'Remember'- brain does

Essentially remembering is the activity of attending to present idea which are determined by the past experiences! A past event which we are able to revive as a present experience leaves a physiological change in the brain structure called memory trace.
'Reflective or habit memory' and Declarative or recognition memory'. These are the two types of memory; when the former is largely and often totally unconscious memory that underlies non assosiative learning and such as conconditionedreflexes. On other hand declarative memory is conscious and is oftern established by sngle experience or association.
The most fascinating aspect here is that declarative memory can be converted into reflective memory by constant moves and responses that by repeated trainning. Once a long term memory has been established, it can be recalled or accessed by a large number of "associtions". Another intresting aspect is the long term memory one is able to use image based on senses other other than sight , such as auditory(hearing), tactile(touch), olfactory(smell), and even gustatory(taste).