From the back cover: What if memory does not end with the brain, and identity is more than what we live in a single lifetime? This book takes readers on a journey beyond Darwin’s Theory of Evolution to explore the hidden structures that allow knowledge, skills, and memories to reappear in unexpected ways. From children who recall lives they never lived, to individuals who gain extraordinary abilities after trauma, these mysteries point to something deeper at work. The Theory of Continuity, developed from the Atomic Structure in Linguistics, offers a new way of seeing how meaning endures, reactivates, and connects us across time. Written for curious minds, this book invites readers to reconsider what it means to exist, to remember, and to remain human.