letter a objects...dear masterclass member, when starting out with mnemonics, it can sometimes be a...

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Dear Masterclass member, When starting out with mnemonics, it can sometimes be a challenge to think of enough objects to use for your associative-imagery. To help you out, here is a large number of images you can pick and choose from as you work on developing your imagination and memory. If you want to get truly good, here’s an exercise: 1. Take an object from, say, the A-list and another from the H-List, for example.: Automobile and Halo. 2. Pick a celebrity or character like Al Pacino or Homer Simpson. 3. Imagine the character using the first object to touch, transform or otherwise interact with the other. In this case, it could be: Homer Simpson smashes a car with a halo he rips off the head of an angel. (For extra practice, you could make that angel Al Pacino – or whatever celebrity you choose). You can make the exercise progressively complex as you practice. Although you are not memorizing anything as such, you are developing your imaginative skills and this will prepare you for and maintain your abilities with using associative-imagery in Memory Palaces. Enjoy the process, have fun and get started using these amazing tools to learn, memorize and recall the information that is going to make huge improvements in your life!

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Page 1: Letter A Objects...Dear Masterclass member, When starting out with mnemonics, it can sometimes be a challenge to think of enough objects to use for your associative-imagery. To help

Dear Masterclass member,

When starting out with mnemonics, it can sometimes be a challenge to think of enough objects to use for your associative-imagery. To help you out, here is a large number of images you can pick and choose from as you work on developing your imagination and memory.

If you want to get truly good, here’s an exercise: 1. Take an object from, say, the A-list and another from the H-List, for example.:

Automobile and Halo.

2. Pick a celebrity or character like Al Pacino or Homer Simpson.

3. Imagine the character using the first object to touch, transform or otherwise interact with the other. In this case, it could be:

Homer Simpson smashes a car with a halo he rips off the head of an angel. (For extra practice, you could make that angel Al Pacino – or whatever celebrity you choose).

You can make the exercise progressively complex as you practice. Although you are not memorizing anything as such, you are developing your imaginative skills and this will prepare you for and maintain your abilities with using associative-imagery in Memory Palaces.

Enjoy the process, have fun and get started using these amazing tools to learn, memorize and recall the information that is going to make huge improvements in your life! ☺

Page 2: Letter A Objects...Dear Masterclass member, When starting out with mnemonics, it can sometimes be a challenge to think of enough objects to use for your associative-imagery. To help

Letter A Objects

Aardvark

Ace

Acorn

Acrobat

Air

Airplane

Album

Alligator

Anchor

Animals

Ankle

Ant eater

Ant

Angel

Ape

Apple

Apron

Ark

Arm

Armadillo

Arrow

Artist

Astronaut

Athlete

Autograph

Automobile

Avocado

Page 3: Letter A Objects...Dear Masterclass member, When starting out with mnemonics, it can sometimes be a challenge to think of enough objects to use for your associative-imagery. To help

Axe

Letter B Objects

Baboon

Baby

Baby Bottle

Ball

Ballerina

Balloon

Banana

Banjo

Barbecue

Baseball

Basket

Basket Ball

Bat

Bean

Bear

Bed

Bee

Bell

Belt

Berries

Bib

Bicycle

Bingo

Biscuits

Bird

Blanket

Page 4: Letter A Objects...Dear Masterclass member, When starting out with mnemonics, it can sometimes be a challenge to think of enough objects to use for your associative-imagery. To help

Blocks

Blue

Blueberries

Boat

Bone

Bonnet

Book

Boot

Bottle

Bow

Bowl

Box

Boy

Bracelet

Bread

Broccoli

Broom

Brush

Bubbles

Bucket

Bug

Burrito

Bus

Butterfly

Button

Letter C Objects

Caboose

Cactus

Page 5: Letter A Objects...Dear Masterclass member, When starting out with mnemonics, it can sometimes be a challenge to think of enough objects to use for your associative-imagery. To help

Cake

Camel

Camera

Can

Candle

Canoe

Cape

Car

Card

Carpet

Carrot

Carton

Cat

Caterpillar

Cereal

Celery

Chalk

Cheese

Cherries

Chess

Chessboard

Chick

Child

Children

Chimpanzee

Chocolate

Chopsticks

Clock

Clothes

Page 6: Letter A Objects...Dear Masterclass member, When starting out with mnemonics, it can sometimes be a challenge to think of enough objects to use for your associative-imagery. To help

Clothespin

Cloud

Clown

Coat

Cocoa

Comb

Confetti

Container

Cookies

Corn

Corn Chips

Corn Muffins

Cotton

Cow

Cowboy

Cowboy Hat

Crab

Crackers

Crayon

Crown

Cucumbers

Cupcakes

Letter D Objects

Dad

Daffodil

Daisy

Dandelion

Dates

Page 7: Letter A Objects...Dear Masterclass member, When starting out with mnemonics, it can sometimes be a challenge to think of enough objects to use for your associative-imagery. To help

Deer

Desert

Desk

Dessert

Diamond

Diaper

Dice

Dill

Dill Pickles

Dime

Dinosaur

Dip

Dirt

Dish

Dishpan

Doctor

Dog

Doll

Dolphin

Domino

Donkey

Donut

Door

Dots

Dozen

Dress

Drum

Duck

Duckling

Page 8: Letter A Objects...Dear Masterclass member, When starting out with mnemonics, it can sometimes be a challenge to think of enough objects to use for your associative-imagery. To help

Dump truck

Dust

Dustpan

Dynamite

Letter E Objects

Eagle

Earmuffs

Earphones

Ears

Earrings

Earth

Easel

Egg

Egg Beater

Eggplant

Egg Rolls

Eight

Elbows

Elephant

Elevator

Elf

Enchiladas

Engine

Envelope

Eraser

Eskimo

Eye

Page 9: Letter A Objects...Dear Masterclass member, When starting out with mnemonics, it can sometimes be a challenge to think of enough objects to use for your associative-imagery. To help

Letter F Objects

Face

Fairy

Fall

Family

Fan

Farm

Feather

Feet

Felt

Fern

Fiddle

Figs

Finger

Fire

Fire Engine

Fire Fighter

Fish

Five

Flag

Flamingo

Flower

Flute

Fly

Fondue

Football

Fork

Fossils

Four

Page 10: Letter A Objects...Dear Masterclass member, When starting out with mnemonics, it can sometimes be a challenge to think of enough objects to use for your associative-imagery. To help

Fox

French Fries

Frog

Fruit

Fudge

Funnel

Letter G Objects

Galoshes

Game

Garbage

Garden

Garlic

Gate

Gift

Giraffe

Girl

Glass

Glitter

Globe

Glove

Glue

Goal

Goat

Gold

Goldfish

Goggles

Golf

Golf Ball

Page 11: Letter A Objects...Dear Masterclass member, When starting out with mnemonics, it can sometimes be a challenge to think of enough objects to use for your associative-imagery. To help

Golf Club

Goose

Gorilla

Gourd

Gown

Graham Crackers

Granola

Grapes

Grape Juice

Grass

Grasshopper

Green

Green Beans

Grey

Grizzly Bear

Guitar

Gum

Gum balls

Gum ball Machine

Letter H Objects

Hair

Hairbrush

Halo

Ham

Hamburger

Hammer

Hamster

Hands

Page 12: Letter A Objects...Dear Masterclass member, When starting out with mnemonics, it can sometimes be a challenge to think of enough objects to use for your associative-imagery. To help

Handkerchief

Handle

Hanger

Harp

Hat

Hay

Head

Headband

Heart

Helicopter

Hen

Hiccups

Hippopotamus

Holly

Honey

Honeydew

Hoop

Horn

Horse

Hose

Hot Dogs

Hour

House

Hundred

Letter I Objects

Ice

Ice Cream

Ice Cube

Page 13: Letter A Objects...Dear Masterclass member, When starting out with mnemonics, it can sometimes be a challenge to think of enough objects to use for your associative-imagery. To help

Ice Cube Tray

Ice Skates

Icicles

Icing

Igloo

Iguana

Ill

Inch

Inchworm

Ink

Indian

Infant

Iris

Insect

Instrument

Iron

Ironing Board

Island

Ivy

Letter J Objects

Jacket

Jack-In-The-Box

Jack-o-latern

Jacks

Jaguar

Jam

Jar

Jell-o

Page 14: Letter A Objects...Dear Masterclass member, When starting out with mnemonics, it can sometimes be a challenge to think of enough objects to use for your associative-imagery. To help

Jelly

Jelly Beans

Jelly Fish

Jeans

Jeep

Jester

Jet

Jewels

Jewelry

Jigsaw

Jigsaw Puzzle

Juice

Jug

Juggle

Jump

Jump Rope

Junk

Letter K Objects

Kabob

Kaleidoscope

Kangaroo

Karate Uniform

Kayak

Kazoo

Kernels

Ketchup

Kettle

Key

Page 15: Letter A Objects...Dear Masterclass member, When starting out with mnemonics, it can sometimes be a challenge to think of enough objects to use for your associative-imagery. To help

Keyboard

Kid

Kit

Kite

Kitten

Kimono

King

Kitchen

Kiwi

Knee

Knife

Koala

Kool Aide

Letter L Objects

Lace

Ladder

Ladle

Lady

Lady Bug

Lamb

Lamp

Lantern

Lasagna

Leaf

Leash

Legs

Lemon

Lemonade

Page 16: Letter A Objects...Dear Masterclass member, When starting out with mnemonics, it can sometimes be a challenge to think of enough objects to use for your associative-imagery. To help

Lemonade Stand

Leotards

Lemur

Lentils

Leopard

Leprechaun

Letters

Lettuce

Lid

Light

Lion

Lime

Linguine

Lips

Lizard

Lobster

Lock

Locket

Log

Lollipop

Lunch

Lunch box

Letter M Objects

Macaroni

Magazine

Magnifying Glass

Mail

Mailbox

Page 17: Letter A Objects...Dear Masterclass member, When starting out with mnemonics, it can sometimes be a challenge to think of enough objects to use for your associative-imagery. To help

Magnet

Man

Map

Marble

Maraca

Marsh

Marshmallow

Mask

Meat

Meatballs

Melons

Milk

Mirror

Mitt

Mitten

Mom

Monkey

Monster

Moon

Mop

Motorcycle

Mountain

Mouse

Mouth

Muffin

Music

Letter N Objects

Nachos

Page 18: Letter A Objects...Dear Masterclass member, When starting out with mnemonics, it can sometimes be a challenge to think of enough objects to use for your associative-imagery. To help

Nail

Napkin

Neck

Necklace

Necktie

Nectarines

Needle

Nest

Net

Newspaper

Nickel

Night

Nightgown

Nine

Noodles

Nose

Numbers

Nutcracker

Nuts

Letter O Objects

Oak

Oar

Oatmeal

Ocean

Octopus

Office

Oil

Olive

Page 19: Letter A Objects...Dear Masterclass member, When starting out with mnemonics, it can sometimes be a challenge to think of enough objects to use for your associative-imagery. To help

Olive Oil

Omelettes

One

Onion

Opera

Opposites

Orange

Orange Juice

Orca

Ornament

Ostrich

Otter

Oval

Oven

Overalls

Owl

Ox

Oyster

Letter P Objects

Pail

Paintbrush

Pajamas

Pan

Pan Cake

Panda

Panther

Pants

Paper

Page 20: Letter A Objects...Dear Masterclass member, When starting out with mnemonics, it can sometimes be a challenge to think of enough objects to use for your associative-imagery. To help

Parade

Parachute

Parrot

Peach

Peacock

Peanut

Peanut Butter

Pear

Pencil

Penny

Pens

Penguin

Peppers

Pepperoni

Pet

Petunia

Piano

Pickles

Pie

Pillow

Pineapple

Pine Cone

Pig

Pirates

Pizza

Placemat

Plants

Plate

Plum

Page 21: Letter A Objects...Dear Masterclass member, When starting out with mnemonics, it can sometimes be a challenge to think of enough objects to use for your associative-imagery. To help

Pocket

Pom Poms

Popcorn

Porcupine

Postcard

Pot

Potato

Pretzels

Princess

Pumpkin

Puppet

Puppy

Puzzle

Letter Q Objects

Q-Tip

Quack`

Quadruplets

Quail

Quarter

Quartz

Queen

Question Mark

Quiche

Quill

Quilt

Letter R Objects

Rabbit

Page 22: Letter A Objects...Dear Masterclass member, When starting out with mnemonics, it can sometimes be a challenge to think of enough objects to use for your associative-imagery. To help

Raccoon

Radio

Rain

Rainbow

Rain Coat

Raisins

Rake

Raspberry

Rat

Rattle

Ravioli

Rectangle

Relish

Red

Reindeer

Rhinoceros

Ribbon

Rice

Rice Pudding

Ring

Robot

Rock

Rocket

Roller Skates

Rolls

Rolling Pin

Rooster

Rope

Rose

Page 23: Letter A Objects...Dear Masterclass member, When starting out with mnemonics, it can sometimes be a challenge to think of enough objects to use for your associative-imagery. To help

Rubber Boots

Rug

Ruler

Letter S Objects

Sail Boat

Salad

Salt

Sand

Sandals

Sand Castle

Sandpaper

Sandwich

Saw

Scarf

Scissors

Sea

Sea Shell

Sea Shore

Sea Weed

Seal

Seeds

Seven

Shark

Sheep

Shirt

Shoe

Silver

Sink

Page 24: Letter A Objects...Dear Masterclass member, When starting out with mnemonics, it can sometimes be a challenge to think of enough objects to use for your associative-imagery. To help

Six

Skates

Skirt

Skunk

Sled

Slippers

Snack

Snake

Snow

Soap

Sock

Soup

Spaghetti

Spider

Spinach

Sponge

Spoon

Square

Stamp

Star

String

Suit

Suitcase

Sun

Sunflowers

Sunglasses

Sweater

Letter T Objects

Page 25: Letter A Objects...Dear Masterclass member, When starting out with mnemonics, it can sometimes be a challenge to think of enough objects to use for your associative-imagery. To help

Tacos

Table

Tambourine

Tape

Tapioca Pudding

Tarts

Tea

Tea Cup

Teapot

Teddy Bear

Teeth

Telephone

Television

Tennis

Tennis Ball

Tennis Racket

Tent

Three

Tie

Tiger

Tinsel

Toast

Toes

Tomatoes

Tortilla Chips

Top

Top Hats

Tooth

Tooth Brush

Page 26: Letter A Objects...Dear Masterclass member, When starting out with mnemonics, it can sometimes be a challenge to think of enough objects to use for your associative-imagery. To help

Towel

Tractor

Tray

Train

Triangle

Tricycle

Tiger

Tree

Truck

T-Shirt

Tub

Tube

Tulip

Tuna

Turkey

Turtle

Two

Letter U Objects

Ukulele

Umbrella

Umpire

Underwater

Underwear

Unicorn

Uniform

Unicycle

University

Urchin

Page 27: Letter A Objects...Dear Masterclass member, When starting out with mnemonics, it can sometimes be a challenge to think of enough objects to use for your associative-imagery. To help

USA

Utensils

Letter V Objects

Vacuum

Valentine

Van

Vanilla

Vase

Vegetable

Velvet

Vest

Vet

Video

Vine

Vinegar

Violet

Violets

Violin

Visor

Volcano

Volleyball

Volunteer

Vulture

Letter W Objects

Wafer

Waffles

Wagon

Page 28: Letter A Objects...Dear Masterclass member, When starting out with mnemonics, it can sometimes be a challenge to think of enough objects to use for your associative-imagery. To help

Wall

Wallet

Walrus

Wand

Washcloths

Watch

Water

Watercolors

Watermelon

Wax

Web

Whale

Wheel

Whistle

White

Wig

Window

Windmill

Wings

Wizard

Wolf

Wood

World

Worm

Letter X Objects

X-Ray

X-Ray Fish

Xylophone

Page 29: Letter A Objects...Dear Masterclass member, When starting out with mnemonics, it can sometimes be a challenge to think of enough objects to use for your associative-imagery. To help

Letter Y Objects

Yacht

Yak

Yam

Yard

Yard Stick

Yarn

Year

Yellow

Yoga

Yogurt

Yo-yo

Letter Z Objects

Zebra

Zero

Zig Zag

Zither

Zinnia

Zip Code

Zipper

Zoo

Zucchini