Interesting concept of the heart being the seat of memory, instead of the brain. The author, a psychoneuroimmunologist, is at pains to ensure the book is not a "new age" book but a scientific investigation of the heart's code, a subtle energy unlimited by space and time. There's some fascinating anecdotes about heart transplant patients' experiences of heart memory and lots of fascinating reading. My only complaint is that there seemed to be a lot of repetition of ideas.
Friday, October 28, 2005
The Heart's Code - Paul Pearsall
Interesting concept of the heart being the seat of memory, instead of the brain. The author, a psychoneuroimmunologist, is at pains to ensure the book is not a "new age" book but a scientific investigation of the heart's code, a subtle energy unlimited by space and time. There's some fascinating anecdotes about heart transplant patients' experiences of heart memory and lots of fascinating reading. My only complaint is that there seemed to be a lot of repetition of ideas.
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