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Do you think that inanimate objects (as in bricks) hold the energy of past events?

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Do you think that inanimate objects (as in bricks) hold the energy of past events?

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This is an interesting question. Let’s get the easy question out of the way. Can you relive the past from touching a castle wall? No. Maybe if you knew the history of a certain place one may be able to add to that history by touching a wall or dipping your hand in a nearby stream or feeling the ground or floor beneath you. All of these are physical attributes of a certain area which can add a feel for the history. Either you will add more understanding of the setting you’re in or maybe you would find that many the suroundings were changed by a war, battle, natural occurence, agriculture, or however the land was used. However, to touch a wall and explicitly re-live a battle is science-fiction. The other two questions seem to me to be related more. Scientifically speaking energy is a form of matter and matter is a form of energy. In other words, they change back and forth, matter to energy and vice-versa. Recalling from basic chemistry and physics, matter is everything including energy.

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