script. and do the editing. voice is ai 😅

[@RINYAGAMI-wm1qm]

@@eraysona nah but how many hours do you study

[@AliHussein-um3fy]

I know this method but I just need more sleeping before school kills my brain with these annoying homeworks and exams

[@gtuber1992]

I'll just save it in watch later ~

[@liv16851]

Hello I am Spanish I understand your content is very good. A question please, ❤It is very difficult for me to have a mental palace since I do not remember my house when I am in the supermarket it happens to me a lot, what do you recommend to improve my Visual Memory I will thank you

[@eraysona]

well sometimes it's not about the technique, eat fish or consume omega-3

[@nazirsyed3741]

I am with you

[@Saurabhharora]

bro can oy tell how to learn exceptions for inorganic chemstry fast like after just seeing them and then rememebering them for at least 2 years and also a trick that what istudy only 1time remember it for comp exams as it takes lot of revsion and also memory is weak btw i subscribed love yor content

[@eraysona]

couldn't really understand sorry, have a nice day

[@Saurabhharora]

@@eraysona no problem actually its my fault im weak in english

[@Volt-Eye.]

Today I found a Gr8 channel

[@MahimAli-s3i]

What was the song you played at first

[@Mc_Reggie225]

I have a question: Can i use the memory palace to memorise long sentences,cause i study law which requires me to memorise lots of words,sentences and laws,but i struggle alot and im wondering whether i can you memory palace for this and how.

[@eraysona]

You can, I can't tell you all about it in the comment section I highly suggest you to search Nelson Dellis, But I think you shouldn't memorize you should understand it. But I am not a physic student what do I know.

[@bacchuslax7967]

Can even remember what number I used and which letter I capitalized for yet another user/pass