According to the study “” on patients who have received organs -especially hearts-, behaviors, preferences and habits associated with the donor are transferred to the recipient. The author of this study is Dr. Paul Pearsall, a psychoneuroimmunologist who was a professor at the University of Hawaii, a member of the heart transplant team at the University School of Medicine, and a senior research advisor for the Human Energy Systems Laboratory. from the University of Arizona.
Learning is done through the nervous system.
Consequently, patients who receive peripheral organ transplants should not experience personality changes in tune with the personality of donors they have never met. In the cases in which changes have been observed, these have been explained either by the influence of the medications or by previous psychopathologies not detected in the patients. However, Pearsall reminds us that “the “Living Systems Theory” postulates that all living cells possess memory and functional decision-making subsystems within them.” In addition, “the recent integration of systems theory with the concept of energy—called Dynamic Energy Systems Theory—provides a compelling logic that predicts that all dynamic systems store information and energy to varying degrees.”
In his book «», Pearsall collects the cases of 73 heart transplant patients and another 67 organ recipients. Among them, he cites Claire Sylvia, a heart transplant recipient who recounts changes in her life in relation to the tastes of her donor: changes in her food preferences, in her dance style, and even claims to have dreams that have to do with donor life.
Along the same lines, study participant Charlotte Valandrey recounts in one how receiving a new heart affected her life: “After the transplant my tastes changed and I began to have a recurring nightmare, each time more precise, more detailed.” And not only that: later she had a relationship with the husband of the woman who donated her organ.
Pearsall argues that “information and energy are the same thing. Everything that exists has energy, energy is full of information and stored energy makes up cellular memory.”.
Various theories both in the field of biology and other sciences explain that living systems are, by their very nature, manifestations of energy that contain information () about what they are and how they work. Even the simplest single-celled organisms remember how to move, find food, mate, and avoid predators. If one cell can remember, it is likely that many cells together could have more complex and elaborate memories. This approach coincides with the principle of physics: energy is neither created nor destroyed, it is only transformed. The energy forever is.
The results of one published by the journal Nature Neuroscience in December 2016 indicate that lneural measures of an emotional experience can persist over time and influence how new information is encoded and collected. One of the proposals of the Bioneuroemoción® method is to make a personal change after identifying the unconscious reasons that make us react emotionally as we do. When we react to a specific situation, we are not only reacting to what is objectively happening, but also to everything that we unconsciously associate with that particular situation.
By understanding the origin of the emotional conflicts that certain experiences caused us, we are able to free ourselves from those associated with our memories and, therefore, change our cellular memory.
According to multiple validated investigations from different times —from 1914 to 2009— mentioned by the University of Florida in the article “From the mind to the cell: impact of stress on psychoneuroimmunoendocrinology”, Manolete Moscoso explains that “our way of thinking, our beliefs and feelings are nothing less than the biochemical activity in the nerve cells of our brain Scientific evidence today shows that by changing our thoughts we are changing our biology”. In turn, Dr. Boukaram, an oncologist and specialist in nuclear physics, explains in his book “” that resonance is the instant means of communication throughout our body. We communicate our thoughts, feelings and emotions through communication until we reach each and every one of our cells.
Bioneuroemoción® proposes awareness as a means to modify our interpretation of events and suggests that we can transform part of our cellular memory through a change of consciousness. Our body stores in the cells our previous experiences, as well as the influence received by our family and our culture. When we are aware of this, we are able to change it.
“Energy is neither created nor destroyed.”
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