memory, ability to remember - your ability to remember things ...- the period of time that somebody is able to remember events ...
something you remember - a thought of something that you remember from the past ...
- what is remembered about somebody after they have died ...
computing - the part of a computer where information is stored; the amount of space in a
computer for storing information ...
heart, part of body - the organ in the chest that sends blood around the body, usually on the leftin humans ...
- (literary) the outside part of the chest where the heart is ...
feelings or emotions - the place in a person where the feelings and emotions are thought to be,
especially those connected with love ...
... thanks to oxford dictionary ...
But there is a link in one event or situation that make us appreciate the facts ... like this testimony ...
One sunday, a student asked Miss Mary if she knew many Bible verses from memory. Her smile deepened as she slowly turned the pages of her own well-worn Bible. "Many of these underlined verses are those that I learned when I was about your age, but I learned them in a special way." She slowly closed her Bible and clasped it as tenderly as one holds an infant. "I learn poems and songs by memory," she said, "but I learn the Bible by heart." The Upper Room, February 7, 2001 by Karen McAbee (South Carolina).
Its crystal clear, that learn something or doing something with memory or heart the outcome is very different . In doing every thing, the right way is with your heart.
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