Art of Memory

The vocabulary guide praised by Biblical Hebrew students has been improved for 2013. New revisions by author Blair Kasfeldt now bring students of this unique system to over 80% recognition of Hebrew vocabulary in the Old Testament text.

Author Blair W. Kasfeldt will be at the annual Concordia Theological Seminary "Symposia" held in Fort Wayne, IN this January, 2013.

Author Jack Thompson reveals his suspension by KDP and how he re-established his author account on Amazon. Mr. Thompson has released a "how-to" manual for publishers who have been unfairly suspended to re-establish their accounts.

"Biblical Hebrew Made Easy! The Triad System" teaches students the Hebrew verbal system harnessing the power of ancient memory techniques. After researching the "art of memory," author Blair Kasfeldt simplifies learning Biblical Hebrew for students.

A unique system of learning Biblical Hebrew. Released August, 2012. Unseen in any text or grammar, this method of learning Hebrew is based on the ancient principles of "the art of memory," enabling Hebrew students to memorize with great efficiency.

Using proven memory techniques from the past, author Blair Kasfeldt teaches the reader how to memorize Genesis 3, the fall of man, by heart. Rote memorization is not utilized, rather the ancient technique of using 'loci' or locations and imagination.

A new flashcard program has been released for the Kindle and other e-readers for learning Hebrew verbs. Over 120 high frequency verbs are taught using visual prompts.

Using ancient memory techniques that dramatically improve memory, students will quickly and easily master Greek words that account for nearly 80% of the Greek Biblical New Testament Text.

"Lutheran Military Veterans and Families Ministries" will host an art auction to benefit armed forces veterans and those who minister to veterans of foreign wars. The art auction will take place on Veterans Day, November 11, 2011 in Ft. Wayne, IN.

The conundrum of parents and kids alike is lessened by the fun and visual memory aid or "mnemonic" that utilizes the strength of every child to learn multiplication tables -- their imagination.