Epigenetics, organ donation and body memory

[Altair]

Go watch the video. This man talks with many people about death and organ donation. Also interesting, I recall NDE researcher and cardiologist Pim van Lommel has said something rather similar. People develop new skills when receiving an organ, and also a connection between donor and recipient is important for success.

[bobjob]

Originally Posted by Guillaume

lol I think it's related.

Many issues are related to other issues but discussing them leads to the original discussion being drawn off-topic.

[bobjob]

I think I'd have considerable difficulty getting anything from a video narrated in Dutch because I don't know that language. And unless the listener reporting on the video is fluent in that language she/he could be mistaken about what was said.

[bobjob]

Originally Posted by Guillaume

It explains a lot why some people have surgeries and operations that one would qualify as almost creepy. And I'm also sure that our relationship to life explains a lot about the failure or success of the operations.

creepy? hmmmm....

Otherwise, yes, I'm a donor, I don't care what they do with my body after my death!

good for you!

[bobjob]

I'm quite sure that the people who don't want their organs donated transmit their markers to the organs, a bit like tattooing their own physical imprint onto their body. And I'm also quite sure that some illnesses are due to that, a desire to use that body and mark it with something personal, a way to incarnate deeply into it.

And I'm quite sure you're mistaken on both counts.

[Guillaume]

Let me guess, you just had lunch and your energy has gone low @bobjob ?!

[Guillaume]

Originally Posted by Altair

People develop new skills when receiving an organ, and also a connection between donor and recipient is important for success.

New skills, like what?

If you kiss or have sex, you can also get new skills. Even just breathing or being in contact of people's body odor can be enough, because it reflects the immune system, and the body can then try to reproduce it as a sort of target.

[bobjob]

Originally Posted by Guillaume

Let me guess, you just had lunch and your energy has gone low @bobjob ?!

Let me guess - you now think my username has an @ symbol at the beginning. lol

[bobjob]

Interesting notions although I'm not persuaded a so-called reincarnationist therapist is necessarily authoritative about any of the matters mentioned.

[Altair]

Originally Posted by Guillaume

New skills, like what?

Musical talents, for example.