This is a fascinating post about the pineal gland and how memories are accessed via DNA.
Apparently the brain is the gateway or access point for memories, which goes hand in hand with Dan Winter and Dewey Larson’s work. Like the processor on a computer the mind reflects reality within, creating a geometry of thought that is fractal with memory patterns coming through DNA. This creates a fractal cascade which entrains the information from the ‘memory sector’ into the conscious mind. How we understand our experiences affect our ability to access this memory.
In this sense our brains and conscious minds, act like an antenna, we literally ‘tune’ it to receive memory patterns and thoughts that are already present in the mindal realm of reality, what Larson calls time-space. This concept has been popularly known as the Holographic region of the universe.
We covered this extensively in the post Precognition Explained: Science Shows How Our Body Reacts To Events Up To 10 Seconds Before They Happen.
What I have found is that our hippocampus that is also called the ammon’s horn which is part of a larger medial temporal lobememory system responsible for general declarative memory(memories that can be explicitly verbalized—these would include, for example, memory for facts in addition to episodic memory).
look to our blood and DNA to find the answer. This subject of our blood and DNA as a storage house of our past memories I have written about before in articles such as DNA Gnosis, and DNA Memories – Our Blood Holds the Lost Keys to Ancient History. In these articles I put forth scientific research showing that Israeli scientists are actually making computers which operate on DNA enzymes that can perform 330 trillion operations per second, more than 100,000 times the speed of the fastest PC.
Also, researchers at the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) have now built the most complex biochemical circuit ever created from scratch, made with DNA-based devices in a test tube that they say is just like a computer. These DNA-based devices are analogous to the electronic transistors on a computer chip. An organism’s genome is the software that tells the cellular and molecular machinery—the hardware—what to do. But instead of electronic circuitry, life relies on biochemical circuitry—complex networks of reactions and pathways that enable organisms to function.
described as “all learning is recollection.” and his student, the great Plato had said that “all learning is remembering.” What Plato was implying is that humans like animals have a built-in genetic memory code that aids them in relearning their environments, connection with the past and their functions as a species to help them remember who they truly are and for them to continue down the path of evolution.
Source:
http://gnosticwarrior.com/brains-third-eye-computer-chip.html


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