Our Mind's Ability to Remember

Okay.

The question is our mind abilities for memory.

Uh, there, first of all, we need to understand the connection in between our brain and our mind.

For thinking part, our mind mainly goes in, uh, in two different directions: emotional experience and thinking experience.

For emotional experience, our mind mostly associate with our heart.

But, uh, for thinking experience, our mind mostly associate with the capacity of the brain.

Memory.

When you talk about memory, it is storage.

These days, we can easily understand this matter because of the computers.

When you want to buy a computer, you ask how much memory in there.

There you talk about the capacity of the memory.

Uh, what's the capacity? How much, how much memory you can store.

But, uh, the capacity of the brain is bigger than one of us can even think of.

Um, [clears throat] but, uh, uh, there are few things we need to understand, therefore let me bring you an example.

Example is, think about somebody is maintaining a well-organized storage facility.

And another person is doing just storage facility, but it's not organized.

Think who can find things easier, and who know where you can find what you want to find.

Maybe p-before going to storage facility, think about somebody organized their tools room or toolbox.

Somebody have not organized tools room or toolbox.

Can you find easily the tool you want to find? If you, if you talk about five, six tools, yes.

But if you talk about [laughs] hundred of tools, no, it's not easy if it is not organized.

Now, when you have well-organized person, that person has introduced that as a skill.

Keeping tool, tools or maintaining the storage facility in organized way.

Imagine a library, how many books are there? But if you have a well-organized system, you can find exactly where it is, as long as you are maintaining the system you have introduced.

Let us come back to our memory.

Okay.

The question is our mind abilities for memory.

Uh, there, first of all, we need to understand the connection in between our brain and our mind.

For thinking part, our mind mainly goes in, uh, in two different directions: emotional experience and thinking experience.

For emotional experience, our mind mostly associate with our heart.

But, uh, for thinking experience, our mind mostly associate with the capacity of the brain.

Memory.

When you talk about memory, it is storage.

These days, we can easily understand this matter because of the computers.

When you want to buy a computer, you ask how much memory in there.

There you talk about the capacity of the memory.

Uh, what's the capacity? How much, how much memory you can store.

But, uh, the capacity of the brain is bigger than one of us can even think of.

Um, [clears throat] but, uh, uh, there are few things we need to understand, therefore let me bring you an example.

Example is, think about somebody is maintaining a well-organized storage facility.

And another person is doing just storage facility, but it's not organized.

Think who can find things easier, and who know where you can find what you want to find.

Maybe p-before going to storage facility, think about somebody organized their tools room or toolbox.

Somebody have not organized tools room or toolbox.

Can you find easily the tool you want to find? If you, if you talk about five, six tools, yes.

But if you talk about [laughs] hundred of tools, no, it's not easy if it is not organized.

Now, when you have well-organized person, that person has introduced that as a skill.

Keeping tool, tools or maintaining the storage facility in organized way.

Imagine a library, how many books are there? But if you have a well-organized system, you can find exactly where it is, as long as you are maintaining the system you have introduced.

Let us come back to our memory.