The Memory Wheel of Ramon Llull For Generating POWERFUL Mnemonics & PROFOUND Critical Thinking

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Want to see how to replicate multiple Memory Wheels? And even place them on the moon? Watch this detailed tutorial next: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b4KpZXSfnbCgmNE

[@Loddyshaw]

Llull worked for my Ancestors, James I of Aragon, and James II of Mallorca. Been reading about him since 2005.

[@shogun9450]

You sir will be up there with Lullian and Bruno, thank you for inspiring a new generation of memory enthusiasts, it’s led me to improve the other areas of my life,

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Thanks for being part of the mission to promote mental literacy!

[@Sk-uw7eh]

Not sure if you will see this but a couple of months ago I had exams and the grade boundaries this year were extremely high, I used the memory palace you teach on your channel and yesterday the results came and I passed and got into my desired university, I just want to say thank you and I appreciate you very much even though we are practically strangers!

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Thanks for letting me know about your success. That's fantastic news and power to you for putting the techniques into action. What are you studying at university?

[@Sk-uw7eh]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM I am studying anthropology all thanks to you!

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Fantastic topic! Again, power to you and thanks for taking action with these techniques. I look forward to hearing from you again and hope you'll keep us all posted on your progress over the years to come.

[@Sk-uw7eh]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM yes i definitely will, again thank you so much!

[@_ClearConscious]

“You must understand that there is more than one path to the top of the mountain.” - Miyamoto Musashi ❤

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

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[@sourcetext]

There is no path. Truth ( spiritual awakening) is a pathless land . J. Krishnamurti.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

If there is a path, it seems clearly to be leading to a gateless gate.

[@sourcetext]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM very true 😇🙏🍀

[@unk4617]

'I am the way, and the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me" -jesus christ

[@morphixnm]

Another excellent conversation. I think the world is heading toward disclosure of the fact that we have visitors from other worlds, and the challenge will be finding our way in a cosmos that provides more answers than we even had questions.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

And questioning the question of the question itself will hopefully arise soon too! :-)

[@SnakeAndTurtleQigong]

I’m enjoying three historical deep dives. Thanks so much!

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Glad you enjoy it! More coming... at some point soon.

[@rustyburridge408]

I have always been aware of memory techniques from far away. But I had no idea it was so vast, historical, bleeds into other diciplines and even generates what you call spiritual events. If there isn't a degree in memory techniques, there should be. This was mind expanding - literally, thank you.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

I have suggested having formal courses in these techniques, but it's not clear that many institutions are very inviting of the critical thinking boosts that come along with improved memory.

[@rustyburridge408]

Thank you for the hedzup.@@AnthonyMetivierMMM

[@robjfulton]

When I watch and listen to each one of your masterclasses I am transformed into the genius I've always wished for. Always discovering new and wonderful philosophy and skills. MUCH APPRECIATED! Ein Hoch auf dich und die KUNST der ERINNERUNG!

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Cheers to the art of memory indeed. And many thanks as always for your endless support!

[@fatefulbrawl5838]

I'll be doing these techniques from now on, consistently. This sounds _VERY_ helpful! 8:45 Ways to use memory wheel, after the history intrigue

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

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[@fatefulbrawl5838]

​@@AnthonyMetivierMMMHey, how do you do this?

[@seanair63]

Just watched this a couple of 9f days ago,im on holiday in Menorca at the moment ,was walking through a part of the old port near the cathedral and lo and behold ,i came across "Carrer Del Beat Ramon Llull"

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

I have heard that there are quite a lot of streets, lanes, roads, etc. named after him. Any Memory Wheels around or street shields, etc.?

[@ewalichorowicz4614]

This is an interesting technique. I knew about Giordano Bruno and cosmology only. Thank you so much for this video Anthony!

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Thanks so much for stopping by. The cosmological Bruno is also very interesting. i have a first draft done on a book tying those matters in Bruno to his memory teaching and other memory masters. Hopefully it will be ready early next year.

[@DrAlexVasquezICHNFM]

Thank you and congratulations - you are a talented, thinker and speaker in this genre and perhaps others. This is the first video I’ve seen by you.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Thanks for checking this out. Do you ever use memory techniques?

[@NeanderdeOliveira]

I’m very intrigued! I, for one, would certainly watch up to 10hrs worth of you simply digging through his book. I’d love to watch you dissect the mechanics used by various masters, like I know you’ve done a bit with Bruno (bought his books - along with yours - because of you). Your leniency toward mystics would definitely help grow the channel, as I can imagine B-roll and thumbnails would include a lot of geometry and wheels within wheels 😇

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Thanks so much for your kind words. Am I lenient to mystics? I've always that I was perhaps too harsh. ;-)

[@Spiggo97]

I think most mystics in history had some profound knowledge they were teaching, mixed in with their own biased beliefs that often led to errors in how they thought their knowledge to their students. It's important to acknowledge the good they taught while calling out their flaws, as only that way can we actually work with the teachings in an intelligent fashion. So, I think lenience is being accepting of their teachings with a critical eye, harsh would be to cast everything down they ever said because of the beliefs they held. @@AnthonyMetivierMMM

[@sajademad117]

Thank you for this fantastic content!

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

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[@yearight1205]

I use music to memorize things, as strange as that sounds. I attach memories to songs, and I use that as my method. Doing this I have memorized thousands of things word for word. Only trouble is you have to sit there and hammer it out for a bit for a day or two before you fully recall it whenever you hear the song. I don't personally like the memory wheel or memory palace stuff, since I don't think in that format on any level.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Very cool. I've heard this from others and sometimes use music like this myself. But it's much faster when the music is combined with a Memory Palace and Magnetic Imagery.

[@christinemurray1444]

Methods like this work when you have a strong technique to codify and decodify, the same happens with the other methods which is why they take significant practice. If you already have this technique from previous expertise then of course it makes sense to use it. Pretty much every working system will have a basis on linking new data to prior knowledge/data and some technique to build the linking itself. The system is as good as you're able to recall the linking and hone out the technique.

[@phanikatam4048]

in interviews you sing the song instead of answers ?

[@ernestoberger7589]

It seems some of those wheels were multipurpose. Not just for storing, but a device for fostering creative thinking by thoroughly exploring all the different combinations and for using a visual checklist of sorts.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

It does seem that way, yes.

[@russellrawlings6627]

Just found this page and looking forward to learning more about this intriguing topic.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Many thanks. Have you explored any kind of memory technique before?

[@russellrawlings6627]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM not for a very long time. I looked into some of Tony Robbins methods.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Interesting. I saw him speak once in Brisbane.

[@russellrawlings6627]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM my father bought the cassette series of mega memory but it was way over my head when I was that age.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

I've never heard of Tony Robbins having any involvement with Mega Memory.

[@paulriggall8370]

Absolutely nailing something is a really good thing for the memory. Do it (the thing you choose, any little task or action) and absolutely master it. I am not sure if it really matters what it is, because I only have my own experience to go on but I know that when you can do one thing really well you start applying the same methods on other endeavours.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Compound effects are definitely real. The more you learn, the more you can learn.

[@chongtszwing]

I saw Nicolas Trigault Phonemic Wheels (萬國音韻活圖) which is likely the first attempt to romanize Chinese character's sound. It's interesting application. I built a similar wheel for Japanese Hiragana with his inspiration.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Thanks for letting me know about this - very interesting for a Matteo Ricci project I've been loosely involved with.

[@PsychedelicActualization]

Great video! Thanks! Saw a wooden statue of Llull here on Mallorca and saw a light shining out of it. So I had to get curious about him. 😅

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Wow - very cool. I've love to see that myself. And turn it into a Memory Palace. Have you used memory techniques yourself before?

[@PsychedelicActualization]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM I've never used them and never really felt inspired to learn more about them. But you got me a bit curious.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

I think you're going to love exploring and experimenting with them. Just shout out if any questions arise along the way if you do get into them. Happy to correspond about them, and this channel is packed with all kinds of ins-and-outs about them.

[@thebeatles9]

I feel like you would be such a FUN professor at community or university college! I'm sure the money would be bad, but I can only imagine the wonderful impact!

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Many thanks. I did teach as a professor for ten years. But for some reason, reality made my the internet my university. It's been a blessing that so many people have been a part of it!

[@PierreWBertrand]

Hum thank you, I just add an epiphany moment, he was not the first that's for sure. I have spent a lot of time in my twenties and thirties experimenting with Kabbalah and the tree of life. This was use too better apprehend the environment and interaction around me. On this tree is associated the Hebrew alphabet which have a meaning all by itself as long as a number, also associated are planets and tarot cards (powerful imagery). Watching this video made me realize that I already have a "wheel" and palaces and so on that I have abandoned because I did not understand the real meaning of magic/critical thinking. The repetition of "magic" rituals at the time as made these model strong in my mind eyes even today. I just need too dust things up and start using it again in a new light. Thank you

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Thanks for this. I have greater familiar with the Hebrew alphabet than the Kabbalah, but I think I've seen some of the images you mean. I'll look further into it.

[@rickstr24]

Arbatel and Ars Notaria of Solomon. Mayan calendar. Arbatel instructs how to create the wheel. The wheel also serves as a calendar the luminaries of heaven

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

I had Dr. Sledge on to discuss the Ars Notaria here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iXqoiKetbadgoJY

[@MrHarryc727]

Fascinating

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Thanks for stopping by. Are you using memory techniques yourself for any learning goals?

[@MrHarryc727]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM Yes I used the memory palace years ago. I also want to use the memory palace for my sales process. I work as a medicare sales rep.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

That's great. I've helped lots of sales people over the years memorize scripts in part or whole, along with the names of parts where relevant to the process. It's a great technique for that.

[@MrHarryc727]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM I am interested in working with u. I have so much respect for your work.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Thanks so much for your kind words. Always happy to work with people who love memory techniques, so dive in deeper into the MMM world any time. That will be great for one and all.

[@CapitanFantasma1776]

Great! Thanks!

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

My pleasure. Have you come across the Memory Wheel concept before?

[@pau1976]

Ramon Llull is quite a unique individual. He alone created the first standard of the Catalan language, before printing. All his work comes quite late in his life, after an encounter with God. He was a sinner ( womanizer ) and was from a wealthy family that came from Catalonia. The "bipolarism" came after this encounter with God. That I am convinced he tried to do is to explain through his literature and preaching what he learned during the encounter to common people. And I believe that encounter was real, as it changed his life and drove him to work incredibly hard. He got enlightened, not crazy.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

How specifically do you know that the mental behaviors came after this experience, and how specifically do you know that it was an encounter with a god and not something else?

[@pau1976]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM You can watch the youtube video "Ramon Llull: Missionary, mystic and grandfather of computer science". There you have a biography. But long story short, it is very unreasonable that given his position and lifestyle he would do such an extraordinary change and such an work towards Christianity if it wasn't because of an encouter with Jesus Christ.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

We can equally point to the unlikeliness of claims made about encounters with Christ.

[@pau1976]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM People do not suddenly change their life, mindset and risk their lifes, physical and economical safety for no good reason. Specially if they do so in a productive and constructive way, where the only "crazyness" stems from the clamis of the encounter that made them take such change. Same applies to the apostles. There is this book "The case for Christ" that is quite good describing the base of evidence for Christ from the Bible point of view. I'm a convert after 40 years of atheism. I am first and foremost skeptical and I came to realize people who meet Christ has this sudden effective, productive and constructive life change but are accused of being "crazy" just because they do so because of a claim of an encounter with Christ.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

How specifically are you able to say this definitively about all people? I'm not accusing anyone of being crazy, for the record. But I am asking to be convinced why (or the book you cite) should be considered the arbiter of this matter. The Case for Christ is certainly an interesting and well-written book. The quality of its evidence is far from agreed upon, however. I have yet to see any good evidence at all, though I am very open to it. But the reality is that we're talking about Ramon Llull, and I will be surprised if you can meet the burden of evidence in the ways you are going about it so far. A rather more Christian attitude, it strikes me, would be much different, and that's part of the problem. There is no "one" Christianity, and few amongst its followers have anything like the myth of Christlike humility to simply admit that they do not and cannot validate their claims. Believe what you wish, but having a transformative experiment doesn't make events in the past true. And in case you're wondering, I've spoken to this issue in this TEDx about extraordinary spiritual experiences: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oafXip2ap86Gpq8 I'm not asking you to believe what I say, but if you consider it with basic human charity if "Christian" charity is on tap, I think you'll see that people do in fact change their lives and put themselves at great risk and economic safety. I do it every day and that TEDx Talk was delayed and I believe to this day is still "flagged." My work has effectively rendered me unhireable as well and whether we come to consensus or not, the evidence is fairly clear beyond my own experience that there are reasons to take risks, people do it often and there doesn't have to be an encounter with Christ behind it. There doesn't even have to be an encounter with the ineffable, as in my experience. The whole notion of being a "convert" to anything is itself suspect, and perhaps a topic for its own thread. But if you can stick to Ramon Llull and show me where in your reading of his texts there is meaningful, falsifiable evidence that any of what happened to him has any demonstrable tie to Christ, I'll be very interested in it. But it will still not be evidence for Christ in the same that my experience is not evidence for any special claim I might in the future make about my experiences. Hopefully I will remain in the current state of entertaining various ideas while maintaining basic skepticism and still enjoying the endless and wonderful dialectic and debate the Internet allows. And I hope more people will do the same over time and enjoy discussing these issues in good "faith." Thank you for your correspondence.

[@Luckybjj614]

Excellent. I would love to develop these wheels.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

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[@scorpionsubzero9066]

Very interesting and I like the way you simplified the method. I was reading Victorious Mind, and came to learn about Gary Weber. Thank you for that. I have a question related to Mnemonics: Do I need one of your online courses if I want to improve my memory? Cheers

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Great that you're interested in Weber and thanks for reading TVM. I would suggest that you start with the memory instructions in TVM since you've got it. Then, if you want more, dive into the MMM Masterclass. Long story short: you can definitely start experiencing better memory in a variety of ways. But I'm always honored when people use and support the materials I've created to help people.

[@scorpionsubzero9066]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM Thank you for the answer Anthony. Have a great day.

[@budekins542]

Epic video!

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

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[@finnarmstrong-schmakeit990]

Wonderful video. I liked and subscribed at your call to action.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Thanks for joining us!

[@davida.rosales6025]

An often misunderstood reality of the infamous Kabbalah is that it is not "Jewish" in origin, but rather also a collection of European, Islamic and Jewish ideas, later preserved in the parlance of the Jewish tradition. The letters od the Hebrew alphabet themselves were derived through variations on the Phoenician.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

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[@apprentice4434]

Hi Anthony what do you think of tarot ?

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

In which respect?

[@apprentice4434]

Is it memory palace used by occultists. Or it was developed to be used as one? Would like to know of your reasearch about tarot and curious if you practice tarot

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

I don't know if any occultists have used the Tarot in this way, but that is a possible use of the technique. I own a Tarot de Marseille deck for a special reason, and I'm sure you'll understand when I tell you that I keep some things to myself. But rest assured that my thoughts about this topic are not particularly interesting or useful.

[@apprentice4434]

Thank you Anthony much appreciated 🙏

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

My pleasure - and now that I think of it, one fun little memory: I once saw the legendary Alejandro Jodorowsky give some readings while chaperoning him during a film festival. This was before my memory days, but his extraordinary memory was certainly assisted by his training in the theatre and cinematic arts.

[@OGSlalomBoy]

This video was very timely for myself, as I was learning from this teaching an idea was placed in my mind that memory wheels are no different from Freestyle rapping, since both have the same concept of memorizing words and using images to create a verbal landscape

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Freestyle rap is definitely something I want to look into. Some kind of mental repository of finals/suffixes would probably be useful for that.

[@allenclark4235]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM If you don't know who Harry Mack is, I advise you to start there. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gIHJiJycjap8jM0si=YjMYoQCR3QIdqiDs

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Thanks for that. I like Chris Turner too: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hJW3kp-DjNeEbcU

[@BneiAnusim]

I was introduced to this concept in the early 2000s in a Java programming book from a series named Head First. This is how they explain it: The main idea of the series is to effectively stimulate the brain by: Telling stories Visualizing Using attention-grabbing tactics: page layout, non-standard examples, puzzles, jokes, and other means. By using metacognition the series' authors and editors try to employ varied methods to present information and accelerate the learning process.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Many thanks for this. Fascinating! 🙏

[@rustymason3860]

"Let's talk more about these memory wheels ... " @ 5:07.

[@samuelsambissa7185]

Very interesting.Thanks.😮🤯🤯

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Glad you enjoyed it! Are you using memory techniques or memory wheels yourself at the moment?

[@samuelsambissa7185]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM Hi, yes I use memory palace but I will also use memory wheel now.🤓

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Fantastic. Please keep us posted on your progress!

[@BlazRa]

This is weird apparently I already did this in terms of sorcery. I made a symbol to remember the five keys of sorcery and they're situated around a pentagram with an eye in the middle. Also similar to memory Wheels a lot of times I will visualize round symbols and then try to mentally rotate them. For whatever reasons sometimes it's hard sometimes it's easy.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Interesting. What is the desired outcome of using these keys?

[@Angelina-vp1dr]

I have a question regarding learning languages that are not phonetic, take French for example, in this case should you use mnemonics to memorize how words are pronounced and later learn how to write or do you learn to pronounce and write at the same time because I find it difficult to make two sperate mnemonics for the same word, what do you recommend?

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

What do you mean when you say that French is not phonetic? I personally try to make sure my mnemonics cover both sound and meaning at the same time. It's not always possible, and in these cases, it's just a matter or taking a second path.

[@Angelina-vp1dr]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM Thank you for taking your time to answer. What I mean by a non-phonetic language is a language that is pronounced differently from how it's written. For example the word beaucoup is pronounced boh-koo with a silent p. That's why I say French is a non-phonetic language because the pronunciation of this word does not directly correspond to its spelling.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Thanks for expanding. Certainly one can use terms like this in private use, but I would not say French is non-phonetic on this accord. In fact, we could just as easily call it hyper-phonetic in this regard. If you look into consonant initials and finals, you will quickly see why I suggest this alternative possibility. In all things, memory techniques aren't particularly hindered by these matters. It's just a matter of making sure that you learn how to use them effectively so you can move into efficiency. I didn't cover the memory wheels for language learning in this particular video, but from what I've seen so far, they are still there, but have been transported more to linear tables. This shift possibly comes from the influence of Petrus Ramus, but Im not yet entirely sure. Much more research needs to be done.

[@indfnt5590]

Nothing will help more than dictation practices. DW has a lot of documentaries in other language. Try to mentally visualize what you think, it will help you get to a point where you can visually glide across the words through practice.

[@light-water]

I’ll save this to watch later, so I don’t forget.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

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[@stevegovea1]

It's amazing learning what crazy beliefs people have... and I thought religious people were crazy

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

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[@danimal519]

would this be useful for learning a language?

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Potentially. In a forthcoming book, I'll be showing how people in the past have used it for language learning. But only very briefly as we now have more refined ways to use memory techniques for helping boost fluency.

[@sharma3226]

Sir i am preparing for national level। exam on Law so much sections and articles to learn and understand could you advice me how to 1. Develop interest for subject 2. How to read correctly 3. How to retain all sections number in diverse subjects with concepts. Love from India 🙏🏾

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Thanks for your post about this. 1. Using memory techniques usually makes it possible to be interested in things, even if they are not interesting. 2. What issues are you having with reading? 3. Use well-formed Memory Palaces. Hope this helps you out!

[@sharma3226]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM my problem is i forgot sections number associated with concepts or confused among numbers as we have to learn 20 subjects on law which all having same serial number/ section number starting from 1 so its very different to hold say subject 'A' section 45 as subject 'B', 'C'... to 'M' having same numbers including 45 so confusing to recall which concept from which subject on that particular section number.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Sounds like you need a Magnetic Number System.

[@sharma3226]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM what it is?

[@christophera3330]

@@sharma3226man, do some work yourself

[@billholt8792]

helping me in my studies of Mandarin

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

That’s cool. Do you have a pinyin Memory Wheel? 🧲

[@billholt8792]

Well in my minds eye yes. I am working on it ,I envision a quad with 4 categories yet to be determined probably Food -Names- Animals- Health just all in its infancy right now@@AnthonyMetivierMMM

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

You raise an interesting idea. One could have a 4-wheel Memory Wheel, one for each of the tones. With a clock like structure, it would be reasonable to have 12 words in each Memory Wheel and go through them that way. Or perhaps simpler would be 4x4, one for each cardinal direction.

[@EYEZAYZEL]

I’m actually working on a memory wheel myself

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Cool! Any particular goal in mind?

[@EYEZAYZEL]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM the intended purpose is basically like an alchemical compendium/ search engine. So far I've mapped out the sun's passage through the ecliptic aswell as pi and some other things. I've had some interesting results experimenting with the wheel itself

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Sounds interesting!

[@LuminalMind]

New Subscriber. Looking forward to digging in. we can know all! I'm also building 'memory wheels' as they relate to Natural laws themselves. this is new information, but I'm doing the same sort of thing... Nice to meet you.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Welcome aboard and interesting about corresponding wheels with natural laws. Please say more about this if you have a chance. What are some of the laws you categorize under Natural and how are you defining nature?

[@LuminalMind]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM Here are a few examples. The first step is to see differently, and apply a little well-known Geometry, An Equilateral Triangle to systems of measurement. When you tessellate or tile the plane with Equilateral Triangles, you actually see that there are always a "Square" number of Total triangles in the field. Another way to understand this is to say, "The Successive Summation of ODD numbers, ALWAYS adds to a Square number. 1+3 = 4 = 2^2 or 1+3+5 = 9 = 3^2, and so on. The first 4 ODD numbers, when we add them together 1+3+5+7 = 4^2 = 16.... and on and on. The next step is to realize that ENERGY itself is a Shape, and that shape is an Equilateral Triangle. You can arrange and find patterns as they relate to the 1d, 2d, ad 3D forces, with Unidirectional Time being represented as a circle. That circle represents a Time measurement of Energy. So we draw Equilateral Triangles, with circumscribed circles to visually connect up Geometry as a Natural Expression of Energy to the Mathematics that we humans invent. This is a powerful Mnemonic device that allows me to carry all of Physics in my back pocket. Want more examples, check out the work of Arthur M. Young with his "Geomety of Meaning" and work on "The Reflexive Universe, Also Wayne Robers and his Scale Structure theory, or my favorite, the Study of TETRYONICS by Kelvin Abraham, who mentors me and others about the Equilateral Geomety of Energy itself. So difficult to use words, but when you start to draw the physical associations, you can see and easily memorize almost all the equations regarding Velocity, Acceleration, Linear Momentum, Total Energy, Frequency, Planck' Constant, Fermat's difference of two squares, Rydberg's Formula and so much more. All are described flawlessly using Circles with Equilateral Energy inscribed within the time-bound measurement of Energy, which equals mass... You can find much more on this type of work, and I'm extending it and connecting it with the work of Athanasius Kircher, who also identified the notion that "Triangles are Squares..." back in the 1600s. We've simply used actual squares, where if we really want to understand nature, Energy, and the Geometric nature of reality, we must use Equilateral Energy, Energy Tessellated to Tile the Plane...

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Many thanks for expanding in such depth. I can't comment on how exactly I would approach memorizing these matters sight unseen. But with that caveat in mind, if the information is encoded in letters, numbers and by extension words, symbols and equations, all one needs is a few personalized memory systems. For graphs, charts, diagrams, etc. there are a few additional considerations, but they are not beyond anyone who develops the initial set of memory tools.

[@LuminalMind]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM Yes, You would get much more out of the visual images. Geometry is king, Math is okay, English Sucks. There's a memory device called the Lukasa that clued me into the memory palace idea yeas ago. And seeing the way Arthur M Young created his system of remembering, and seeing those connect up with similar styles, it has really helped me to carry physics in my back pocket. I invite you to simply Google Tetryonics to see the Heirogliphic style images and how they isolate patterns and you can apply the quick math to whatever system you are take a snap shot of. Fascinating stuff! and oh sooo helpful.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Yes, I'm writing about the Lukasa now in part two of the Memory Detective series. I'll check out Arthur M Young in the meantime and Tetryonics. Thanks for mentioning them both.

[@TheJimSkipper]

Help me out. To remember something, I need to remember two or three other things and remember the association of the mnemonics with the thing I actually want to remember?

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Some memory techniques suggest this and that can be an interpretation of the Memory Wheel. But it's possible to construct a Memory Wheel based entirely on things you already know, and it would be a stretch to say that an adult would have to remember what a wheel is in order to mentally place pre-known objects in a circular formation.

[@realgouravverma]

Hi, I created my own memory wheel. In which I created four wheel each having five characters. Wheel 1 - Planets, Wheel 2 - Locations, Wheel 3 - Animals, Wheel 4 - Emotions. So for example the code BECA is giving me "Moon Cave Cow Happy". So in this way it could have various combinations. So should I in each of these combinations put single information? Because I couldn't visualise or understand it yet that how can I memorise lot of connected informations such as a book, concepts, speech, etc. If we take the example of speech then would I put each point of my speech to each combinations? Then for example if my speech has 50 points then I will put those in 50 combinations in my wheel? and how will I connect multiple combinations with each other to remember the overall speech. And what if I would have to remember another speech then would I use the combinations that I haven't used yet or would I create new wheel. Please tell me the practical usecase of learning a speech using this memory wheel technique. Or if I understood it in some wrong way then please clarify🙏🙏.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Thanks for this. I presented the Memory Wheel in this video based on how it may have been used. For speeches, I would not use a Memory Wheel myself. Here's how I memorized my TEDx Talk: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nXPZfHl_bKafgqc Does this tutorial help you out?

[@realgouravverma]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM Hi, thanks for reply. I am little bit confused about for what I should use memory wheel exactly. Could you please clarify and also I wanna know do we need to create memory wheel on paper also or directly in mind only?

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

You can do either or both. If you search the word "Volvelle" there are many examples of paper Memory Wheels. You can read Bruno's commentaries on Llull and Llull himself for ideas on what to do. I shared the main idea that I've used them for, which is essentially the W.R.A.P. As mentioned in the video, I don't use them for generating mnemonics as I believe Bruno did, but I can definitely see how that would be useful. I also don't use them as Memory Palaces, but that too could be something worth exploring.

[@victormwaura3517]

Does anyone else have a need to deeply learn multiple fields? I want to learn Electronics, Math, Physics and Computer Science as they are all interconnected but there is too much to learn and it becomes too overwhelming when you work on a small part and see how much more you have to learn. Then the crippling effect of forgetting what you've done a few days ago. How do you deal with that and remain sane?

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Interleaving is one powerful way to stay sane while learning multiple topics. I’ve got a video about it on this channel. Using the Memory Palace technique has itself been shown to keep sane. See Dr. Tim Dalgleish’s research, for example. 🙏

[@victormwaura3517]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM Thank you sir. Checking it out now. You will have played such a major role in my becoming a master of my craft.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Thanks for being part of the mission and for taking action with these techniques. Stasis conceals, action reveals! :-)

[@cepopeye]

I have my own version of this For the past 15-16 years but I never heard of this before Mine wasn’t as good, but it works for me lol

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Great that you've done something similar. When you say that your solution works, what specific outcomes have you created?

[@cepopeye]

I sort news, politics and history in a ranked wheel internally where I categorize everything mentally by the source and context and plausibility The effect is I have a model of world history in my brain that covers almost all of human history including multiple versions of disputed events organized by a sort of abrogation The main effect is that It lets me dynamically adjust my understanding of history in a way that is never wrong or incomplete, just maintained in various degrees of resolution depending on my level of expertise and that understanding is able to be continually revised because everything new I learn is placed in the context of what I know

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Interesting. My own practice often uses multiple lenses, often as if rolling a kaleidoscope. But it is scientific, which means it goes out of its way to prove itself wrong and incomplete. More on the importance of incompleteness (at least for me) here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hJSwZIl4mdF8rMU

[@cepopeye]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM I like the phrase multiple lenses That’s pretty applicable to the purpose of remembering multiple perspectives of singular events

[@cepopeye]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM yes! That’s so important It’s a joy to discover something I’ve been wrong about, because I can update my mental model and other things down the line fall into place according to the adjusted chronological context

[@Human20.7]

This is how Sanskrit works. It’s fascinating.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Please say more. I've memorized quite a bit of Sanskrit, as you can see here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eZixgmyYipKhe8k

[@SuperCalc]

Hey anthony i want to start my own memory channel after training in memory techniques im able to use it for large things like chemistry mechanisms and i want to teach it like a course the same with your magnetic memory method should i focus on memory feats to get a audience since making videos of teaching will kinda give away what i would be showing in the course thank you!

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Thanks for asking about this. Given the stakes and importance of this goal, I would suggest investing in a business coach to help you work through these questions. 🙏

[@sagaspace]

🙏💖💖🙏

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

🙏

[@ronaldjorgensen6839]

or to technical for words or understanding itself the unknown itself

[@mohamed-ci7gx]

I am using a similar technique to this but I use syllables instead of letters. and I think I am going to give this a try too like for example king means king so - talking => tall king - walking => wall king - faking => fat king and for example press means pressing a letter in keyboard so: - depress => D press - oppress => O press and I also use Aristotle's nuclear letters with this for example g is ghost so for example grains => ghost rains which is phantom white rain drops and that's how some mnemonics are easy to make and others make themselves. and to be honest that's better than exhausting standard way of creating mnemonics. it makes me feel tired quickly and need for some rest

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Is it possible there are other reasons you are tired?

[@mohamed-ci7gx]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM I don't know. maybe I am training on a huge load of mnemonics daily (on average 256 mnemonics daily) and maybe because I am new to this field and didn't adapt enough with it

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

I would suggest looking much further into your lifestyle than that.

[@mohamed-ci7gx]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM my life style? like what?

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

This question is covered in full in The Victorious Mind. Have you given it a read?

[@ThinkingThomasNotions]

I was a bit confused by the characterization of Averoes as somewhere between Aristotle and Atheism. As a devoted Muslim, his positions were definitively theistic. Granted, his insinuations that philosophy was greater than theology was discomfitting to a few (not least Aquinas). Still, it seems a bridge too far to class him an atheist. Or am I missing something?

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Llull was a Christian apologist. Averroism can mean different things, but in one of the major senses, it leans towards atheism. You can see its influence in Spinoza, for example, or at least some scholars think. I'm aware of no formal tradition of it in the Muslim world, but it's possible there was one.

[@szymonbaranowski8184]

Avvorianism was cool

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

What do you like about it?

[@EliwazMoonites]

What if these memory wheels are links to knowledge locked away in one's DNA for there is genetic memory an let's say we were to put this into say a cathedral window or sets of old cathedrals an one who knows how could look upon them an bring forth those memory's inside.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

That is an interesting idea. If it's true, I wonder what knowledge DNA would find necessary to lock away and why?

[@billygraham5589]

There’s a clinical trial that shows a way to improve memory via nutrients.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

There are many studies like this, but general memory boosts are different than superior memorization outcomes. For that, we need mnemonics. 🙏

[@siddislikesgoogle]

I think his name is pronounced as "yuy". Double LL in Spanish is pronounced Y

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

In the original edit, I mentioned this. Bruno sometimes calls him Lully, though, and I don’t think he would have pronounced it ewey.

[@siddislikesgoogle]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM no worries, a totally minor detail. Glad I stumbled on your channel btw, phenomenal content

[@Tharsis879]

Wonderful video, I just subscribed, I wish though that we could all stop this awful habit of referencing ourselves to computers as you did by flashing an image of a hard drive when referring to the human memory. It demeans us to compare ourselves to binary computers.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Thanks for your post and for joining us. I hear what you're saying, but if you spend enough time on this channel, we are far beyond binary comparisons, even if we sometimes use this or that image in this or that video. Please see: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hJSwZIl4mdF8rMU TLDR; the notion of "binary" appears in consciousness. There is only such a thing when the witness wants to make it a thing. There is nothing demeaning in my intention, nor the fantasy of separation between human, machine or even the term human and the thing using such terms. Pure immanence is the clavis magna in this approach to memory.

[@phoenixrisin2269]

You obviously haven’t been out much. Most of the country thinks Cardi B is an artist, made a movie about a make believe plastic Schrödinger feminist doll number 1 in the country, don’t know what a women is, and can’t tell you what oceans are on the US East and West coast. A computer virus would be more fitting for this dumbed down group think idiocracy unable to think freely led by group think.

[@Tharsis879]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM Thank you very much, I'll go watch the video that you linked!

[@1invag]

I think the computer both hardware and software is designed around the model of a human being software being a replication of the mind. And hardware being a representation of the body. We're just mimmiking nature that's where all our inspiration comes from, it's lacking heart and soul though

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

To mimic nature would suggest that we are somehow divided from it. I'm not sure that we are, nor that our mimicry of many things has nearly as much to do with us as it has to do with evolutionary forces stemming from what we call "nature." The seduction is to think that the fact we call things by names is somehow a sign of our division from nature, but leaving marks in space is hardly unique to us, even if our ways of territorializing space with sounds and symbols appears more "advanced."

[@wpridgen4853]

I used to have a method like the memory palace but I used compartmentalized drawers like one might find in a library. When I needed to remember something these compartments would roll through my mind's eye like an infinitely large Rolodex, stopping at the compartment that held the needed memory. If I needed to load something into my memory I would roll the Rolodex to the corresponding subject and alphabetical compartment, I would then pull out a card and write in long hand the information I needed to remember and deposit it into the drawer. It was a wonderful mental construct, but here's the thing, after a slew of physical, emotional, and spiritual traumas I lost access to my mental construct. I can see the oaken face of my mental compartment with the little brass frame that flares out from a pull, but the area inside the frame that should be filled with a mental projection of a white piece of card stock upon which ethereal ink scrawled out an alphabetical reference is now a hollow black hole of unpiercable nothing. The shelves don't rattle, fold, or rotate, the drawers don't open, and my magical floating quill no longer leaves a glistening trail of looping script upon moonlight silver cardstock. It's just the one box, sitting in infinite empty, all is dark but the shiny worn spot on the brazen pull that casts a little light onto the face of the little wood box, exposing the striations in the wood that was once an oak tree.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Sounds wonderful! How long ago was this? Do you remember from whence or whom you first learned about these techniques?

[@HighVybeTribe]

Be patient with yourself, and you'll get your memory access back . Just sounds like you need to start from scratch unfortunately , to overcome those traumas and rebuild your mental library. Namaste 💪😇🙏

[@wpridgen4853]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM I started practicing self exploration at a young age, I was probably six when I started constructing my "inner castle," so it's hard to pinpoint when I started that particular technique. As I grew so did my internal practice, I'm sure that I picked things up along the way from people in my circle, mystics tend to run with mystics in my experience, but it wasn't until my twenties that these practices began to receive names. I decided to train Jiu-Jitsu when I was twenty-seven and I was introduced to a wonderful community of people that were open to the ideas and concepts, and in many cases practitioners. It was a training partner that encouraged me to cut the "silver chord" and cross the perceived void at the edges of my awareness. This was what ultimately lead to the traumas, that to me hold great archetypal symbolism and allowed me to question the unquestionable, leading to the ecstasies and long dark night the mystics wrote about. After seven years of what I describe as an existential crisis I came out on the other side. It may seem silly but I think that some of the things I held dear as a child were my teachers. My inner castle was modeled after greyskull in He-Man and I learned contemplation on a skateboard, I learned "secret" stories of the struggle between light and dark from the neck of my guitar, and I learned how to really listen in the tops of oak trees and the cycles of life by observing annuals and perennials. So I guess a cartoon, some toys, and the earth were my teachers. Studies of interest were language, philosophy, religion, and physics, but I didn't delve into these until after my fall. I do remember that before I hung myself (by my leg) I had a great sense of urgency to be sure that my mental compartments were organized, so I was going through all of them, organizing my thoughts and knowledge, when I closed the last drawer I saw the full picture of everything I had accumulated at that point. Then the entire construct folded into itself until it was a floating dot, like a singularity centered in the circle and disappeared. Not long after I slipped on an ice patch in the top of a tree and was hung by my right foot. When I came to, it was different. I was different? There was change. It was beautiful, it still is I think. Before the fall I would say that beauty lies in impermanence, I still think that's true. Now when I need to remember there's the one drawer, filled with impermeable darkness, and I stare into that darkness until something escapes, sometimes it's the information I was waiting for, others it just remembering that I'm blessed to walk this path with the people that sometimes walk it with me. Thanks for reading and replying, it's nice to know that there's an actual human on the other end of the comment.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Sounds like you are in tune with the ancient wisdom that the all is in the all. Hopefully there won't be any further slips and falls, though. I'm aching now from the many skateboard accidents of my youth.

[@wpridgen4853]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM that's one of my favorites. Very few writings speak so plainly as the Corpus and related texts. I'll never forget where I was when they found me. It's funny how those spills stay with us, when I go skate these days I try to channel more Mullen than Hawk.

[@quentandil]

Llull was not particularlly interesed in fighting Averroism, but Islam. He devoted his life to both developing his own theological system, and learning arabic language, so he could spread the Gospel directly to muslims. He was not killed in Majorca (it was already a Christian kingdom), but was stoned in North Africa after one of his public debates in which he swore to convert to Islam if anyone defeated him. Related with his memory wheels, he was convinced the existence of God and the Christian faith could be demostrated in a logical-mathematical way.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

🙏

[@spacechampi0n]

Llull did it for the LOLz

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

:-)

[@1invag]

Think it's pretty clear watching this the dude definately was not the first to come up with this memory wheel concept. Astrology is intended as a memory wheel would appear. The labyrinth muhaha. Also evidently the basis of cryptography, you seen that prime number cross with the primes laid out in a circular spiralling pattern. Interesting Gavin interesting where we going with this. Proprietary or open source. First video I've seen on this channel, think I'll watch a few more interesting. You could replace the letters with numbers in a wheel... But then I guess that's what numerology is doing, the numbers are already embedded in the astrological number wheel anyway. Hay look I'm starting to grasp something not sure what but something lol

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Some practitioners of the wheel would automatically have each letter already coded to numbers via the Gematria. Moat of us who use memory techniques will have at least a partial alphanumeric coding system, usually using the Major.

[@exploranttrobant6052]

Un 1232 Spain dir ni t exist, Mallorca was part the Aragon Crown

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

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[@jamoR72]

Can also be used to design sigils//

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Have you done that? If so, what happened as a result?

[@JohnSmith-il4wi]

Serendipity Quixotic Mellifluous Juxtapose Ephemeral Nebulous Labyrinthine Ethereal Cacophony Petrichor

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

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[@shubhams1776]

First thing you need to do is beleive

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Believe in what?

[@shubhams1776]

​@@AnthonyMetivierMMMThat you can Remember Everything in the world

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

I talk about this possibility and what it probably entails here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hJSwZIl4mdF8rMU

[@TOTayo-]

Where is the Language of Memory?

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Sorry if the link didn't show up as it should have. Here it is: www.magneticmemorymethod.com/lom Hope to see you there and please let me know if you have any questions between now and then.

[@FirstLast-zk5ow]

It's funny, how he claims that it's about focusing memory on things that matter. But watching his videos... he almost never talks about things that actually matter. Those who mind don't matter. Those who matter don't mind. -Dr. Suess

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Memory Wheels do matter for several reasons and I talk about the use and abuse d that quote you’re attributed to what appears to the wrong person in The Victorious Mind. I would echo you and say it’s funny how many people pass judgment over nothing on the Internet, but there’s actually two more things about snark that are much funnier. Can you guess what they are?

[@bluedragonacupuncture8425]

. He teaches methods to memorize “what is dear to you”. It is your own task to know what is dear to you.

[@goodboybenji95]

i dont understand this :(

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Would you like to?

[@iamroyalty1658]

@ 12:33 A pissing pig

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

🙏

[@Piccolo_Sun]

👁👁👁4:59 another Christ from the past excellent found another one i am Thoth of Atlantis the second coming of the Jesus Christ

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Interesting claim. How do you go about validating it?

[@americanearthling9671]

If this guy thought it was god that gave the memory wheel to him, he didn’t value logic as much as he claimed

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Touché. Though to be fair, there is more than one kind of logic and reasons why the debates between them haven't been finalized to this day. We can argue the merits and diminish those with whom we disagree, but that leads us into the risk of ad hominem.

[@americanearthling9671]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM religion requires faith, which is the antithesis of logical reasoning. It’s a belief without logic. And in this situation, it is despite logic. Religions, especially his, can be proven false. I appreciate your desire to avoid ad hominem, as I share that opinion. The reason why it is unresolved to this day, probably is a result of fear, indoctrination and culture. However, one can prove it false from the very first chapter of its holy book. It claims the Earth was formed before the Sun. If anyone knows anything about gravity, that simply cannot be true. There are many more ways to prove it illogical. That being said. I can forgive his inability to tell fact from fiction, because back then they didn’t have the knowledge we do today, however he presumed too much. He should have been able to tell that prayer doesn’t work any better than a placebo and the church was collecting money to sell real estate in a place no one could confirm existed. There were enough contradictions in the different stories he should have remembered. His memory technique used his imagination for association. However it is still not based on logic. It’s harnessing his fantasy

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Have you read any Llull yourself?

[@americanearthling9671]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM no this is my first exposure to him. I just take issue with the largest scam in human history.

[@americanearthling9671]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM it appears as his argument for the trinity is weak. He asserted that the doctrine of correlatives applies to everything at the being level. Depending on his definition of being, this can be a gross misunderstanding of what it means to be a being. It’s just an assertion. Also he asserts that eternity is goodness. This is clearly opinion. It consists of good and bad. Eternity has within it, an oscillating duality. None of this points to a God’s existence. Whether or not he held the belief that this god is an Omni god, as the church did, an Omni god is in contradiction with itself if pain suffering exists or if an eternal hell exists. The idea of a non physical being that created the entire universe chose to be in a finite time and place to have himself sacrificed to himself so that he would have an excuse to forgive people or not is ridiculous. There is no evidence of souls let alone places for them to go for an eternity. And certainly no evidence that if you give your tithing to a church that they will be able to put in a good word for you

[@Chancel388]

Llull??? Why tho

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Why what?

[@Brownseer]

ADHD has entered the room aaaand has already forgotten everything that was said.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

🥲

[@jonahblock]

But I’m trying to forget

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Not a problem. Covered that in this TEDx: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oafXip2ap86Gpq8 Better than forgetting, actually, but your mileage may vary.

[@jonahblock]

@@AnthonyMetivierMMM so I was making a joke but the truth is a lot of cognitive problems come from all the work we put into supressing childhood trauma just like how all the muscles around a cramp get inflamed frying to compensate

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

Yes, this is why well-formed psychoanalysis is of tremendous value.

[@coldun2002]

Memory wheel = yantra

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

🙏

[@JuanMartinez-Mont1]

Llull, not lol.

[@AnthonyMetivierMMM]

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