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You must ASSOCIATE (link) whatever it is you wish to remember with a fixed location in your mind using your IMAGINATION throughout.
We know that the upper part of the brain is divided in half and that each half specialises in different mental traits. In order to enhance your ability to remember and bring together the feature of both sides of the brain, you should include the following when you ASSOCIATE and use your IMAGINATION to produce mnemonic imagery:
1. Synaesthesia/Sensuality
Most of the great natural memorisers blended their senses and introduced the following elementswhen they memorised.
2. Movement.
The motion in imaginated images gives the mind more possibilities for it to link and thus remember.
3.Association.
4. Humour.
Have fun with your memory and makes all of your images funny, absurd and ridiculous.
5. Imagination.
Your imagination is vital to a good memory and the more you use it the better your memory will be.
6. Number.
Numbering adds specificity and efficiency to the principle of oeder and sequence.
7. Symbolism.
A picture speaks a thousand words and so a more meaningful image that represents something boring or abstract will aid the memory.
8. Colour.
Colour is a feature of the workings of the right side of the brain. Also the more colourful the image, the easier it is to remember.
9. Order and/or Sequence.
10. Positive Images.
11. Exaggeration.
Exaggeration of size, shape and sound will enhance the image. If you saw a 10 foot big mouse wandering around your home town, I am sure that you would remember it!

So if you apply all of the elements above to your mnemonic imagery, then you are on the way to developing a good memory. All that you need now is a mnemonic technique to apply these principles to. I will cover such a technique next month.
or you can ask me!
 
  
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