New #6 (Body has its own consciousness)

Memory is not confined to the mind; it lingers in the body, inscribed in gestures, postures, and even silences. The body remembers what the intellect forgets — a trembling hand, an instinctive recoil, a tenderness carried without words. This embodied memory reaches beyond the individual, whispering of an older inheritance: traces of ancestral experiences woven into our very cells. What we call “genetic memory” is perhaps not a science alone, but a poetic reminder that we are never only ourselves — we are the living archive of those who came before.