Memorizing huge amounts of information

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New student of the art of memory here
I have been studying about memory techniques for a few months now and I have great success when I have to memorize short sentences or simple concepts and words, but I am working on a new project of memorizing the constitutional laws of my country, the problem is that I have run out of space very quickly in my house( the place i choose as my loci) , is there any way to solve this problem or should I use many houses and places that I know? Is there any way to store this in just one place?

sorry if it’s hard to understand and for my poorly phrased sentences, english is not my first language

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You definitely don’t need to put everything in one place. Especially for larger projects it makes sense to divide things up.

Maybe this thread will give ideas : The Big List: Location Ideas & Inspiration for Memory Palace Places

Congrats on starting learning a new extremely useful skill. Like every time you learn something new it’s going to be really hard at first, but worth it.

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Thanks mate for you response! I will read the thread when i get back from college :slight_smile:

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I’ve been looking into miniature memory devices made by hand as a substitute for real world loci; they can be extended as needed. Based upon the Lukasa I read about in Lynne Kelly’s book, Memory Craft. Might be something for you to consider

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I will look into it, but i think i am not advanced enough to start doing things like this yet :sweat_smile:

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