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Originally Posted by iamthat
Why would memory be lost when the physical body dies? Is memory actually stored in the physical brain - I doubt it.
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At least some memory appears to be stored in the physical brain based on its loss due after brain injury or surgery. It also appears to be the case with loss due to dementia. But it also appears certain that other parts of our memories are linked to our psyche.
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Why would we know more after the body dies than we know now?
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Yes, we may find ourselves in a new environment which we need to adapt to, but simply shedding the physical body does not immediately confer greater knowledge. There is still much learning to be done.
Peace
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Well we actually have knowledge now coming from what we've experienced/learned in past times but while we're living in-the-body we're not able to access it. You're absolutely right it's not the shedding of our current body that confers knowledge on us.
I should have said the same but for brevity I kept my earlier response brief.