The Rupert Sheldrake Course returns, 29 June - 21 September 2022. Live Q&As, Weekly Video Lectures and Participant Forums.12 modules, ten dogmas unpacked. Videos released by email each Wednesday of the course. Find out more and register today. | Rupert Sheldrake
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The Rupert Sheldrake Course returns, 29 June - 21 September 2022. Live Q&As, Weekly Video Lectures and Participant Forums.12 modules, ten dogmas unpacked. Videos released by email each Wednesday of the course. Find out more and register today. | Rupert Sheldrake
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An appeal for information about the inheritance of acquired behaviour patterns in dogs, cats, horses and other animals. | Rupert Sheldrake
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An appeal for information about the inheritance of acquired behaviour patterns in dogs, cats, horses and other animals. | Rupert Sheldrake
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Fungi make mushrooms, but first they must unmake something else. In this video, my son Merlin eats oyster mushrooms that have sprouted from his book about fungi, Entangled Life, and so is able to his words. He said they were delicious and that there weren't any off notes, which suggests that the fungus had fully metabolised the text. | Rupert Sheldrake
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Fungi make mushrooms, but first they must unmake something else. In this video, my son Merlin eats oyster mushrooms that have sprouted from his book about fungi, Entangled Life, and so is able to his words. He said they were delicious and that there weren't any off notes, which suggests that the fungus had fully metabolised the text. | Rupert Sheldrake
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Is Nature Mechanical? Does Nature have a memory? Since the 17th century, the sciences have been based on the assumption that nature is machine-like; mechanical. It is made up of parts that work together mindlessly: the whole is not more than the sum of its parts. Why are scientists so keen on this machine view of nature? And why is it so foundational? To answer these questions and more, join my course 'The Big Questions in Science': Use Discount Code BIG-QUESTIONS-20 for 20% off! For 30% off Adv
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Is Nature Mechanical? Does Nature have a memory? Since the 17th century, the sciences have been based on the assumption that nature is machine-like; mechanical. It is made up of parts that work together mindlessly: the whole is not more than the sum of its parts. Why are scientists so keen on this machine view of nature? And why is it so foundational? To answer these questions and more, join my course 'The Big Questions in Science': Use Discount Code BIG-QUESTIONS-20 for 20% off! For 30% off Adv
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Are Memories Stored as Material Traces? Join Rupert's new course to learn more. Nobody knows exactly how memory works. But within the materialist framework, there is no alternative conceivable aside from the fact that memories must be stored through modified nerve endings and phosphorylated proteins, and are wiped out at death. Philosophers have proposed that memory works by a direct connection across time. In this module, Rupert Sheldrake explores the research on memory traces, interrogating th
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Are Memories Stored as Material Traces? Join Rupert's new course to learn more. Nobody knows exactly how memory works. But within the materialist framework, there is no alternative conceivable aside from the fact that memories must be stored through modified nerve endings and phosphorylated proteins, and are wiped out at death. Philosophers have proposed that memory works by a direct connection across time. In this module, Rupert Sheldrake explores the research on memory traces, interrogating th
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Rupert shows how random, probabilistic processes can be affected by a magnetic field that imposes a pattern on the randomness. The magnets lose no energy in the process, which can be repeated indefinitely. This extract is taken from a dialogue with Mark Vernon on randomness and indeterminism, which you can see in full here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=_TZ-8RMPHM8 | Rupert Sheldrake
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Rupert shows how random, probabilistic processes can be affected by a magnetic field that imposes a pattern on the randomness. The magnets lose no energy in the process, which can be repeated indefinitely. This extract is taken from a dialogue with Mark Vernon on randomness and indeterminism, which you can see in full here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=_TZ-8RMPHM8 | Rupert Sheldrake
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Where is memory stored in the brain? In this upcoming 8-part seminar, Rupert Sheldrake outlines the scientific basis for morphic resonance and explains how it impacts biological inheritance, personal and collective memory, instincts, and the development of both living and non-living self-organizing systems, from crystals to societies. https://www.sheldrake.org/online-courses/morphic-resonance-course A one time purchase of £49 for the membership ensures access to all episodes for one year and inc
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Where is memory stored in the brain? In this upcoming 8-part seminar, Rupert Sheldrake outlines the scientific basis for morphic resonance and explains how it impacts biological inheritance, personal and collective memory, instincts, and the development of both living and non-living self-organizing systems, from crystals to societies. https://www.sheldrake.org/online-courses/morphic-resonance-course A one time purchase of £49 for the membership ensures access to all episodes for one year and inc
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AI will Not Become Conscious — Rupert Sheldrake – Lifeboat News: The Blog
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An excellent and scientifically well-informed documentary on telepathy, particularly focussing on laboratory studies, which give repeatable and highly significant positive results. Watch the full documentary here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xvFgTsJvV7U | Rupert Sheldrake
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Are Memories Stored as Material Traces? Nobody knows exactly how memory works. But within the materialist framework, there is no alternative conceivable aside from the fact that memories must be stored through modified nerve endings and phosphorylated proteins, and are wiped out at death. Philosophers have proposed that memory works by a direct connection across time. In this module, Rupert Sheldrake explores the research on memory traces, interrogating the very concept of memory storage, and pu
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In 1993, BBC television made a film about me and my work in a series called “Heretics”, featuring six scientists whose work some of their colleagues deemed heretical, including the pioneer of magnetic levitation, Eric Laithwaite, and the chemist Linus Pauling who advocated large doses of Vitamin C. This film, called “Rupert Sheldrake: The Most Heretical Scientist of our Time” has now been remastered, and can be seen on YouTube here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KonRvVqLdfs | Rupert Sheldrake
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Contemporary science is based on the claim that all reality is material or physical. There is no reality but material reality. Consciousness is a by-product of the physical activity of the brain. Matter is unconscious. Evolution is purposeless. This view is now undergoing a credibility crunch. The biggest problem of all for materialism is the existence of consciousness. https://advaya.life/courses/the-rupert-sheldrake-course Join the course now to learn more: Includes: 13-modules / Live Q&A Use
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Easter, Passover and the Archetype of Blood Sacrifice Easter and Passover are closely linked festivals , and this year they overlap, with Passover beginning on Good Friday, April 14. Both are rooted in ancient traditions of blood sacrifice, which in turn has its evolutionary roots in the behaviour of predators; when they have killed one prey animal and have enough to eat, the others are safe for a while. The death of one protects the others. These archetypes run very deep in many religions and c
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Here is a clip from this just-published discussion with Curt Jaimungal in his Theories of Everything series. In it we discuss morphic resonance, the extended mind, telepathy, and challenges to mainstream scientific paradigms. Curt is very smart and I found him a pleasure to talk with. For the full discussion please use this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=67Y5dRyX4mM | Rupert Sheldrake
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Since the 17th century, the sciences have been based on the assumption that nature is machine-like; mechanical. It is made up of parts that work together mindlessly: the whole is not more than the sum of its parts. Why are scientists so keen on this machine view of nature? And why is it so foundational? To answer these questions and more, join my course 'The Big Questions in Science': https://advaya.life/courses/the-rupert-sheldrake-course (link in bio) Includes: 13-modules / Live Q&A Use Discou
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A clip from a recent conversation with Dr. Marc Stollreiter for the Realizing God Online Summit talking about my journey from atheism to spiritual awakening, discussing the intersection of science and spirituality, the power of prayer, and the revival of pilgrimage in modern times. For the full video please head to my YouTube channel. | Rupert Sheldrake
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Rupert Sheldrake: “What If We’re Connected Like a Signal?” | Next Level Soul #shorts
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CONSPIRACY | THEORY on Instagram: "In 1981, biologist Rupert Sheldrake introduced an idea that quietly rattled the scientific community. He observed patterns in nature repeating without a clear physical explanation. Animals seemed to pick up new behaviors faster across generations. Crystals appeared to form more easily if they had formed before. Skills and habits seemed to spread without direct teaching. Sheldrake called this phenomenon morphic resonance. The principle was straightforward: once
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Rupert Sheldrake on being banned by TED
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What is morphic resonance?
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Panpsychism, spirituality and consciousness | Rupert Sheldrake
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How Science Explains Spirituality | Rupert Sheldrake
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McKenna, Abraham, Sheldrake: Chaos, Creativity and Imagination Trialogue
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Understanding Consciousness | Rupert Sheldrake, George Ellis, Amie Thomasson
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Rupert Spira & Rupert Sheldrake: The Nature of Consciousness
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Rupert Sheldrake - The Science Delusion: Why Materialism is not the Answer
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Morphic Resonance After Forty Years
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Rupert Sheldrake: Morphic Resonance
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