Transcendental Transplants
Erin Shaw
A recent Daily Mail article poses the question "Can we really transplant a human soul?" Dr. Gary Schwartz, contoversial author of The Afterlife Experiments: Breakthrough Scientific Evidence of Life after Death, helped document over 70 cases in which "transplant patients have taken on some of the personality traits of the organ donors." For example a lesbian fast food junkie cut meat from her diet and married a man after receiving the heart of a straight vegetarian woman. In the most bizarre case, 69 year old Sonny Graham married the widow of his organ donor and subsequently killed himself the same way the donor had.
Do these strange cases mean that "consciousness is created by every living cell in the body" and that "the whole body is the seat of the soul"? The recent phenomenon of organ transplants may give studies a new angle in determining where cosciousness comes from in the body.
Creative Commons image: "Divine Kidney of the Lamp of Peace by Cliff Michaels on Flickr
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Collective Consciousness
"Reduced to basic terms, human beings are simply the consequence of "collective amoebic consciousness." As a nation reflects the traits of its citizens, our human-ness must reflect the basic nature of our cellular communities". -The Biology of Belief by Bruce H. Lipton, Ph.D.
A wonderful book on this very subject, it answers YES to the questions above. His research of cellular biology has astounding implications! Highly recommended reading!
"If only I could remember the future"
I recall...
... hearing a tale in massage therapy school about a girl receiving the heart of a murder victim. She started having dreams about the murder and as a result the crime was eventually solved and the perpetrator caught. If this and/or similar stories are true, it shows that mind and memory don't just exist in the brain (the theory being shared by that massage teacher and supported by the linked article).
Peace and love,
Ember
Soul Transplants