Take
any monochrome (one-colored) picture having many items. Scenic pictures
are most suitable for this task. Look at the picture for one minute.
Now put it away and write a list of everything you saw in the picture.
Then tally your list with the items in the picture to see what you
missed out. Take another picture and repeat the exercise once again to
check what you missed out. Use a picture only once because it is less
likely to miss out anything when you repeat the exercise using the same
picture. Practicing this exercise on 2 or 3 pictures everyday should be
more than enough. You don’t have to buy pictures to practice it. There
are plenty of pictorial books available having several pictures. One of
such book may go on for days. Once you start doing well in a one minute
exercise, you should gradually reduce the time taken to observe the
picture to 1-2 seconds in the end.
The second
exercise involves studying multicolored pictures. You will have to write
the description of both the colors and the appearance of the various
elements in the picture. You can take more than a minute to start with
but should again start reducing the time gradually. If you continue this
practice of observing and noting down the description of the picture,
you will soon notice that your memorizing power has improved
significantly.
Buddhi Badhane Ki Vaigyanik Vidhi (The Scientific Approach to Enhance Wit and Wisdom)- Page 34"
-Pt. Shriram Sharma Acharya
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