Guest guest Posted May 21, 2005 Report Share Posted May 21, 2005 Assuming the simple model that there is a soul and portions of it materialize with each birth. While soul-memory may be different from physical/mental memory as we all know it and experience it -- each birthtime could be like the computer booting up from power-down state. The memory (RAM) does not <typically> remember wgat happened during the last birthtime <last work-session>; however the session was saved on the harddisk. Does the human existence have analogous states of memory? We do know that, for instance, there is genetic memory that we see evidence of being shared in many lifeforms (similar genes in non-human lifeforms as humans, for instance). The harddisk of creation, it seems does exist. However, there may be other forms of 'memory' that are preserved just like in the harddisk computer analogy. Though it is more revealing and easier to experience rather than describe, but there is benefit in both. RR {ONLY relevant passages quoted} , "kadrudra" <kadrudra> wrote: .... > To be simple, arguing that soul can 'remember' is like arguing that - > a flame of a lamp lit up remembers the match stick, the > wicked lamp, the oil, and the threads which it burns and whenever it > is puffed off and new lamp is lit up, it tries to burn > like the previous one! Absolutely meaningless!? > ... > > > , "vargottama" > <vargottama> wrote: > > > I consider the issue of memory from past lives an open question, > for a > > very simple reason: we don't really understand what memory is, and > how > > it relates to consciousness. And after a hundred years of poking > > around in the human brain, we still don't know where our long- term > > memories are stored, and how. > > > > Ram > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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