What is the relationship, if any, between cellular memory and reincarnation?

According to Bruce Lipton, cell biologist, he does not believe that cells retain enough knowledge or memory of past incarnations within the nucleus, and there is not enough material for them to hold a lot of memory as the nucleus is relatively limited. In fact, cells can live and function for a few months after being enucleated. In his book the Biology of Belief, he explains that the answer lies with the cell membrane itself (which he lovingly dubs the mem-BRAIN).

On the cell membrane there are peptides called HLA (Human Leukocyte Antigen). These are unique to the individual, and act as ‘antennae’ that pick up bioelectrical signals from the external environment, like a download.

Dr. Bruce Lipton describes it as being like a TV picking up a TV broadcast. When the TV breaks, the broadcast is still there until there is another TV to pick it up.

He explains that the body is like the TV picking up the broadcast of your energetic soul, and that soul has of course lived in other bodies like broadcasts were played on other TVs.

The best way to see this in action is organ donation.

HLA antigens play a big role in the possible acceptance or rejection of organs as well. There are many documented cases of organ recipients noticing themselves taking on different characteristics after the surgery, like craving certain food or music they would not otherwise like, taking up hobbies that they would previously not be interested in, etc. It could possibly be they are ‘downloading’ the spirit of the previous owner of the organ with those HLA ‘antennae’ on the cell membranes.

Cells create their own bioelectricity, and therefore need to communicate, hence these HLA peptides behaving as antennae. Nature makes no waste - so there is a tie-in with reincarnation and cells, as a download. Reincarnation and cellular memory are probably not as tied is as it would be an energetic download from the external environment.

There is scientific basis for reincarnation, which they really should study more, as there is so much more to discover.