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You told us that the physical human body is a creation of life force energy, which is then inhabited by our soul-based consciousness, so that our physical body comes from God as a creation separate from our souls, which are immortal and pre-exist the bodies we use in each reincarnation. Does this finally explain why the Book of Genesis in the Bible states: “And God created Adam in his image; in the image of God He created him; male and female He created them [translation from Aramaic].” This has puzzled many deep thinkers wondering how a human animal like ourselves could look like God. What can Creator tell us?
ClosedNicola asked 7 months ago • 
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Is the human body generated from life force energy as a creation, courtesy of the Almighty, and then our consciousness as a soul extension moves in to the fetus to take up residence, much like a house is built for an eventual owner to inhabit, so Creator is the builder, and we are the homeowner, so to speak?
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If our consciousness comes from our soul, while our body comes from the divine as a separate act of creation, is this why we often feel out of place and must struggle many times to accommodate and find harmony?
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Are memories stored as proposed by Karl Pribram, in a distributed manner throughout the brain, analogous to the interference patterns in a hologram?
ClosedNicola asked 1 year ago • 
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Rupert Sheldrake observes in criticizing the widely accepted but unproven hypothesis there are memory traces in the brain aiding memory retrieval, that the memory trace must have a memory itself to know what to look for. How does consciousness know where to look, to retrieve relevant memories?
ClosedNicola asked 1 year ago • 
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There are numerous examples among animals and even lower life forms, that learning a task helps other members of the same species start learning that task more quickly. In humans, test scores like IQ measurements, have improved steadily over time without a convincing explanation and is called the Flynn effect, after its discoverer. The term morphic resonance has been used to describe these phenomena, but that still seems quite a vague description. How does human learning of specific information help others in the future somehow know and retain those facts more readily?
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