Is it possible for an eye transplant patient to dream and see memories from the !
Question: Like in the movie "The Eye" with Jessica Alba? I know the supernatural things she was seeing probably couldn't happen but I'm not going to knock the idea just because I haven't seen spirits. I've felt them though...my grandfather died in may of last year and just the other night when I walked into his old room to go to the bathroom, [since you have to walk through his room to get to it] I felt terrified, I didn't see anything but I felt so scared and I feel nervous almost everytime I walk in there...
Answers: Like in the movie "The Eye" with Jessica Alba? I know the supernatural things she was seeing probably couldn't happen but I'm not going to knock the idea just because I haven't seen spirits. I've felt them though...my grandfather died in may of last year and just the other night when I walked into his old room to go to the bathroom, [since you have to walk through his room to get to it] I felt terrified, I didn't see anything but I felt so scared and I feel nervous almost everytime I walk in there...
Memory is stored in the brain dear, not other organs and definitely not in the cornea of the eye. It's just a movie thing, something to creep you out. The feeling you have is all in your imagination, and even if the spirit of your grandfather was hanging around what would there be to fear? I presume you loved your grandfather and that he loved you, and he wouldn't likely do something he knew would scare the bejeezus out of you. So why would you need to be scared? You are just letting your imagination get away from you here. Grandpa moved on to a better place, there is nothing hanging out in his old room. And memories are still stored only in the brain.
It is not possible. The movie "the eye" is a remake from a Hong Kong film "Jian Gui". See the original.
The feeling you get when walking through your grandfathers rooms is anxiety created in your own mind.