Childhood memories Quote by Norman Doidge

“the thirty-some years since then, his mind had eliminated that experience from his memory. He remembered it as if he’d read it in a…

— Isabel Allende

“He was uninterested in art, politics, culture, people. While his brain burrowed through rock toward a very specific knowledge goal, mine preferred to warren…

— Heidi Julavits

“He felt some visceral connection between what was happening on the screen and his own dreams and subconscious, and with his ongoing efforts to…

— Anne Rice

It was one of those strange moments that came to him rarely, but never left. A moment that stamped itself on heart and brain,…

— Diana Gabaldon

“His brain was in one of those states that are both violent and yet frighteningly calm, in which thought runs so deep it blots…

— Victor Hugo

It got so that when he closed his eyes, letters and words danced in his mind. He thought of little else during that time.

— Christopher Paolini

“His mind turned, gradually comprehending, memories flooding his awareness that were not his own: memories from the timelessness before the Being within him had…

— J. Valor

“I thought his memory was like the other memories of the dead that accumulate in every man's life,—a vague impress on the brain of…

— Joseph Conrad

When his brain died, all of the memories held in his gray matter, along with all of the knowledge he had acquired, would simply…

— Dan Brown

“He cared little for commonly experienced emotions, for everyday associations of ideas, now that the closing of his mind had grown more pronounced, and…

— Joris-Karl Huysmans

“He had in those days imagined himself capable of extraordinary heroisms and endurances which would make the girl he loved forget the awkward hands…

— Graham Greene