What is a Mind Map?

To understand what a Mind Map is, we must first clarify Mind from Memory.

If you check out Wikipedia’s “Mind Map” page, this will give you a better idea of what a memory map is, rather than a Mind Map. Everything discussed in that article is about things that you have focused on in the past, and in most cases, memorized to become a part of your memory bank. This can be utilized in many ways, as the author emphasized, to recall and connect many ideas together.

What is illustrated on a memory map has to be things that are applied or applicable, just like you see different structures on a geographical map. Those things are permanent, in most cases, immobile, except of course for rivers that are constantly in motion. However, their paths are permanent. Below, we show you a more intellectual concept of a Memory Map. It's Linear. If you scroll down below, you'll observe a PowerPoint presentation of both a Memory and MIND Map, and you have a much better understanding of their differences.

A Mind Map, on the other hand, can be compared to trying to map a wind
motion. You can only determine its effect at a particular location. However, trying to track it to where it may proceed or to where it may have emerged can be very difficult to do with precision. This is because of its gyrating dynamics. Because of the nature of this type of motion, there is always a challenge to determine precision mapping of anything that functions like a wind, specifically, a wave. This is exactly how the Mind works. Your Mind, like every other Mind, is in constant wave-like motion. It operates based on force fields. These forces traverse in multiples of directions, and so it can be very difficult to control the Mind.

People who have mental problems have tremendous difficulties understanding themselves and their actions. However, there are ways by which humans can create amicable relationships with their Minds, and that happens with the power of Concentration.

Concentration, therefore, is one's ability to control the force fields of your Mind. This happens with flexibility, patience and foresight. There are many ways that this can be done, and if you'd like to know more, you can contact us.

Below is our MIND Map, then watch the PowerPoint video to appreciate the linear and wave dynamics.

Professor MOmOh, Founder

The Dohgon University of Thought