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Can Science Alone Advance the Noosphere? Understanding Teilhard's Omega Principle | Ilia Delio

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  • Опубліковано 2 лют 2024
  • Can Science Alone Advance the Noosphere? Understanding Teilhard's Omega Principle
    Presented by Ilia Delio as part of Human Energy's 2023 N2 Conference at the University of California, Berkeley
    Scientists have shown a renewed interest in Teilhard de Chardin's ideas on directed evolution. While principles of natural selection, epigenetics and complexity theory undergird direction in evolution, Teilhard de Chardin posited the Omega principle as an underlying factor of centration.
    By tracing the human back to its origin in the universe, Teilhard identified a collective, the totum or whole, which influences the bottoms-up activity. This wholeness is centrated in a principle he identifies as Omega, which is both a scientific principle and a religious one. Omega is fully organic, independent of time and space, and escapes the collapse of forces with which evolution is woven; it is autonomous, actual, irreversible and transcendent. It undergirds the psychic, convergent universe with its openness to more life.
    For Teilhard, Omega is deeply influential on nature’s propensity toward greater complexity and consciousness. It is the principle of cosmic wholeness and cannot be reduced to isolated elements. This talk will examine the meaning of Omega as a formative principle of evolution and discuss the significance of Omega in terms of causality. While science can identify mechanisms of evolutionary transition, it is insufficient to advance the Noosphere toward greater wholeness without the participative nature of Omega.
    Learn more at humanenergy.io/

КОМЕНТАРІ • 6

  • @Failte630
    @Failte630 6 місяців тому +4

    This was fantastic. It clarified so much for me of what I have been trying to grasp of what Theilhard thought and what I've been hearing Ilia Delio say for some yrs now. Having said that, I'm not a scientist, an intellectual nor an academic and while I would be unable to articulate most of what I heard, it was my 'heart' that understood what I was listening to. It was as if my heart was recognising what it already knew. Thank you for putting this up in UA-cam.

    • @HumanEnergyIO
      @HumanEnergyIO  5 місяців тому +1

      Thank you so much for your feedback and encouragement!

  • @emmaluciaev1938
    @emmaluciaev1938 Місяць тому

    Great talk she’s fantastic

  • @YawnGod
    @YawnGod 5 місяців тому

    Hmmm.