Memory, just like the cultivation of one's spiritual nature, the meridians discussed in medicine, and the three channels and seven chakras mentioned in the Great Snow Mountain, are all incredibly arcane existences. To comprehend them with modern anatomical techniques is like trying to fish for the moon from a tree.
Memory is not permanent; humans cannot even locate where it exists.
You can't pinpoint the location of memory because most memories are formed by temporary reorganization of neurons.
Since it's a temporary reorganization, even during the life span of the human body, memories are unstable. That's why the testimonies of different people regarding the same event can vary greatly.
It's not that the witnesses are intentionally lying; rather, many subjective factors and the body's objectivity influence the formation of judgment, which further affects the memory images in their minds.
