Tag: morphic resonance

• Beyond Physics

  I found an interesting paper on morphic resonance on a blog dedicated to Promethean Darwinism. Here’s an exceprt: It is interesting that the roots of the 17th-century mechanistic world view can be found in ancient mystical religion. Indeed, the mechanistic view was a synthesis of two traditions of thought, both of which were based on the…

  Bill Ectric

  October 24, 2013

  carl jung, metaphysical, morphic resonance, physics, Promethean Darwinism, Pythagoras, religion

• Is There a Human Brain Cloud?

  From Fortean Times, here is an April 2012 book review by Steve Marshall, of The Science Delusion by Rupert Sheldrake. Marshall says, “Sheldrake maintains that memories are stored somewhere outside of the brain and retrieved by morphic resonance. So could these memories – and perhaps ideas – be accessed by others? I once met the late…

  Bill Ectric

  September 29, 2013

  carl jung, collective unconscious, Fortean Times, jung, morphic resonance, Rupert Sheldrake, Steve Marshall