Super Memory: It Can be Yours  (English, Paperback, Devi Shakuntala)

The book shows many techniques and practices to improve the reader’s memory.

Summary Of The Book

This book, Super Memory: It Can Be Yours, shows how readers can enhance their powers of retention. It contains puzzles, fun activities and other exercises for a good mental workout, to enhance memory.

Super Memory: It Can Be Yours is divided into twelve chapters. It takes a light, interesting and highly effective approach to teaching readers memory enhancing techniques. The first chapter begins by showing how a person, through their daily routines and other factors, acquire limits in their mental faculties. It then shows how to clear the mind of all the clutter so that it becomes free, open and creative. The author then shows various techniques like using memory aids to remember names, faces, and task lists.

She gives an exercise in memorizing the longest number in the world, interesting card tricks that help readers practice retention of details. Super Memory: It Can Be Yours uses visualization techniques, association methods, clues in facial expressions, gestures, voice signals etc. to teach the readers how to improve their memory. Other chapters in the book include Instant Recall through Classification, Think Like Crazy, Remember like a Wizard, and Memory Tricks and Treats.

After reading this book, the author assures readers that they will never again have to make excuses for forgetting faces or names, misplacing things, being unable to recall vital pieces of information and so on. The book is written in a language that is simple and easy to comprehend.

About Shakuntala Devi

Shakuntala Devi was an Indian mathematical genius. Other books by Shakuntala Devi are Puzzles To Puzzle You, Book Of Numbers, Figuring: The Joy Of Numbers, Mathability: Awaken The Math Genius In Your Child, and In the Wonderland Of Numbers.

Shakuntala Devi was born in Bangalore in 1929. Her father, a circus artist, spotted his daughter's exceptional mathematical gift early and took her on road shows to giver her a wider platform to show off her genius. She proved her abilities in formal academic tests in the University of Mysore and Annamalai University. She has given demonstration of her astounding abilities in shows across the World. She has been named in the Guinness Book of Records for multiplying two 13 digit numbers, and also presented with the Ramanujan Mathematical Genius Award. She passed away in 2013 at the age of 83.