Are memories linked to our brain

[crunchtime]

Hey Everyone,

I've been lurking around these forums for a couple monthes now and have read alot of interesting stuff from you fine folks.

Regarding memories and the brain,  if you go to www.livingthefield.com you will find alot of interesting stuff pertaining to memories not being stored in the brain but in the Zero Point Field which is, from what I got from the website,  a back drop of energy that permeates the entire universe and keeps every thing connected.  It also explains ESP and other paranormal activity.  

I think "Zero Point Field" is just a scientific term for Akasha, but that's just my opinion and I'm no expert.

Jared

[Adrian]

Greetings Jared,

And welcome to the forums!

Yes, the "zero point" field is yet another model of the universe, similar to the holographic universe of quantum physics. Incidentally, all of these models substantially agree with each other, and also agree with the most ancient wisdom of the ages.The "field" is indeed the same as the Akasha, the entire universe is one huge, infinite energy field of which we are all integral aspects.

The causal sphere is a level of vibration where our higher bodies also exist. The brain is no more than a receiving station, and a computer for controlling the physical body. It is often asked why people lose their memory if they become brain damaged. Quite simply that situation is analogous to a TV set - if a TV receiver becomes damaged it no longer receives signals properly and the sound and pictures become blurred and fuzzy, it really is as simple as that.

Thank you for your contribution.

With best regards,

Adrian.

[beavis]

Brains arent like a tv. A tv never changes its hardware, but the brains connections between neurons constantly change strength.

[Michael_E]

quote:Originally posted by beavis

Brains arent like a tv. A tv never changes its hardware, but the brains connections between neurons constantly change strength.

yeai know this is an old thread but i love talking about the brain. I think i  know what your getting at here, nueral plasticity, how the actual structure and function of the brain can be changed by the  environment and also by thought.  Its not so much the strength of the connections that make the brain have its ability to change but the number of connections and how well the nuerons are intergrated. the better the nuerons can communicate the more adaptive behaviour you will see.

[stevewhite2000]

Hi. I was curious as to whether when in the astral body, are our pre-existent memories in our brains only or is there actually an 'imprint' of such of our memories on/in our astral bodies.... I'm trying to grasp the whole idea of sensations/emotions/memories, etc in our astral bodies compared to our physical bodies.  Basically, being a science student, I have studied the various sensory systems of the body and how our brain interprets and percieves them...but am finding it diffucult to understand how this is happening in the astral body.
Once separate from our astral body, do we still remember our memories and feel the same sorts of sensations/emotions when we die and leave the physical realm...
Any reponses would be appreciated  []