check this article out: http://www.sheldrake.org/Articles&Papers/papers/morphic/morphic_intro.html
interesting. i like the part on non-local thinking. i always believed that the human mind is much more than a simple chemical information dump. it seems that we may be similar to the internet. i have experienced morphogenesis. the act of socialization in a new group is, to me, more than just learning. there seems to be a powerful influx of new information and ideas from this new group, and i end up with an unwritten code of conduct and knowledge base that seems to extend beyond what i should have learned in the short time i am in a new group. i know that's not the point of morphogenesis, and it is typically species-wide, but this uncanny "going native" aspect feels a little more like a morphic field event than a sudden ability to learn. also, have any of you noticed how quick the younger generations take to technology? this is an example of morphic field.
here is another link. this has information regarding global consciousness and human thought interacting with machines during major global events. it is said to be the tell-tale sign of a human morphic field. way cool stuff: http://www.experiencefestival.com/a/Morphic_fields/id/10320.
so, is this bullshit? is this cool? opinions, please. let's make this blog grow and radiate its own morphic field!!
interesting. i like the part on non-local thinking. i always believed that the human mind is much more than a simple chemical information dump. it seems that we may be similar to the internet. i have experienced morphogenesis. the act of socialization in a new group is, to me, more than just learning. there seems to be a powerful influx of new information and ideas from this new group, and i end up with an unwritten code of conduct and knowledge base that seems to extend beyond what i should have learned in the short time i am in a new group. i know that's not the point of morphogenesis, and it is typically species-wide, but this uncanny "going native" aspect feels a little more like a morphic field event than a sudden ability to learn. also, have any of you noticed how quick the younger generations take to technology? this is an example of morphic field.
here is another link. this has information regarding global consciousness and human thought interacting with machines during major global events. it is said to be the tell-tale sign of a human morphic field. way cool stuff: http://www.experiencefestival.com/a/Morphic_fields/id/10320.
so, is this bullshit? is this cool? opinions, please. let's make this blog grow and radiate its own morphic field!!
DAMMIT, Sean.
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