At one of his speeches in 1988 at the Novosibirsk House of Scientists, the psychic VV Avdeev, well-known in those years, demonstrated in the program “Psychological Experiments. Know thyself "the phenomenon of a past life -" genetic memory ".
Having immersed the participant in a hypnotic state, he consistently evoked in him associations directed back to childhood. At the border of the "infant state" Avdeev, with the consent of the subject, immersed him in the period before birth.
It was then that the audience gasped. What happened on the stage did not fit into the framework of life experience. The subject consistently reproduced the actions of a 19th century peasant sowing rye, expertly weaving bast shoes, and the movements of a woman beating the washed laundry with a roller.
Avdeev complicated the experiment: “And now - 5222 BC. What's happening to you?"
And here on the stage something began to inspire superstitious horror. A solid man, forty years old, in a strict black suit, with a tie, suddenly got on all fours, threw back his head and howled like a wolf, so loudly and naturally that frost ran over the spectators' skin.
Nobody laughed. People silently listened to the cries of a Stone Age inhabitant. The man continued to howl, not seeing or hearing anything around. He did not react at all to the words of the psychic. Then Avdeev went up to him and ran his hands over his head, as if tearing apart the web of a mental image.
The howl ended. The man's body went limp, his head fell powerlessly on his chest, his arms bent at the elbows, Avdeev caught him in time and sat him on a chair. The man slowly came to his senses, looking around with surprise, as if he was "returning" from that distant past.
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Avdeev himself believes that a person, in principle, is similar to a tree in his physiological and mental abilities. And just as you can read his story on a tree stump (by growth rings), so does the genetic memory of any person provides this opportunity.
Human subconsciousness stores a lot of hereditary information, sometimes manifested in a strange adherence to our smaller brothers - not only to domestic animals, but also to wild animals. For the same reason, uncivilized tribes still trace their ancestry from totemic wild animals. And half of the world's population, to one degree or another, believes in reincarnation (reincarnation) after death.
According to the canons of Eastern philosophy, after the death of a living body, information and energy education remains, which contains all the information about the ended life. It can form a new body, and not necessarily a human one, but, for example, a wolf's, depending on the spirituality of the previous existence, and incarnate into a stone corresponding to the degradation of a deceased person (pathological killer, sadist, etc.)
In India and China, analogs of Avdeev's experiments are a common practice of temple priests who help to "remember" episodes of past lives. It is interesting that such visions are experienced by those people who have no idea about Eastern philosophy at all.
European science is not yet able to prove or disprove the provisions of Eastern philosophy. Moreover, there is evidence that newborn babies already have, if not "genetic", then "intrauterine" memory. The same is evidenced by such an inexplicable phenomenon of the human psyche as flights in a dream - among people who have never seen the earth from a height in their lives. Does this mean that genetic memory exists? And if so, then, in principle, immortality is also possible?
But science requires concrete evidence. Here are some facts.
Professor Raul Cano of California Polytechnic University has revived and revived microorganisms that lived 30 million years ago.
He isolated individual fragments of time-destroyed DNA of bacteria from the stomachs of extinct tropical bees found in amber, then collected about 1,500 nucleotide bases that make up the gene, and then "resurrected" the microorganism.
It is known that the DNA of the elephant beetle, also extracted from a piece of amber, was reproduced in the USA. The age of the insect was measured at 135 million years. And they also multiplied DNA samples extracted from an Egyptian mummy more than four thousand years old, and DNA taken from the brain of a person who died about seven thousand years ago.
In 1993, the American biochemist K. Mullis received the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for the discovery of the polymer chain reaction. Using this method, you can get unlimited copies of unique DNA fragments.
In the future, a person can choose the age at which he will return to life …
Scientists who decipher the material contained in the genetic material have not yet determined the content of 98% of the genes. Two percent carry information about eye color, hair color, height, skin color. There are skeptics who claim that 98% of genes are ballast, but nature is extremely economical in its manifestations.
There are researchers who suggest that the "junk" genes contain information about a person's personality. It has recently been discovered that new genes are formed in the subcortex of the brain in the process of human learning.
In particular, according to Academician P. K. brain.