|
|
|
 |
|
|
| The Bottom Line: Do you have trouble remembering things? Would you like to recall your favorite scriptures? Have you ever been asked a question that you know the answer is somewhere in the scriptures but you don't remember where? This handy book is great at eaching how to remember. |
|
| Note from Author: If you would like to learn how to develop a better memory, especially of the scriptures, then send an e-mail with your name and city to dlarsen@arecord4lds.com and he will let you know where the closest seminair will be held. |
|
| URL: Cedar Fort |
|
| Pros: |
| Easy to read |
| Author David R. Larsen makes this book not only easy but enjoyable to read |
| Examples of how to apply important information. |
| Applies to more than just the Old Testament. |
|
| Cons: |
| Need to apply the principles to remember things. |
| Lots of information to gather, needs to be read more than once and practiced over and over. |
|
| Description: |
| This book conatins 10 key steps to memorizing anything. The author applies the techniques to the Old Testament and shares examples from the Old Testament. |
| Contains a chapter onfoods to eat that help the memory. |
| Contains a chapter on how memorizing can help overcome habits. |
| 164 pages with 12 chapters and an appendiz. |
|
| Review: I found this book very interesting. I practiced the techniques and found that they really work. I really got alot from the chapter on foods that help your mind and memory and am more aware of what I eat and feed my family. While reading this book I was reading a novel and in it the main character used memorized scriputures to hlep him through the hard times he faced. It emphasized to me the importance of remembering scriputures. A great book if you want to improve your memory. |
|
