Cosmic_Ambitions
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I was watching a show on t.v. the other day about a man whom had a 6 second memory... I believe that it was his short term memory. So whenever anybody came to see him, by the time they had introduced themselves, he had already forgotten who they were.
I was wondering if anybody knew what kind of experience a person with this type of ailment might have in the afterlife in terms of afterlife placement. Would it be the same as somebody suffering from alzheimers. Whereby as Bruce has said, they are sort of still in a haze/temporarily lost "over there" until somebody (guide/helper/guardian angel) retrieves them. I know that he still retains his long term memory, (that which existed prior to this ailment), but the culmination of memories afterwards is a blur to him. I tend to believe as has been noted previously, that the mind is a sort of receiver, and that the actual memories held by any given individual are not stored within the physical brain itself, but rather in the astral/ethereal realms (i.e. the I/There disk). This is an obvious concept when considering the fact that people experience memories etc. after being diagnosed clinically brain "dead". This leaves one to reason that the memories are not stored in the physical brain... For if you experience memories when your brain is dead, then they have to be stored somewhere else. Hence, I wonder how it is possible for somebody suffering from a mental illness (i.e. alzheimers) to be stuck in a confused state post physical death; given their essence/collection of personal memories is stored in an area that is fully accessible to them after physical death. It seems to me that they would be 100% cleared of any mental ailments and would have total access to this untainted memory bank instantaneously, thereby giving them total awareness of where they are/who they are/what they've been/who they've been, etc... Therefore, no reason to be stuck in a confused plane/focus level upon physical death...
Thoughts?
PUL, Cosmic_Ambitions
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