This review is a reMINDer that MEMory, along with reason and logic, is a key element of MIND, a subject of another illustrated overview. MEMber implies "a part" which is explored apart from this overview. The ideas in MIND and in reMEMBer also relate to manic, mathematics, money, and even alien and alimony. 

In brief, our mind has reCORDs, and reCORDar in Spanish means to reMEMber. In a broader sense, MEMber points to MEMbranes such as the MENinges and the skin, which are tissues that separate structures or PARTs. MEMber may also refer to appendages such as the limbs or the penis, and in politics to MEMbers of a party - and now it is time to "PART" or in Spanish "PARTir", akin to "PARir" for PARTurition or "PARTire" in Latin, for to "set PART". 

This overview can be characterized as a MEMo or MEMorandum to help MEMorize implications in MEMory, MEMorial, MEMoir, MEMorabilia, as well as in AMNESIA, ANAMNESIS, MNEMOSINE, MENTOR, and REMEMBRANCE. 

AMNESIA negates the possibility of engaging in a medical ANAMNESIS or the systematic collection and interpretation of clinical symptoms. One advantage of (human) Medicine over non-human, animal, or Veterinary Medicine is that human patients can help physicians make a diagnosis by participating in an anamnesis or reporting symptoms under medical guidance. Symptoms linked with signs may point to syndromes or "patterns of features that run together" which in turn may suggest causes (etiology) to be tested by extended imaging and laboratory investigations in a quest to reach a diagnosis. 

The link of MEMory with mind and MENtal health is suggested by CORDura and reCORDar, Spanish words for MENtal sanity and reMEMBrance or MEMory. 

Ukrainian language reminds us that Olympic Gods decreed that upon death, mortals were to enter HADES. In Ukrainian, zHADAi is to REMEMBER as if to underscore that to be remembered is like being rescued from oblivion. Stories tell that to ease what may be a painful transition into the silent and dark world of Hades, mortals were to be deprived of MEMory or made AMNESIC as a way to render them oblivious as they entered oblivion.

Ancient poets say that as Odysseus departed to fight in Troy, he entrusted his household and son Telemachus to his friend MENTOR. Legends state that Athena, the Goddess of wisdom, often impersonated Mentor to better tutor Telemachus. When Telemachus traveled in search of Odysseus, he took along Mentor and the fugitive prophet Theclymenus. 

Finally, ideas in "to reMEMber" or "to MIND" overlap with those in MOURN, MORality, MORtal, and MAR. These complex connections are presented in the key words listed in the left column. It may suffice to say that MORality rests upon our ability "to mind" and remember the pain of other creatures, human or not.