Not to be overly argumentative, but my theory is independent of reincarnation for this reason alone: it deals with dna specifically. It leans more
heavily on quantum mechanics than it does on reincarnation. Dissecting the word "reincarnation," its clear to see that an individual "comes back,"
as something else, in that definition. My theory states that the consciousness is simply reconnecting with its already existent counterpart (the
child)
Even as a zen buddhist practitioner, I do not subscribe to the common belief and understanding of reincarnation. My theory suggests rather, that: the
actual dna of the parent lives on in the child, and therefore, the dna seeking consciousness, displaced by its failing vessel, would in turn, be
distributed amongst any remaining living dna.
I could go one step further, and suppose that should a lineage be confidant in its promulgation, then the original source could be (in a sense)
Immortal.



) we can infer that there are different levels of
energy, be that described as mathematical dimensions or.. whatever. But like layers of water with oil and whatever going down in layers-what impacts
the top works its way down. A lake for example looks calm on the surface but wind acting on it can and does cause underwater storms where mud swirls
non stop. Those impacts remain after the cause expends itself. The lake bed is forever changed.

