"If genetic memory or racial memory persists, is it possible that individual memory also exists from previous lives?"

This quote by Taylor Caldwell recommends that memories can be given through generations, either genetically or through shared experiences. She is asking if it is possible that specific memories can also be given from previous lives. This could indicate that memories from previous lives can be carried over into the present life, either through genes or through a collective racial memory. This might explain why some people have a strong sense of familiarity or why some people have a strong connection to particular places or cultures. It could also describe why some individuals have a strong sense of intuition or why some people have a strong sense of empathy. Eventually, this quote suggests that memories can be given through generations, which private memories may likewise exist from previous lives.