The second paper in the Soulite series asks what could carry the Soulite between hosts, and whether anything of the individual travels with it. It finds a documented counterpart for each link in the proposed chain: the germline as a passenger that cycles through bodies; imprints of experience that cross generations through RNA, DNA methylation and virus-derived particles; intimate fluids and the mother's body that signal to the embryo; and early care that writes into the forming brain. Jewish and Egyptian soul traditions are read as early maps of the same pathway, and evidence on the sun, the geomagnetic field and animal perception is reviewed. No study has shown a self being carried, so the paper advances the Soulite as a living imprint passed between bodies through intimacy and care, keeps the stronger entity reading as an open question, and proposes five tests.
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