Our ancestors believed that the heart is the storehouse of the soul and plays a major role in the body. Modern scientists prefer the brain, while the heart is considered only a pump that pumps blood. Or maybe the distant ancestors were right?
Become a donor
Arizona Medical University has been monitoring patients with donated hearts for many years. It turns out that a person with someone else's heart begins to resemble his donor in many ways. This phenomenon is observed in approximately 10% of the examined patients.
In the late 1980s, doctors at Yale Hospital transplanted a donor heart to a ballerina named Sylvia Clare. After being discharged, the girl went to the nearest eatery and ordered chicken wings. But she was a ballerina and was on a strict diet! Sylvia's attitude to things has also changed. Before she liked bright clothes, now the ballerina was drawn to pale colors. And even the girl's temperament changed. From a calm and quiet beauty, she turned into an unbalanced and eccentric fury.
The girl did not understand what had happened to her, but later it dawned on her: what if she got all these changes from the donor? Sylvia wanted to know what this man was. Usually, such information is not hidden in the states, and the girl easily found the relatives of her donor. As it turned out, it was a 19-year-old guy who died in a car accident. He was a rebel and brawler, hated bright colors and loved chicken wings.
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Why do habits persist?
It is quite understandable that during donor organ transplantation, people experience severe stress and can no longer become the same as they were before. But why do they develop the same addictions that were observed in their donors?
It's no secret that each of our organs has a certain cellular memory. Once in a foreign body, the donor organ is in a hurry to share its "memories". The heart's magnetic field (currents generated by the organ) is 5000 times greater than the brain's magnetic field. Information can be transmitted to any organ through a magnetic field.
The brain and heart have an electrochemical and neurochemical relationship. The ideas and designs formed by the brain enter the heart and are “fixed” in the cellular memory. When a donor heart enters a foreign organism, it “informs” the brain of the information it has.
Listen to your heart
The idea of a strong relationship between the brain and the heart muscle dates back to the 19th century. According to the existing theory, in the brain there is a dry fixation of the information received, and in the heart it is already given a certain emotional coloring. If the brain detects danger, then the heart starts to get scared. The frightened organ beats faster, flutters and sends alarming signals to other parts of the body.
Some scientists believe that the heart is the main internal organ of a person. In their opinion, ideas and feelings appear in it, which are then sent to the brain. The heart muscle has its own nervous system. It will seem incredible to you, but she is able not only to feel, but also to make decisions without the participation of the brain!
People who live in harmony with their hearts can have incredible intuition. But what will a person who will be transplanted with an artificial analogue of an organ experience? Unfortunately, such patients do not live long. What if this is not an accident, and there is a soul in the donor heart?
Choose your donor carefully
So, there was an assumption that together with the heart a person can be transplanted and "soul". It may sound incredible, but the facts speak for themselves. A 30-year-old man who has never heard of art receives the donor heart of a female artist, and, like her, begins to love painting madly. He visits many exhibitions and museums, stopping at each exhibit for a long time.
And what can explain the outburst of love for music that a 50-year-old foundryman woke up after transplanting the heart of a young violinist?
It may seem strange, but when a student who has been swimming since childhood was transplanted the heart of a drowned man, he began to panic fear of water.
But the woman, who all her adult life was panicky afraid of heights, became the owner of the heart of a climber. Now they see her in the mountains more often than at home. Curiously, people usually refuse to be transplanted with the heart of a pig, a hardened criminal or a suicide.
Heart for Dani
It is believed that the donor and recipient may have a spiritual bond. Many of the people interviewed claim that they communicate with the heart of another person.
This may seem crazy to some, but there is an amazing story that looks like a miracle. A guy dies in a car accident, and his heart is transplanted to a young girl. A few months after the death of their son, his parents began to sort out his things and found a notebook with his songs. As it became clear from what was written, the son felt that he would soon pass away. The young man wanted his heart to go to a girl named Dani. Strange, but since the age of 11 this boy wanted to become a donor after his death.
Maybe by some coincidence, or maybe not, but his heart really went to a girl named Dani. In addition, when she met with the parents of her donor, his songs were played to her, and she herself, not knowing why, began to sing along with them. Dani felt as if the words were coming from her very soul.
Die, rise and die again
An American named Sonny Graham became the hero of an even more amazing story. Here a strange thought arises: could it be that, together with the donor's heart, a person receives his fate as an inheritance? Graham got the heart of a man who shot himself with a shotgun. After recovery, our hero met the widow of his donor and fell in love with her at first sight.
A few years later, he bought a house for his beloved woman and her children, then the lovers got married and started a quiet family life. For some unknown reason, a man once locked himself in the garage and shot himself in the throat with a shotgun. Just as his donor once did.