Healing Radiance

21/07/2025

What is soul-level healing and how can we bring higher levels of awareness into everyday life?

Inga Kastrone is the host of the All About Soul podcast. Which I was a guest on a few weeks ago! Check it out HERE: https://open.spotify.com/episode/2vu73jam...

07/07/2025

🧠 Memory that is nowhere to be found

There is no special “memory cell” in your brain .

There is no compartment where your birthday is stored.

There is no section with the smell of the house where you grew up.

But you remember it all.

🔬 What we know:
• Memory is not a place, but a process
• The brain does not store memory. Rather, it reassembles memories every time you recall it
• Sound, smell, feeling, picture — everything is stored in different areas that are activated synchronously
• When we “remember” — we reconstruct. Each time — a little differently

🧠 Impossible accuracy:
• You cannot accurately remember the face of the person you loved
• But you can instantly feel that “something is wrong” if the image is slightly distorted
• This does not mean that the memory is imperfect — on the contrary. It means that memory is a living, changing, breathing being. Just like you.

🌀 curious facts:
• We do not distinguish between real experience and vivid memories
• In a dream, we experience something that did not happen - and the brain reacts as if it were real
• Some psychologists believe that memory is a form of imagination

📘 Research:
Research shows that the more often you recall an event, the more it changes.
We replace details, add emotions, erase what gets in the way.
Every time you remember, you rewrite your past a little.

💡 But what if memory is not an archive, but a story that you are writing right now?
Maybe what you call memory is not a recall,
but the creation of a new imprint in yourself?

03/07/2025

🧬 Can we inherit fears and desires?
You're afraid of water even though you don't know how to swim. You are drawn to places you never visited. And from time to time there is a strange feeling that a part of your life is not quite yours.

🧠 What we know:
Modern science increasingly talks about epigenetic memory - when events experienced by ancestors can affect the their descendants on a genetic level.

Meaning:
- hunger, fear, violence can be imprinted at the level of DNA,
- this memory does not transmit events, but rather inclinations: anxiety, dreams, life choices (something I talk a lot about in my Akashic Record readings).

🔬 Research:
• In 2014, an experiment was conducted at Emory University (USA): mice were trained to fear the smell of cherries, associating it with an electric shock. A generation later, the descendants of these mice - who had never smelled cherries - showed fear of this smell.
• Similar experiments were repeated with other stimuli, and the result was the same - anxiety was transmitted across generations.

📘 Interesting fact:
In Germany, many descendants of Holocaust survivors experienced chronic anxiety and nightmares. Their dreams reflected real events in the camps, even though no one told them stories from those times.

🔹 This is called transgenerational transmission of experience.

💭 But what if we go deeper?
Philosophers and psychologists talk about the collective unconscious — an archive of human memory living inside each one of us.
Carl Jung believed that archetypes speak in our dreams — not through words, but through feelings and images.

- our soul does not choose a family by chance;
- our fears, dreams and impulses do not belong just to ourselves, but also to those who came before us.

💡 What was passed on to you?

Perhaps what you are afraid of now — once saved someone's life.
And your goals and dreams are a fragment of your ancestors' unfinished destiny...

💬 What do you think?

30/06/2025

🧪 Does Space have Memory?
Why do snowflakes always form in a similar pattern? How does a frog embryo "know" which shape to take before its organs develop? Why do we sometimes feel like we've been there before, deja vu, when we are in an unfamiliar place?

Scientists have long known that living organisms develop with amazing precision, as if following an invisible blueprint. But how and why? Geneticists explain this with DNA — but even an identical genome can produce different forms under different conditions.

This question gave rise to the morphic field theory — the idea that there is a memory in nature. This memory lives not in molecules, but in the space itself.

🔬 What is the Morphic Field Theory?

Biologist Rupert Sheldrake suggested in the 1980s, that forms (morphs) are transmitted not only through genes, but also through a field. A field of information. He called it morphic resonance.

According to this theory:
• Each biological process leaves a "trace" in space — an information imprint;
• New organisms, repeating the form of the previous ones, seem to "attune" their development to this signal;
• The more often a certain form is found in nature — the stronger its "resonance";

📚 What opponents say:
• The theory is difficult to validate through experiments
• It does not fit into the acceptable scientific model
• However, it does explain things like water memory, collective behavior, or growth without a clear organ structure

📜 Cultural echoes:
• Vedic and Taoist philosophy speaks of "spacial information";
• Many traditional cultures believed that the form and location of a building "remember" the intention of the builders;
• Siberian shamans used to say: "The field contains the grass that grows on it, and the steps that walk it"

💡 What if everything around us really DOES store memories of the past? Memories written not in words, but in PATTERNS, WAVES and GEOMETRIES? Maybe memory is not merely a function of the brain, but also a quality of life itself?

29/06/2025

"On the path of spiritual awakening, you will experience loneliness. All superficial relationships which are not rooted in reality, which were built on lack, emptiness, consumerism and egotism, will start disintegrating. And this new, unexpected, abysmal emptiness will terrify you at first. Gradually, however, it will fill up with everything that is alive and real within you..."

A spiritual awakening changes your life in many profound ways. You will experience loneliness. All superficial relationships which are not rooted in reality, will start disintegrating.

29/06/2025

One of the most famous money stories of confrontation between the linear yang ways and the quantum feminine ways, is the story of Magdalene, Judas, and the alabaster jar...

What Mary Magdalene Taught Me About Wealth

29/06/2025

Like a priestess of the ancient rites of Isis and Osiris, Magdalene uncovers her hair — a scandalous act, a sign of questionable morals, but also an age-old grief ritual — then opens her $17,000 jar and pours it out at the feet of her teacher… Read full essay on: https://ingakastrone.substack.com/p/luxury-abundance-and-the-sacred-feminine