I don't believe mind and body are so separate. As westerners, we view our brain as the CPU and the body as a mindless robot, constantly awaiting our every instr

I don't believe mind and body are so separate. As westerners, we view our brain as the CPU and the body as a mindless robot, constantly awaiting our every instruction. There are cases though where a person receiving an organ transplant would start having dreams of the person she got it from without prior information: http://theophanes.hubpages.com/hub/Cellular-Memories-in-Organ-Transplant-Recipients http://theophanes.hubpages.com/hub/Cellular-Memories-in-Orga... Our bodies store memory just like our brain, and our bodies are just as intelligent. Intuition, for instance, comes from your body and it can be one of the most insightful senses. It's something that most of us don't "believe" in because we are so disconnected from it, but with enough training (tai chi, yoga, etc) it's possible to integrate the body's thoughts into your daily life, or rather quiet the constant noise in your head and move your awareness down into your body, which gives you the best of both worlds, IMO.