This is memory — unfinished memory.
Not the kind stored in story, but the kind stored in sensation, emotion, and neural reflex. Trauma is not the past remembered; it is the past relived.
Psilocybin does not erase these memories. Instead, it offers something far more precise and profound: the possibility of memory reconsolidation — the process by which traumatic memories can finally be updated, completed, and laid to rest.
