Where is Memory Stored? MBT Databases Theory

[@MasoudJohnAzizi]

Tom and Donna are getting fitter and healthier with each talk... :)

[@GordiansKnotHere]

Each of these little talks are little meditations for me. The info feels very right to me. I get so much out of them and I'm getting them at the right time in my life right now. Thanks very much.

[@boqueroningles4722]

Great question .. thanks for the answer Tom

[@anonymous333]

That the brain doesn't create Consciousness, and it's actually the other way around, is one of those ideas people without subjective experience tend to resist. You could challenge them to consider where their thoughts come from. Or ask if they know what they're going to say or think next. Usually they stop for a moment and recognize there's something more fundamental within them. The beginning of a basic meditation.

[@Sainbury]

The brain is virtual like everything else in this reality. Data representing the brain only comes into this reality if the brain is bein measured in some way.

[@anonymous333]

@@Sainbury Yes, generated from a random draw of a probability distribution of all the possibilities the very moment a measurement is taken and made available for observation.

[@anonymous333]

@myspeechles I can tell the difference because I have subjective experience with my own Consciousness. With glimpses of self-referral Consciousness, some things become self-evident. Can I convince you that the proof is in the pudding? No. I will not convince others of my own Truth. The best I hope to do is catalyze others to look within and find their own Truth. The moment you catch a glimpse of your own Truth, your life will change, and your need to lecture others will begin to diminish. Accepting and being open to other people's viewpoints becomes easier. As well as the need to put your self and your view point above other's. I actually respect classical sources of knowledge such as the scientific method, so please do not make the mistake of believing that just because you have an education that you are somehow superior and know anything about Consciousness. The only way to know Consciousness is to be it. Good luck. Peace.

[@ikhan8976]

Thank you ❤

[@patrickpham7973]

Memory or future probabilities are stored in the Akashic Field.

[@xDevoneyx]

First: Thanks for the thought provoking video material. What difference does it make that consciousness remembers instead of a (seemingly) physical brain? To me it sounds the same as: The high end graphics card (e.g. RTX 4090) in your computer does not compute anything, electricity does all that. But when there is no high end graphics card, but a lowend graphics card (Geforce 980m e.g.), the experience of the framerate and quality of the graphics aint the same. Though electricity flows through some GPU in both situations. Isn't it the same with a brain? If that brain is damaged then memory retrieval can be more difficult or gone altogheter. So whether it is conscisouness, or the brain, the end result, the experience, is the same. No? So what difference does it make? Belief or no belief, the experience of an absent memory is still the same. Or what point am I missing? Wouldn't it only matter if you can relinquish this entire reality, the space time reality of this damaged brain (to continue with that example), and be able to experience an alternative in another reality? If there is no such overarching experience, then whether it comes from a physical brain or from consciousness is also just still a belief for how I see it. So if there is no overarching experience, 'thinking' that consciousness retrieves memories is just a replacement belief.

[@Sainbury]

You are experiencing this seemingly physical reality as a data stream. You play a character in the 'physical reality' but you are not a physical character in the PMR. The FWAU gets data from The Big Computer via the RWW, (Reality Wide Web.) The VR data can be received, rejected, interpreted, changed, created, and sent. There is no physical body. There is no physical brain. It is all data in a data stream.

[@Hermetic7]

I would say that the point you are missing is that if it’s all in the brain, then when the body dies, it is simply all entirely gone with no possibility of ever being accessed again. In other words, all experience is lost. However, we know that nothing is ever lost….which is a good thing as your history doing whatever you have done in the Universe is always accessible. How would people have pre-birth memories, or past life memories, or how would legitimate mediums get information about deceased people they could not know? NDErs whose brains have died because their heart stopped could not have had a life review with the excruciating detail some describe since information cannot come from a dead brain. The other point I would make is that it is critical to remember that everything Tom teaches is based on a model. He has said this many, many times. In the same way that a map is not the territory, a model is not the thing itself. It is simply a framework so that the human mind can grasp an understanding of what is being discussed. There is no need to believe anything. As Tom says over and over, all beliefs block further insight. Take his teachings as a model to permit some understanding…but realize that no one has any idea how what is going on is actually happening. And I would venture to guess that the human brain does not have the capacity to do so as it is very primitive in the scheme of things. So, you don’t have to believe it as some kind of truth, you just need to view it as a model for understanding at a high level what the Universe is doing and how things happen. Without a model, there is no framework for conceptual understanding.

[@xDevoneyx]

@@Hermetic7 Thanks, a helpful reply.

[@infinitygame18]

Your whole body is a memory bank of your brain and conciousness, memory saving is directional and aware centric, if you understand the sensation and its happening in reality, its a process of unfolding and creation of memory,and a copy is send to your mind and brain to shuffle and to extract some more stuff out of it, its very scientific kind of stuff gappening on auti mode but you can control it by understanding the meditation techniques whuch can influence it in reality with some practices, keep practicing some thing beyond your intelectual understanding in reality

[@Sainbury]

Your brain and body are virtual in this reality. There is no physical reality. The brain is only represented by data when it is necessary like getting an MRI.

[@majoy-osterlundfreeman5425]

Memory is in our etheric body 😉

[@Haveuseenmyjetpack]

See Matter and Memory by Henri Bergson

[@arthurrobey4945]

Professionals putting on airs and graces is what is crippling AI. It keeps trying to divert my conversations back into the Overton window.

[@colin1235421]

Why do anesthetics work though?

[@Haveuseenmyjetpack]

Wait….the answer is “consciousness does that”?

[@Kidd23Kidds]

You did not answer the question Tom, respectfully.

[@Sainbury]

Just my opinion - your memory is a part genetics and part the constraint of your brain according the the ruleset of the PMR. If your brain is effected by Alzheimer's then your memory will be affected. Some people are born with identic memory, and some people have a poor memory from the get-go. And to some degree you can train and improve your memory. All memories are stored in the Actualized Past Database. How well you can pull memories out are subject to the above.

[@naomidoner9803]

He didn't answer it to your liking but he did answer it... Many times Mr Campbell has said in free to the public videos "the larger consciousness system stores the free will awareness unit's memories while the essence/quality is retained in the individuated unit of consciousness... Simply for analogy purposes you could think of the LCS as God, the IUOC as the higher soul and the FWAU as "the you in lived experience"

[@carolinelucesco7843]

Thank you ❤😊