Living with a 15-minute memory
Christine Hyung-Oak Lee had a stroke at the unusually young age of 33. It happened whilst she was on holiday in California, with her then husband, Adam. On the morning of New Year's Eve 2006 she woke up with a bad headache, but thought nothing of it, until she was rushed to hospital. After her stroke Christine began taking notes of her experiences because her memory had started to wipe itself every fifteen minutes.
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It happens after each life is over. One is left with nothing in terms of memory information and reference, when one takes an embryo. A yogi can use a condition like that to ponder as to what the core-self really is when it is shorn of its adjuncts and their physical props like the brain.
Ramana (Raa-muh-nuh) Maharshi was the person who stressed that the core-self was a neutral reality with nothing but a floating identity which has no coloration or tendency, when the self is shorn of the adjuncts. He spend his life anchored in that state of neutrality.
