Today, heart transplantation is no longer considered something transcendental; any out-of-town hospital can perform this operation. But the question remains - with a heart transplant, is a piece of memory and soul transmitted from a donor, since this organ itself is probably not accidentally associated with the soul? Remember at least such phrases: “loves with all my heart,” “with all my heart,” “listen to your heart before you do something,” and so on.
In this regard, I recall such a phenomenal case when a certain American Sonny Graham received a heart transplant from the suicide Terry Cottle, who shot himself with a gun. In the years following a heart transplant, Sonny Graham, in impulses of gratitude, finds the widow of his donor, Cheryl Cottle, falls in love with her, then marries this lovely woman and lives with her in perfect harmony. But in 2013, for no apparent reason, he shoots himself from a gun in his garage …
Of course, orthodox scientists argue that the heart is just one of the organs of the human body, albeit the most important, but it is just a blood pump, and it has nothing to do with the soul and memory. Soul and memory, most likely, need to be sought in the head, that is, in the human brain. However, there are many people in the world who do not have a brain at all, for example, the Dutchman Jan Gerling, but this does not prevent them not only from thinking, but also from feeling.
Memory and a piece of the soul are transmitted not only with the heart
And what is striking is that scientists are increasingly faced with the phenomenon that after transplantation of certain organs (not necessarily even the heart), patients will inherit from the donor certain traits of their character and their memory. Professor Gary Svorts describes a case when a girl had a heart transplanted from a young man who died tragically in a car accident, a very talented young man who can play many musical instruments, composes music and poetry. In one of his songs was the line "Danielle, my heart is yours." It was this name that the girl who received a donor heart from him bore. But even stranger was the fact that when the recipient girl first heard this song, she said that she knew her well and was even able to sing.
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And another donor, having received a heart from a violinist, suddenly became inflamed with love for classical music and even expressed a desire to learn to play the violin, although before that he was far from the world of classical music.
But this happens not only when the heart is transplanted. For example, one respectable woman received a liver from a deceased girl, and she suddenly began to be pulled into nightclubs, cafes and other similar places where she had not even looked before. She eventually discovered a motel where the girl (her donor) was dating her unfaithful husband. So, as they say, I felt it with the liver itself, though not with my own, but with the liver of my donor …
But even more revealing is the case of an American girl Mary Greckham, who received a donor heart from forty-five-year-old Virginia Simpson. After the operation, the girl was suddenly drawn to the small town of Milovice, which is located forty kilometers from Prague. Why's that? However, having arrived in this town, Mary realized that she knew all the streets and alleys in it, as if she had once lived here. Returning to the United States, the girl inquired about her donor and learned that Virginia Simpson was born in Milovice and spent her childhood and youth there. Obviously, being already American, Virginia often remembered and missed her small homeland, and this nostalgia was transmitted with her heart to Mary Greckham.
It is no coincidence that, for example, China, for example, has even established a service for tracking the fate of recipients. For what purpose, it is not yet clear, but in this country they are very serious about the fact that people, together with donor organs, receive a memory and a piece of soul from their former owners. And although scientists still cannot say for sure where memory and that notorious soul are stored in us, there is a quite bold theory on this score, according to which every cell of the human body with its unique DNA possesses all this (by the way, now based on DNA is being developed with fantastically capacious storage media that make modern hard drives seem like children's toys). If so, then the transplantation of any organ imposes on the recipient a certain karmic burden of its donor. This is the only way to explain all those fantastic casesthat happen to people after heart, liver, lung transplantation, and so on …
