Morphic Resonance: An Introduction
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- Morphic Resonance: An Introduction
In his hypothesis of formative causation, British biologist Rupert Sheldrake has theorized that the forms of self-organizing systems are shaped and governed by invisible fields of morphic resonance.
According to his theory, these fields are built up over time to contain the collective memory of like substances and organisms, influencing their structural formation and patterns of activity through resonance.
Geese, for example, would share a collective informational field, accrued over the entire period of their existence, which organizes and informs their growth and behavior.
A human example of such fields would be Swiss psychologist Carl Jung’s collective unconscious.
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This is what ancient yogis called Akashic Records.
Probably... Interesting to note that the original Greek word for carbon is 'Andrakas' Something like a combination of 'andra' (man) and 'akash' which probably originally means 'story' or 'record.'
Really? That's fasinating. So that's what it is the record of everything that every was, is, or will be? It's the instructions of where everything goes it is arranged? (Maybe we are in a computer program)?? I'm kidding but it's fascinating to me!
yes, it's better explained in easy to follow free pdf
www.yogebooks.com/english/atkinson/1904-09fourteenlessons.pdf
Edgar Cayce claimed he could access the Akashic records and he has over 10,000 documented cases in his library in VA Beach. He helped them with various health issues by going into a trance and then dictating to his secretary what was wrong with the patient. He only wanted to know their name and location.
the sanskit word 'akasha' was intoduced into theosophy in1831-1891 by blavatsky (satanist) - the akashic records were surppossidly accessed by edgar cayce who wrote the 'book of life'
Great video. Morphic resonance is a fascinating hypothesis.
Yes but it's of course not anything "outside" of basic natural mechanics (relative dynamics). The video voice here seems to think that particle science defines mechanical as a car mechanic :) I think he needs to double check scholarly sources before he makes funny claims ...
Thank you for condensing this into a very clearly narrated 13min vid.
I can't stand almost 2hour videos like on biologist Sheldrake's channel (which I tried by fell asleep).
Buddhism has a very similar concept of "memory in nature".
Hinduism/theosophy call this "akashic records" and it was believed that these records were transmitted vibrationally, not unlike in the morphic resonance hypothesis.
This is amazing and it makes so much sense for each and every topic analyzed and more.
Well in a sense, given that "formative causation" and the knowledge of resonance is based on early Einsteinian relativity physics (SR)/charge and plasma science (and thereby classical particle mechanics). Although what he does is turning it upside down by mixing up this with monotheistic religion (which was always only empire-style politics, always dogmatically trying to divert or put obstacles to science). At the end of the day he is just another postmodernist. Among the abstracted mathematics thugs
Quite a powerful documentation! Love this style of video.
He is basically talking about the Akashic Records. Information engraves itself into the fabric of Reality making it available in everypoint of reality and making it last forever. This happens because Reality is itself a conscious system (Universal Mind).
If you have any questions feel free to ask.
amazing video eric!
This morphic field is basically emerge from the intrinsic nature of space- time which is by replication of singularity (premordial element) in the formation of the universe.
Awesome stuff.
4:03 is a horrible conclusion. It could have been that the rhyme was so popular because it was enjoyable and thus much easier to memorize 🐒
Yea, a number of these are weak examples;
eg. the multiple inventors example. Personally, I think that gets explained by cultural zeitgeist quite well.. aka our tech & cultural landscape is too far from [X], but at some point, the gap/ space between not-making and making certain discoveries/ implementations; and some of the larger-scope minds are able to then bridge that gap.
if I, a normal person, would do this experiment putting enjoyable, easily memorable and easy to eyes characters together, then I would assume these people already covered the topic. Not to mention the Hebrew Bible example one.
but yeah, the experiments with the generations of animals just sounds like survival of the fittest evolution theory, information stored in their dna to migrate to certain path their ancestors took.
Morphic Resonance
yah... as I suspected ... intuitively getting in touch with our parallel universe versions of our selves ... whom are a few 't' in front of us in the passage of 't' while others are a few 't' behind ...
-tibor
With the study involving the ryhmn...wouldn't the one that was well-known also be well-composed, so the children would learn it easier? The assumption seems a little under-explored.
I bet this is why there are pyramid-like structures on each continent, geographically separate from each other
No thats becouse of the shape it makes it easier to build higher sicnce it is more stable than a tower for example
Excellent point.
Where are the links to the many studies cited? I looked on your website and they're not listed there, either.
Nice...
I really believe this. It would even explain evolving viruses.
Evolution explains evolving viruses.
@@thepubliusprojectEvolution of something not alive? 😂 I hope you don’t mean by darwinian processes.
@@SaintGuapo. the process of natural selection is something that was laid out by Darwin (and others) to describe evolution in biological creatures. This does not, however, preclude things that are not necessarily defined as biological creatures (such as viruses, amino acids, lipids and other types of basic biological building blocks) from being able to "evolve" as well.
Not only are these semi-biological chemical compounds, but the word "evolution" is not exclusively limited to biological phenomena.
SARS-CoV-2 virus is doing this exact thing right now how all the new variants are popping up with the same mutations all over the world!
yes
Morphic resonance definitely occurred with the rubrics cube
How?
@@maciej.ratajczakOver time it naturally was easier to solve, not just for people who trained, but the average person years ago would take way longer to solve it than average people who do it now.
@@SaintGuapo. Thank you. That makes perfect sense. The same is happening with the IQ test. The "Flynn effect" is measured intelligence typically increasing around three IQ points per decade.
@@maciej.ratajczak I didn’t know that, but that just adds to the proof of Morphic Resonance. Thank you, and God bless
@@maciej.ratajczak IQs have been.decreasing since 1850. Edward Dutton on his channel THE JOLLY HERETIC discusses this, as well as mutational load.
What about so many generations started building pyramids at the same time?
Morphic from Morfeo... Form is dream
Here where you realize all the pyramid and the obelisk around the planet are actually 500G network and when it power it allow us to log in the collective consciousness, also this Is a bro science
ye cause of that elites stole the gold on top of the pyramid
Lynne McTaggart books describe this.
PLEASE, Leave out the music!
If you think about this then completely different societies having very similar gods could also link to this theory
If you're interested, see Crecganford videos for the spread of myths through different societies in time
@@Dudu-ox2rd thanks for the recommendation my guy
This reminds me of Attack on titan where founding titan had channels of memories/information lol
Exactly. The Titans have the Coordinate. The Protoss have the Khala.
Can't it be that instead of a field of information, the information is contained within the body? So if an organ is transplanted, the information is inside the organ, not in a field, if a butterfly is born on the migration route, it knows where to go because in its DNA or somewhere in its body there is the information, and if I experience a trauma my children will acquire a related fear without being aware of it, because it's passed on genetically?
Why are we talking of fields? Is the field non-local?
The bible states that there is nothing new under the sun. Could it be that ALL information that was , is or will be is already in existence. Maybe it is given or released when the time is right, and after that, anyone can have access to it? The testimonies of people who have used DMT state that they get "data downloads" of so much information that you can't absorb it all or remember it. But, maybe it gets imprinted in your DNA to be inherited by some one that comes after you. Sounds like the makings of a good Sci-Fi movie .
Explains why people are scared of snakes without any exposure to one.
Gabor mate talks about this
Excellent lecture by Rupert Sheldrake on the subject:
th-cam.com/video/HYC8N5W_bKA/w-d-xo.html
I always thought i was genetic memory
Lots of these can be explained by genetic memory, bro.
Please elaborate
@@tkurthyt Do you know what genetic memory is?
@@iamscoutstfu no, fill me in
@@tkurthyt
Here
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genetic_memory_%28psychology%29
@@iamscoutstfu thanks, ya I've heard of this along with "generational trauma" which could be attributed to genetics and epigenetics. But what about the things that can't be explained by genetic memory?
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Sheldrake was not the first person to posit this theory. The Science of Mind by Ernest Holmes describes this theory but in a simpler way.
And the french philosopher Henri Bergson, in his 1907 book, Creative Evolution.
Michael Levin
2:00 Yeah, that's not true at all.
2:11 Nor is this.
Are those the only two issues you found in this video? The list one could make would be several pages full of time stamps.
SONIC HEDGEHOG BABYYY
@@thepubliusproject Yeah but unfortunately I don't think I made it past the 2 1/2 minute mark bc it was so full of pseudoscience bullshit lol
@@Anne_Onymous Keep enjoying your scientISM.
Nature>your "science"
But but but........some civilizations NOT inventing firearms at the same time of europeans.............
Or the steam engine being invented in China in 960 CE, but not being invented in the west for another 1,000 years. Or any of the other literally _millions_ of anomalies in this notion. They're cherry picking coincidences, which they're also misrepresenting to boot.
Great job, but the topic is too big for youtube. There is a reason why Sheldrake's book (The Presence Of The Past) has 500 pages. Thanks for trying though. And special thanks for at least mentioning C. G. Jung in this context ;-).
Is he saying uman beings?
I sure there's something in this hypothesis or else Rupert has wasted his entire life on a crazy whim. But, the examples here are pretty lame and contain little detail. Shame really
That crazy whim applies to all of us.
Explains instincts and genetic memory much better than "they just do it because*
Cool stuff.
I looked into this and... found absolutely no evidence that any of this is true.
Glad to know spirit science and general "woo" is still going strong with baseless claims.