Can transplanted organs also transplant the donor¹s personality?
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Announcing THE ICONS OF THE FIELD conference
A ONCE-IN-A LIFETIME OPPORTUNITY TO SEE AND HEAR THE WORLD'S GREATEST PIONEERS OF THE ZERO POINT FIELD
Leading US scientist to reveal latest research at landmark London conference
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The American scientist, whose research shows that recipients of heart transplants may develop many of the personality traits of the organ donor, will be speaking at the landmark ŒIcons Of The Field¹ conference in London on March 18th & 19th.
Gary Schwartz, professor of Psychology at the University of Arizona, who first carried out a series of studies called the After Life Experiments - which validated the idea that consciousness lives on after we die - will present fascinating new research into Œtransplant memory¹ which suggests that some people who have received organ transplants seem to undergo major personality transformations, and even develop new abilities which the donor possessed.
Professor Schwartz has detailed over 70 cases which demonstrate this phenomenon.
In one such case, a young dancer received a heart-and-lung transplant. Before the operation, she had been very health-conscious; yet, the very first thing she did on leaving the hospital was to head for a Kentucky Fried Chicken outlet, and wolf down an order of chicken nuggets‹something she would never have done before. Her personality changed, too: she became aggressive and impetuous whereas, before, she had been calm and conservative.
She decided to investigate and, after much battling against the medical bureaucracy, she discovered that her heartlung donor was an 18-year-old man who had died in a motorcycle accident. He had been an aggressive and impetuous lad who had a passion for Kentucky Fried Chicken‹in fact, uneaten KFC nuggets had been found in his motorcycle jacket on the very day of his death.
Another notable case is that of an eight-year-old girl who had received the heart of a 10-year-old girl who had been brutally murdered. After the transplant, the recipient began to experience horrifying nightmares. Her dreams were consistently about being murdered, and they were so traumatic that a psychiatrist was called in to help. What he heard convinced him that the girl was describing the actual circumstances of her donor¹s murder. When the details were given to the police, these proved to be so accurate that the killer was easily identified and apprehended.1
Professor Schwartz will be joined at the conference by celebrated US neuroscientist Karl Pribram; former professor emeritus of physics at Stanford University, William Tiller; the internationally renowned physicist, Hal Puthoff; and Konstantin Korotkov, professor of physics at St Petersburg University in Russia.
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1 Further case studies available on request.
Interviews can be arranged with the speakers by calling Andrew Miller on 0208 971 1651
Icons of The Field Conference, Saturday & Sunday March 18th & 19th, Friends Meeting House, Euston Road, London
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posted by Chris Gupta on Tuesday January 10 2006
updated on Monday March 27 2006URL of this article:
http://www.newmediaexplorer.org/chris/2006/01/10/can_transplanted_organs_also_transplant_the_donors_personality.htm
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