Food for the Moon: The Morphic Resonance of Gurdjieff's Teachings

Merging Minds and Cosmos: Gurdjieff, Morphic Fields, and Quantum Mechanics
Embark on an enlightening journey with us as we delve into the intricate ideas of George Gurdjieff, the enigmatic teachings of morphic resonance by Rupert Sheldrake, and the fascinating realm of quantum mechanics. This video unveils how these diverse concepts interlace, offering deep insights into human consciousness, cosmic order, and the interconnectedness of all existence.
George Gurdjieff's profound cosmological framework introduces us to the notion of humanity's purpose within a vast, energetic cosmos, suggesting our lives contribute to a greater cosmic evolution. We explore Gurdjieff's concept of 'food for the moon,' an allegory illustrating our potential to transcend mechanical existence and contribute to the universe's dynamism.
Rupert Sheldrake's theory of morphic resonance proposes that natural systems inherit a collective memory from all previous things of their kind, shedding light on phenomena that challenge traditional scientific explanations. By examining morphic fields, we gain insights into the patterns that govern behaviors across all levels of life.
Quantum mechanics further complements these ideas, with principles like entanglement and non-locality hinting at an underlying oneness in the universe. This scientific discipline echoes the mystical, suggesting that at a fundamental level, everything is interconnected.
Through the lens of Gurdjieff's teachings, morphic resonance, and quantum mechanics, we explore the Akashic field concept-a cosmic memory field that could explain the fine-tuning of the universe and the informed evolution of life.
Join us in this captivating exploration that bridges the gap between ancient wisdom and modern science, revealing a unified vision of the cosmos where psychology, spirituality, and physics converge. Discover the transformative potential of integrating Gurdjieff's insights with contemporary scientific thought, and contemplate our role in the grand tapestry of existence.

[@Formscapes]

Great topic. I've been meaning to start incorporating Gurdjeff into my own work as well.
Advice though; your videos would be much more listenable if they were more thoroughly scripted or at least if the dialogue was more thoroughly rehearsed, if word for word recitation isnt your cup of tea. It really throws off the flow when you are noticeably formulating your phrasing while speaking or searching for words.
Pertaining to the content of the video itself; I wouldn't say that the Akasha is a separate type of field from morphic fields. The akashic field is more like the "morphic suprafield" which is comprised of all morphic fields; the "implicate order" as Bohm would say.
I also wouldn't have brought up Alzheimer's without bringing up terminal lucidity. The Phenomenon of Alzheimer's itself doesn't pose much of a mystery that materialistic memory theories can't seemingly solve; i.e., as the physical brain degenerates, memories stored within the brain are lost. The mystery is that people with Alzheimer's can come to reclaim their memories in the final moments of their life. If the memories simply broke down with the decay of the brain, then how do they manage to resurface in this way? It's **that** which the materialistic theory can't contend with, but which morphic resonance can.
Also "Boehme" is pronounced "boor-muh", not "bow-mee".

[@ScriabinOTBeach]

I look forward to seeing you bring Gurdjief into you videos. The Work is so fascinating, and I have no doubt you'll do the information justice. It's become a pretty important part of my worldview and my work with music, I'll be excited to see more content on it

[@J.B.V-e6t]

You are brilliant..

[@JamesWaltner]

I love the content but not the same dreary song on repeat. no music would be much better. your voice is nice though. I always get upset when I find good content but can't get through it because of the voice.

[@Eduard5893]

I won't comment on the intrinsic quality of it, but the background music is too loud, and it's distracting (and rather disturbing the whole presentation of ideas). Maybe it would be a good thing to tone it down a bit.

[@stitrek5774]

Great video and presentation of the information, I agree about background music, it needs to be lower in the background so that focus is more on the voice and visual presentation.

[@FourthWayRanch]

Division of attention is an important skill to learn if you want to remember yourself. I like to count by 2s and 3s to 100 and back

[@lennybogart]

This is true, but it is easier and more economical to only have to listen to the video once or twice rather than multiple times when you’re acquainting yourself with the system.
I think the music is distracting too.
Perhaps when it becomes too much, stop the video and remember yourself for a moment.

[@Dalimanija]

Thank you, brilliant 💎

[@msmontana1961]

You mean God
Only Mans Consciousness can Evolve, nothing else can evolve in Man...Gurdjieff

[@WarClonk]

Hi, you have compiled an interesting video. I want to offer some constructive criticism:
1. Lower the volume of the background music by quite a bit. It is way too loud and makes it hard to listen to you.
2. I would not choose a music that has such an "exciting atmosphere". Maybe something more soothing and slower would fit better.

[@megmillcar]

Yep, this is good stuff right here. I closed my eyes on the second listen, to soak it all up

[@melvincalp3418]

*stairs*

[@fabiohuther1526]

Thank you. I guess, the right person for morphogenetic fields would be Mr. Gurvitch. Sheldrake knows it from him. 🙏🏼

[@samirmutaschar5926]

Your work is excellent, congratulations and thank you ❤

[@sactownsluckylady]

Bravo 🙌🏼

[@savannahshepherd2283]

Its been a while since ive actually learned something that was exciting tysvm 😊

[@Wesley30303]

awesome

[@diablotarot]

😀

[@gboii]

banger

[@msmontana1961]

Joel Goldsmith, on how to Pray
Must go back to Sumerians in order to understand, dr. Scott McQuate

[@TroubledMinds]

Great work!

[@northernlight7161]

morphic resonance posting? oh this is gonna be a good one

[@northernlight7161]

wow what an excellent video, completely blew away my expectations, which were high to begin with. well done.

[@Formscapes]

Small world itnit?

[@northernlight7161]

@@Formscapes It's lonely at the leading edge of the distribution curve

[@tylerjamesbennett3401]

wow

[@itsonlyapapermoon61]

Walter russell The secret of light

[@goldangel8978]

Great movie.

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[@sleeplessi93681]

14:35 Thoth not Hermes is Egyptian,Hermes is greek ❤

[@millennialbuddhism2619]

I get what youre saying, but theyre mostly interchangeable and are used interchangeably in hermetics and the modern western esoteric tradition pretty often.

[@FourthWayRanch]

What keeps the moons of other planets in orbit if they have no deranged three brained beings for food?

[@KevinMannix-sf5zk]

Your first thought is its only literal ?
The man is constantly highlighting that there are words and nonsense that need to be interpreted correctly to understand his teachings
just like all the religious texts
"its easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than it is for a rich man to walk through the gates of heaven"
That's most of the lesson , to ignore the words of others and use your own sense of discrimination to understand these texts
And its objective , meaning people can comprehend thousands of years apart , the exact same knowledge