The condition of regaining one's
memory after a period of
amnesia. The
recollection of lost data.
Plato's Theory of Recollection essentially states that
all possible knowledge is
preexistent in your memory from before you were born. Thus
time and
learning are illusions and merely the continuous process of
anamnesia.
In other words, you already know and can recall all information; you just don't know that you know, or remember that you remember.