Expert Tips to Memorize the Bible w/ Ron White (2x Memory Champion!)
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- Опубліковано 2 сер 2024
- In this interview, Ron White (memory athlete, 2x USA memory champ) shares incredible tips and techniques he uses that can help anybody memorize the Bible faster and easier. Learn how memory champions think about memorization and get answers to the most common questions related to Scripture memory.
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Video Timestamps
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0:00 - Who is Ron White?
0:48 - Methods that Memory Champions Use
1:57 - Ron White's Memory Palace Technique
8:03 - Ron White's Review Technique
9:03 - Importance of Base Knowledge
13:01 - How to Create Large Memory Palaces
15:54 - Should You Reuse Memory Palaces?
20:59 - Ron's Final Advice: Review is Crucial
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Learn about the memory techniques that are commonly used by memory champions! In this interview with Ron White, a two-time USA memory champion, he explains the technique that he uses, how he uses this, and the methods that he uses to review.
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Which tip did Ron White share that was most helpful? Leave a comment to let me know below. And make sure to subscribe to Ron White's UA-cam channel here: ua-cam.com/users/rwhite73-ron-white-memory-expert-memory-training
1. Using memory palace
2. Snap photo and organize route to allocate recall material
3. Reviewing is important, do it constantly
thanks I really enjoyed being on your show. thank you for having me on
That was a great interview! It got me thinking about trying that method!
It was a pleasure, Ron. Really appreciate your time.
Thanks for doing the interview Ron! Really appreciate it. U have no idea!
Interesting podcast. So many awesome tips and you convinced me to use a memory palace.
Praise the Lord! I am from Singapore, an island on the other side of the world. I am so blessed to have found this channel. This is indeed the blessing to my many years of failure in memorizing even one chapter of my bible. Surely God is delighted with both of you. Lord Jesus loves you.😊
OK, I am finally convinced to try memory palace, ha.
Ha! Give it a try and see if it works for you. It might not, but it's worth a try!
I loved this interview. Thank you both
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Great interview! I memorized 10 books of the Bible using what I think is called the rote method?? I just made up a process that worked for me without doing any research on how to memorize. I used flash cards, a memory app and handwriting the scripture from memory often. I have been hesitant to try the memory palace technique because it just sounds complicated and adds another layer of work. Although, I think I used the technique accidentally when I would recite 2 Timothy from memory on my commute. To this day, if I happen to drive that route, I can still remember what sections I said on what street!
So, I loved the example of the ax sharpening. That was a great point as I think about how to keep growing in memorizing scripture and helping others. I am thinking I might try this technique!
Haha! I love how you "accidentally" used a memory palace. I think that just speaks to the power of spacial awareness in our brains. I hope you can benefit from at least giving it a try, even if you don't end up using it! If rote works for you...keep doing it!
Oh man!!!! FINALLY!!!!! YES!!! Thank u for doing this Josh! Ron shared so many tips! Thank u for asking great questions from the community. Man truly thankful for all that Ron has done. Really appreciate him. Thanks to him and his youtube channel…since 2015, he has helped many people just around me with Scripture memory and continues to do so. Praying for Ron man!
I loved the questions from the community! Not ones I would have asked myself, so I'm so glad you guys shared some great ideas.
This was gold, I have seen so many mistakes and errors in my memory techniques. U have changed my life again, I appreciate you sir. God bless you immensely.
Not sure if you’re talking to me or to Ron, but I’m glad it was helpful!
That was very inspiring!
So glad!
For gen I just see like open water at night with no moon. That always helped me. but I wasn't trying to memorize it, I just see movies in my head when I read, and listen to the audio bible.
Interesting
Josh,
Thanks so much brother! You are equipping the saints.
Ron,
Thank you! I am new to hearing about you, but your reputation and diligence speaks volumes.
I thank God for you two collaborating to make this content for us.
Ty, I appreciate you and the kind words. God bless!
I enjoyed this ... thank you
Glad you enjoyed it
This was phenomenal! Thank you for the inspiration!
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Regarding two languages in one palace: I haven't tried it, but perhaps it's worth trying to imagine the same palace but in two versions: DAY (English) and NIGHT (Greek). Or perhaps PAST (newly built) and FUTURE (crumbling).
That's definitely an idea! Let me know how it works ;)
This was fascinating! I am new to this and have not tried a memory palace yet. I think my biggest take-away was that taking time to build a memory palace is like sharpening my axe, and that the time & effort it takes is worth it in the long run. Thank you for posting these videos!!!
I had the same take away from the interview!!! :)
So true - I loved that analogy. So glad it was helpful, Cathy!
I love the fact he shared how he uses the memory palace to the point of even making a presentation and a book.
Now my comment on memorizing anything taking too long or is too much effort is that nothing worth having comes easy and What you strive for makes you fit for the tasks at hand.
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In a Homeschool’s program called classical conversation we had to memorize a timeline. It went from creation to 2001. A great timeline of events in history. Wish I had these memory tips! Thank you to Ron and thid channel
Thanks for sharing!!
Priceless information
I agree! He had some great ideas to share.
I enjoyed this very much! Great tips
Glad you enjoyed it!
Excellent, thank you!
I’m so glad you enjoyed it, Rachel!
This is motivating me to build my mind palace. Thanks brother for the content.
My pleasure, Kevin!
Great insights on memory. Reviewing is critical
Thanks, Malcolm!
Very lovely insight!
Thank you
Awesome interview! He’s right about allocating time to review what you’ve memorized. It can get discouraging if you set an overly ambitious goal and then forget the text because you didn’t review it.
Absolutely agree, Jared. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Wow, great video! So many good tips. I need to watch the video probably multiple times to catch all the tips. Even now a couple things he stated will help me with the trouble spots that I have in some chapters. Again thank you!
I’m the same way! So glad it was helpful for you, Mark.
This finally gives me a good description of using the Memory Palace for text. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Best interview ever!!! I’ll have to watch this a couple more times it’s so good!
So great!! 🙌🙌
Hahahah yup watching it again right now!
All of your content is extremely helpful and encouraging. Thank you! The most helpful tip is when he took pictures of the area of town and had someone allocate a sentence to each image. Brilliant! I start off excited and hopeful and by the second chapter of the book I am discouraged and feel incapable of completing it. Maybe I can hire Ron to help me like he is helping the other gentlemen😀?
You definitely can, although for somebody like Ron you'll end up paying hundreds of dollars per month. If you're interested, we have a 1-on-1 coaching program that does the same thing for a fraction of the cost. Check it out here: community.biblememorygoal.com/checkout/bible-memory-coaching
So glad you asked him about whether or not you can reuse a memory palace. i was almost shouting at you to ask him that and then, bang, you did!
😂😂 Glad I didn't disappoint, Fred!
I like the idea of having a set number of locations in each memory palace for larger passages (i.e. 50 for each location used for the Afghan vets.) This seems like a nice way of breaking down the information into manageable sizes as well as preventing skipping a location in your palace by accident.
I really liked his method for constructing a memory palace too. I think I'm finally gonna take the leap and start sharpening my axe.
Nice!!! Its just another tool that u can have in ur toolbox for memory. It takes time to learn and get a hang of(sharpen the axe) but once u get it! Man game over! A buddy , An All American Footballer(not that Im saying jocks arent smart but this guy…. Anyways, he said if it wasnt for the memory techniques like the memory palace, he wouldnt have been able complete med school.
Go for it! Let me know what you think as you dive into it.
Thank you for the interview. However, I wish you would have pressed the question a bit more on how he would have approached the book of Luke. Having one image per verse is definitely a daunting thought, but if a person could somehow throw entire passes on a piece of furniture, that might make it more manageable. 🤷♂
Yea, I’m not sure what he would say. Here’s how I do it: ua-cam.com/video/MgnfmAfT0So/v-deo.html
Great interview. So if we can reuse a palace after we don't need it anymore, is the goal then to be able to recall the passage without needing the memory palace?
I think it's really up to you. For me, I don't think I'll reuse a palace since I want to use the palace locations as a way to memorize specific chapter/verse locations. I think that reusing the palace would confuse that.
But I will say that as I've gone along and the verses get moved to long-term memory, the palace serves mostly as a jump start to the memory and not something I rely on too strongly.
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Five minutes in, and I am wondering if the shelf behind him is representing a scripture verse in his memory lol
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i am looking for the spread sheet mentioned?
I’m not sure what you’re talking about?
You can also reverse the mind Palace
How so?
I've been trying to use the same memory palace for two bible translations, and it is not working. Especially when the languages are too different there will be a few problems: the order of ideas will be different across translations, and therefore mnemonics won't be in the same order for both, also mnemonics can only be used for meanings and not sounds so they can be shared. Like the mnemonic of "ant" for the word "and" won't work for another language and it will just make your palace too messy.
Agreed. That's a great observation.
memories text plus image that look to me is more work doesn't make sense to me
You’re right, it does require more work up front. But studies show that the extra work extends the life of the memory. In other words, you’ll remember the text for longer.
It's like putting an unfamiliar item and attaching it to a familiar image., connecting it to memory.