Video Summary Transmission of Memory/Traits from Organ Transplants.
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The reason I put these together, is that Rupert Sheldrake has been harping about these personal memories being transmitted through organs. And I just found out that Jack Kruse is directly involved in some of them. Which makes me wonder, if hearts and corneas allow for this, does blood also transmit memories?
The part of the soul that has memories, intelligence and life is the human spirit, the breath of life, Job 32:8 , also called the spirit of man, 1 Corinthians 2:11 , Proverbs 20:27 matter cannot be intelligent, have memories or be the source of life. The human brain is like an interface between your body and human spirit. If you are dead you cannot do anything, your thoughts perish, the dead know nothing. The body without the spirit is dead, James 2:26 Psalm 146:4 In the first resurrection we will have bodies composed of 100% spirit and our transformed human spirit that is sealed in GODS righteousness and love is joined with this new spirit body and the old physical fleshly brain is dust.
The Bible doesn’t specifically say how the breath of life (spirit) works in our bodies, so I rather refrain from dismissing what I don’t know! Job 37:14,16, 19, 23-24
There’s so much about the human body even scientists don’t (fully) understand yet! Psalms 139:14
I’ve read many experiences of people who had an organ transplant and I definitely believe organs have some sort of memory, they are not like car parts you can swop! Why else people who got a transplant need to take lifelong medication to prevent rejection of the new organ?
People who get a blood transfusion don’t need these medications so it’s not exactly the same.
There’s so much about the human body even scientists don’t (fully) understand yet! Psalms 139:14
I’ve read many experiences of people who had an organ transplant and I definitely believe organs have some sort of memory, they are not like car parts you can swop! Why else people who got a transplant need to take lifelong medication to prevent rejection of the new organ?
People who get a blood transfusion don’t need these medications so it’s not exactly the same.