TheAlchemist

Girl with three minute memory

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This woman has a memory of three minutes, yet she seems quite happy and says "I feel quite lucky now, can't complain". 

How much of our suffering and discontent is due to our memory and the past that we carry with us?

 

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"Only that which can change can continue."

-James P. Carse

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Interesting

A little scary to watch 

This can give some good insights

At least she knows She is a human being sitting on Planet earth

 

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I'd welcome that problem anyday, as long as I can retain the I AM memory. Shit, we're doing the opposite now. Remembering all the baggage and forgetting the I AM. Consciousness is brilliant. Beyond that. It's shows up in all shapes and forms. It has no memory. It just is. It maintained a little bit just not to totally confuse itself in this case. The opposite is here also where people don't forget anything. They can remember exact dates and times of something that happened like 10yrs prior. Infinity has no boundaries. No limits. 

 


 

 

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So why doesn't she get confused every 3 minutes? Like what am I doing here, or what should I be doing. It seems her amnesia is somewhat specific.


"Say to the sheep in your secrecy when you intend to slaughter it, Today you are slaughtered and tomorrow I am.
Both of us will be consumed.

My blood and your blood, my suffering and yours is the essence that nourishes the tree of existence.'"

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2 minutes ago, LSD-Rumi said:

So why doesn't she get confused every 3 minutes? Like what am I doing here, or what should I be doing. It seems her amnesia is somewhat specific.

Ever put a pot on the stove and forgot it was there, ever forget where you just put your keys, you still remember you're in the house but you forgot what you did in the house. She's forgetting the contents of the experience not the experience itself. If that makes any sense.

 

 

 


 

 

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