A Quest to Recover Buddha's True Teachings
…have studied more people with that ability. Scientists have coined the term Highly-Superior Autobiographical Memories (HSAM, pronounced H-SAM) to describe their abilities. The following video illustrates how astounding their memories…
…from the HSAM subjects. It appears that those individuals with HSAM have some of the capabilities of those who have developed abhiññā powers. Since those with HSAM have been reported…
…HSAM. Note that this is not an ability of memorization. As we see below, some of them CANNOT memorize a poem, for example. They can recall whatever they saw, heard,…
…clear. P.S. Of course, those of us who do not have HSAM do not fully experience past memories. But those people with HSAM do, as I discussed in #8. P.P.S….
…of that will stay forever. This may sound astonishing, but that can be shown to be correct. How else would those people with HSAM be able to recall their memories…
…recall (HSAM). That supports the idea of all memories (namagotta) remain intact in vinnana dhatu. See “Recent Evidence for Unbroken Memory Records (HSAM)” 4. Therefore, this “misinformation effect” of not…
…I mentioned above. Imagine a “virtual TV” that constantly “ON”! – That video and that particular phenomenon (HSAM) is discussed in the post: “Recent Evidence for Unbroken Memory Records (HSAM)“…
…the posts “Difference between a Wish and a Determination (Pāramitā)” and, mainly, “Recent Evidence for Unbroken Memory Records (HSAM)” first. 2. It is impossible to “store” records of ALL our…
…people remember more things than others; see “Recent Evidence for Unbroken Memory Records (HSAM).” But we also make plans for the future. And those heaps about the future are also…
…Some people can go through past experiences in vivid detail (even with color). We have discussed a similar and related phenomenon of HSAM: “Recent Evidence for Unbroken Memory Records (HSAM).”…