Understanding the Physical Memory of the Body

🧠The body remembers any kind of intimacy, not just with other physical bodies but also with substances.

🤝Physical memories can be absorbed through touch and contact with various things and environments.

🧠Physical memory is not necessarily genetic but is the result of physical involvement and absorption.

🌐Physical memory can be observed through forensic equipment, which can identify who was present in a particular location.

❌Certain cultures have rituals to avoid bonding through physical memory, such as not accepting or giving substances directly from or to someone's hands.

What is physical memory?

—Physical memory refers to the body's ability to remember experiences and substances through touch and contact.

Can physical memory be genetic?

—Physical memory is not directly genetic but is acquired through physical involvement and absorption from the environment.

How do we observe physical memory?

—Physical memory can be observed through forensic equipment, which can identify the presence of an individual in a particular location.

Why do certain cultures have rituals around substances?

—Certain cultures have rituals to minimize bonding through physical memory, emphasizing non-attachment and freedom.

How does physical memory affect our experiences?

—Overlapping physical memories can cause confusion and discomfort, leading to a lack of involvement and exuberance in life.

00:00Certain substances have the capability to be absorbed by the body's physical memory.

00:33The body remembers any kind of intimacy, not just with other physical bodies but also with substances.

01:14Physical memories can be absorbed through touch and contact with various things and environments.

02:20Physical memory is not directly genetic but is acquired through physical involvement and absorption from the environment.

03:12Physical memory can be observed and identified using forensic equipment.