DEJA VU EXPLAINED

[摘要] Everyone must, at some time, have experienced that extraordinary sensation which has been held to constitute subjective evidence of a previous existence—the feeling that a particular locality has been visited, a scene witnessed, a sound heard, or an act performed, before; when, as a matter of fact, there could not possibly have been a previous experience in the life of the individual to account for the sense of repitition. In explanation of this sensation I submit that "passive ideation", or the reception of mental impressions, which are fixed as images in the mind, proceeds in utero, and that the original idea . . . is, in fact, a maternal idea reflected in upon the foetal brain, and there fixed.. . . How is the maternal impression or idea passed on to the foetal mindorgan? I suggest, through the blood.

[学科分类] 儿科学