We call memorization taking something 'undercap', when I was young I understood memorization as knowing something 'by heart'. 'Undercap'-'by heart' are both very interesting phrases in regard to memorization. "Do you know 120?", one God or Earth asks the next, memorizing 120 has become a relatively mandatory aspect of our culture which I feel is peace. It was initially intended to become a mandatory part of N.O.I. culture but most N.O.I. members are too busy paying for Khan's Mansion and Bentley through selling papers, bean pies, signing paychecks over to charity etc.. and as a result they have little or no time to study as Gods and Earths study(or should study). Memorization takes a special dedication, anyone who knows 120 'by heart' knows what I am talking about, for many of us the memorization of 120 is literally the greatest academic achievement in many of our lives. Taking something 'undercap' that does not rhyme-is amazing, no cues of words from previous words that rhyme- only multiple concepts cohesively blending together to formulate comprehensive ideas.The process of memorizing 120 starts off relatively slow, as many of us worked to get our 1 to 10 on cap we began to open up are retention abilities in preparation for lessons to come. Some family Treez in our Nation teach 1-36 next, Treez like mine manifest 1-14 after 1-10, there is no right or wrong order per se-I figure if somebody is not serious, 1-14 will usually be the Doctor and disqualify said individual, and thus the enlightener need not loose any more time building with said individual. Any idiot('abrasive' I know) can skate through 1-36, but a person has to have average or above average retention abilities to knowledge 1-14. What I have noticed however is that student's retention abilities become stronger by the time they arrive in the 1-40's, by then said individual has knocked down two mountains: the culture and born degree in the knowledge to knowledge the culture, and their flowing, juices bubbling and they are ready to go further. I never give out a whole copy of any said body of degrees with the exception being knowledge to understand the equality for two reasons: I don't want said student peeping too far ahead, and also for insurance in case said student becomes intimidated from the massive amount of work and says "I can't do this." and gives up. Memorization is sort of like bench pressing, an individual has to work out with a weight before they can max out at a higher weight. 120 is a mental marathon that engages brain function, and a sincere attitude has to be present in an individual for them to take 120 undercap. I never forget the day that I showed and proved to my enlightener, I had 120 cold, 20 years later still got it cold, but it was the pride, the sense of power and feeling of achievement that resonated in me the most.
120 is only the tip of the iceberg to what the brain is capable of, idiot savants have been known to memorize entire phonebooks of major cities by name, number, and address at a glance. Idiot Savants are deficient mentally in many areas as they pertain to what we as a society consider 'normal'. Idiot Savants do however give us so called 'normal' folks a glimpse into human brain potential. In my hood growing up their was an autistic Idiot Savant named Troy, he could do math in his head like a calculator. They called him retarded but in my mind he was far from retarded. If you asked him what is 4,563,866 x 23,989 he would shake his head like Stevie Wonder for 5 to 10 seconds and give you the answer. We tested him with calculators for kicks, he didn't know the place values ;Trillion; Quintillion; Sextillion etc.. but he'd spit out the answer in the proper numerical order in the same order displayed calculator. Usually the calculator only had eight digital places, his answers could easily go past eight places, and we would assume his answer was right because he got the inital eight digits of the answer correct. His memory was also photographic, back in the day before the internet, my old Earth bought me a set of Encylopedia Britanicas and I would go in the house and get any given Encyclopedia of the set, bring it outside, let Troy read it, take the book back and he would recite what he read a few seconds earlier. I was young at the time but Troy remains one of the most fascinating characters I've ever encountered in my entire life. He had a really big head, he was a knowledge seed and he stayed real dirty and didn't know how to tie his shoes. Troy was young as well and his people didn't give a damn about him. Troy would be seen roaming the streets at all hours of the night. I was jealous of that dirty big headed boy who didn't know how to tie his shoes, because I knew that he was using a part of the brain that in all of my 'normalcy' I could not figure out how to use.
Gigabytes, megabytes all that computer jargon for memory is interesting to me, because it is speculted that the human being never forgets anything, if put into a certain state of conciousness defined as hypnosis recollection can reach upwards to 60 percent accuracy and 60 percent is amazing. Many of us are sometimes forgetful, once I drove back and forth to the post office four or five times because I kept forgeting one item or another. So we come up with memorization devices such as memos or for more complex tasks 'mnemonics' or what I call mental short cuts.
I was excellent in Algebra back in the day because of 'BODMAS' meaning 'Brackets'of 'Division' 'Multiplication' 'Addition' 'Subtraction', that 'BODMAS' mental short cut allowed me to stay within the proper order of operations when solving a given Algebra problem in high school. In introductory trignometry(which I dropped in the first week) the professor gave us the mnemonic method to remembering trignometric ratios (SOHCAHTOA) 'Should Old Harry Catch Any Herrings Trawling Off America', each capital letter stands for a particular step in the order of the operation in solving the problem. Any order of operations can be memorized with a mneomic device for any given branch of mathematics. This is why I harp on real math being taught in our Nation as oppossed to pseudo Mathematics or numerology. The Supreme Alphabetical characters from Allah to Zig Zag Zig will provide very meaningful mnemonic devices for our seeds which could potentially elevate the seeds beyond the stars when it comes to Mathematics. No civilization can rise above it's Mathematical aptitude.
The rapper Twister is amazing. I don't listen to Twister as a fan, but what I do find fascinating is his ability to condense vasts amounts of coherant information in very short periods of times with a rhyme. He raps extroadinarily fast, and children understand exactly what he's saying. All rappers have a gift to some degree when it comes to retention and memorization, a good Rapper is always reciting rhymes, writing rhymes etc... They are poets and that is what poets do: Spoken word or Rappers. I'm not an expert in judging rappers or spoken word poets but they are demonstrating strength in regard to memorization. The rappers memorization device is the 'Rhyme Scheme': Cat: Hat: Mat: Bat etc... and the 'Rhyme Scheme' is indeed a method of memorizing massive amounts of info easily.
The Hafiz Project is about learning the Quran by understanding its relationship to 120, Supreme Alphabet, and Supreme Math which will serve as the mnemonic device. In the last 15 years or so of studying Arabic I've learned that the Quran 'Rhymes' in Arabic all the way through, from Surah Fatiha to Surah Nas, and that shows and proves that it was made by the Original Man and also this is why people have been able to take it 'under cap'.
Peace
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