Hi Vineeto,
This is alot of information so I am slowing taking it in bits. This morning I had a read of the post you mentioned regarding rememoration and presentation. A while ago Geoffrey described rememoration in his excellent succinct style and I think it clicked back then. Reading Richard’s thorough explanation was very interesting too although I think I will need to go over it a few times for it to properly click. It is amazing how Richard was able to thoroughly understand all manner of things by going right to the root of them and working through the topics diligently.
The way I understand rememoration currently, if I was to put it in my words, is that it is to intently bring forth the flavour of that which was experienced previously, now. In that I know I have experienced pure intent previously, and yet to cognitively remember this fact is not enough. So I experientially set my antennae to that flavour which I remember was tasted back then, and when that flavour is tasted, it is happening now ie it has been rememorated.