Beyond the Brain: Graham Hancock and Rupert Sheldrake explore the mystery of consciousness

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  • Опубліковано 21 лис 2024

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  • @kwakkers68
    @kwakkers68 2 роки тому +15

    TED is to intellectual discussion, what corporate media is to journalism.

  • @germanic4316
    @germanic4316 3 місяці тому +17

    Rupert is an outstanding scientist. Not just a rebel... He is an outstandingly pure and honest truthseeker. Much respect from me and hugs from Copenhagen.

    • @petershelton7367
      @petershelton7367 3 місяці тому +1

      Is this the Copenhagen interpretation 😂

    • @germanic4316
      @germanic4316 Місяць тому

      @@petershelton7367 Good one sir😜

  • @dennisbooth9887
    @dennisbooth9887 2 роки тому +349

    Fascinating discussion! My Mum died last week in the UK, however I live in Australia. I was woken in the middle of the night by a feeling that someone stroked my cheek whilst I slept. I woke with the feeling that something was wrong yet passed it as a strange dream. In the morning when I woke up properly, I had received a text message from my sister, who lives in the UK, that my Mum had died due to illness. I’m not religious and very open minded, but I think this may have been a final connection from my mum before she left. Can’t explain it, just a weird experience! Thanks again for the great discussion!

    • @StreetsOfVancouverChannel
      @StreetsOfVancouverChannel 2 роки тому +24

      Here's wishing you peace and comfort in the midst of your loss/mourning, Dennis.

    • @JaxAndree
      @JaxAndree 2 роки тому +15

      That's beautiful. Thanks for sharing.💛
      I recently lost my mom, I feel your pain.

    • @markyboy531
      @markyboy531 2 роки тому +19

      Deepest sympathy on your loss mate. Life goes on after this realm. Take it easy.

    • @johnhudson7357
      @johnhudson7357 2 роки тому +8

      Condolences

    • @kingdaleclarke
      @kingdaleclarke 2 роки тому +8

      Im sorry for your loss Dennis.

  • @LittleOrla
    @LittleOrla Рік тому +41

    I took Ayahuasca only once. In the days and weeks following, I felt the presence of an entity within me. It wasn't frightening. It felt like she was Grandmother, very loving. And from within she directed me to do what I needed to do to regain my health. Very fascinating experience. I was never able to take Ayahuasca again but without a doubt the kind entity (I called her Grandmother) guided me and healed me from within.

    • @elstonia2008
      @elstonia2008 4 місяці тому +1

      Thats very beautifull❤

    • @christinaapplegate5281
      @christinaapplegate5281 4 місяці тому +2

      He said Cave Art and I thought he said Kmart! My poor brain was grasping at straws whating its self. Maybe I was hallucinating?

    • @briobarb8525
      @briobarb8525 3 місяці тому +1

      Interesting...thank you for sharing it. ❤

    • @germanic4316
      @germanic4316 Місяць тому +1

      @@LittleOrla Wow

  • @kezzlish
    @kezzlish 3 місяці тому +14

    Mr. Graham, thank you for being who you are and resisting so fiercely to the current of the mainstream media. I wasn't aware of your many trips to the other side, and I can only understand why you've been able to withstand so much hate and attacks for so long. You, Mr. Graham, are a chosen voice of our soul deeply screaming for a spiritual change. Thank you for keeping it loud and clear, you're honestly a hero of mine, an indirect mentor, and an inspiration. Thank you for existing, thank you for doing whay you do. ❤

  • @warriorofice33
    @warriorofice33 Рік тому +8

    We need more thinkers/tinkers like them.

    • @salmamoawia
      @salmamoawia 2 місяці тому

      And discussion but hopefully people who are watching don't come in with a fixed mind and start hating
      If you don't agree give a better argument no need for negative mind sets here

    • @atlantis9587
      @atlantis9587 2 місяці тому

      ​@@salmamoawia you are right man. The exact spirit that is vibing here. Much respect

  • @cognitiveresonance339
    @cognitiveresonance339 2 роки тому +90

    I wonder if Graham Hancock has read Proof of Heaven by Eben Alexander. The author is a neuro surgeon who got a nasty, spontaneous case of E. coli bacterial meningitis. He experienced death and describes some of what he saw. After his complete recovery, which was itself nothing short of miraculous (doctors assured his family that at best he’d be a vegetable if he even wakes up), he had the expertise to evaluate his brain scans to conclude that the parts of his brain responsible for dreams and hallucinations were completely dead. Destroyed. Inactive. Offline. While in the meantime he was having an extremely vibrant, indescribably vivid experience. “It felt too real to be real” was his description. He also scientifically rules out the DMT dump myth and concludes that the brain, rather than producing consciousness, serves as a filter for consciousness which reduces the firehose of information from reality to a trickle so we can focus on this very specific spectrum of mortal experience.
    I recommend the book. It’s fascinating.

    • @toucheturtle3840
      @toucheturtle3840 2 роки тому +8

      I’ve noticed all NDE’s are unique to the individual.

    • @show_me_your_kitties
      @show_me_your_kitties 2 роки тому +6

      @@toucheturtle3840 yes I've noticed this as well. What do you think is the reason for this?

    • @W-G
      @W-G 2 роки тому +3

      @@show_me_your_kitties maybe the answer is that because everyones unique? I mean it would seem even less real if we all had the same NDE cause we arent all the same person in the same place with same culture etc etc

    • @bethbartlett5692
      @bethbartlett5692 2 роки тому +2

      A most positive Resource. Would like to see Eben with these 2 in discussion.

    • @LeadershipAlliance
      @LeadershipAlliance 2 роки тому +3

      Fantastic summary.

  • @miller13ico
    @miller13ico 2 роки тому +124

    Brilliant, engaging , stimulating ,and thought provoking discussion. All things lacking from mainstream media, and I fear it's by design. We live in an oligarchy.

    • @craigday7705
      @craigday7705 2 роки тому +11

      If you're busy getting entertained, you don't have time to think about the big things to deal with in this life, so I agree with you that it's by design!

    • @christavelek1341
      @christavelek1341 2 роки тому

      Io

    • @RichardCookerly
      @RichardCookerly 2 роки тому +1

      @@christavelek1341 Wow, your comment was so profound

    • @HaakonOdinsson
      @HaakonOdinsson 7 місяців тому

      100% by design

  • @t.f.5490
    @t.f.5490 2 роки тому +6

    Thank you Graham and Rupert!

  • @Cobaltblueprism
    @Cobaltblueprism 6 місяців тому +4

    I really enjoyed this conversation, specially when Graham states that no religion should get a free pass.

  • @bcrypted
    @bcrypted 2 роки тому +47

    Graham's Podcast is an absolute must. I would listen to you all day long.
    P.S. I'm a software engineer and would gladly make time aside for helping with a website, app or whatever you need for your projects to succeed that involves technology, no payment or credit required.

  • @1980Cambo
    @1980Cambo 2 роки тому +50

    Rupert has helped me so much in viewing theology through the Christian lens. I was raised catholic but drifted from the faith and spent some time looking into the eastern religions and mystic teachings, but listening to people like Rupert helps one realize that there is a faith that exists underneath all religious denominations and that it's quite acceptable to gain your understanding via the traditional Christian route (even if it's not quite on the prescribed path). I find that so refreshing in this time when Christian bashing hasn't just become acceptable but almost fashionable. Thank you Rupert

    • @prayunceasingly2029
      @prayunceasingly2029 Рік тому +2

      Check out Eastern Orthodox teaching, it's pretty rich in it's teaching. It's also mystical and mysterious in it's theology, which is different from the Roman Catholic view.

    • @samsam8089
      @samsam8089 Місяць тому

      Thank you. Yes, and also the agenda does not want us to know or spread it around, that christians are the most pursued and hunted religion in present times.

  • @davemayers9342
    @davemayers9342 5 місяців тому +2

    I have never met Graham, though I have read most of his books, and certainly listened to a great amount of his presentations and interviews. He now feels like a friend and a guide to my life as he's been there for such a long time. I would just like to thank him for all his efforts and hard work. He has helped me navigate what has become a difficult life, but his input gives me great hope for my next adventures in the life beyond this reality. Cheers Graham.

  • @aeipee13
    @aeipee13 2 роки тому +9

    Was just listening to an old show (1990's) with Graham and Art Bell yesterday. Nice to wake up to this today.

  • @karlbryant7478
    @karlbryant7478 2 роки тому +4

    Nothing but love for these guys ✌️😘

  • @MrRichMurphy
    @MrRichMurphy 2 роки тому +5

    Glad to see Graham Hancock.

  • @TalkingToLeedskalnin
    @TalkingToLeedskalnin 2 роки тому +10

    Love you, Graham! Thank you for naming me as your Author of the Month for March of 2020!!! I am honored to be recognized by such a stellar, and prolific thinker. It's very validating, and I am forever grateful 🙏

  • @kevinseisenbacher4966
    @kevinseisenbacher4966 2 роки тому +2

    Graham Hancock Podcast? Yes please!!!!!! I would love that!

  • @bjlouis57
    @bjlouis57 2 роки тому +22

    Thank you Graham and Rupert for this discussion. And yes please, a podcast would be wonderful, and is sorely needed to discuss these topics freely!

  • @astrogypsy
    @astrogypsy 2 роки тому +78

    First off, thank you Graham for decades of life enhancing insights in my appreciation of this carnival of existence. I have far too many thoughts to address re: this discussion, but two key and dominating elements of my perspective follow. 1. We know that what we observe of the universe/existence is limited by both our perceptive organs and out cognitive abilities, so we also know that whatever we my conceive is in fact only a limited description that MUST be insufficient. 2. How can anyone who accepts the canon of modern physics that permits quantum coupling, unmediated action from a distance, and the entire idea of material expression as dependent upon observation, and the influence of that observation on abstract probability matrices so as to define the nature of phenomena, seriously doubt the possibility that there is creative and communicative outcome that exceeds an absolute materialistic reality? We need not overturn the dominance of current dogma to appreciate the totality of our experience where it exceeds the limits of that dogma. Thank you again for your gifts to humanity, and enjoy! BTW, credit where due: your criticism in the last moments was fair, and polite, but a necessary stance for the sake of integrity. You didn't have to do that, and it took courage to not to let it go in passing.

    • @terryhalsteadgamer
      @terryhalsteadgamer 2 роки тому +1

      I like the comment, I read it twice but it's out of my league in my understanding. Does anyone care to explain it to me please? I'd imagine I'm not the only one. Thanks guys.

    • @tastas8554
      @tastas8554 2 роки тому +1

      If a tree falls in the wood's and nobody is there to hear it

    • @whipsmartchris
      @whipsmartchris 2 роки тому

      @@tastas8554 Clearly it makes no sound. Perhaps there’s no tree at all to see or experience without an observer?

    • @ollyjackson8733
      @ollyjackson8733 2 роки тому +2

      @@terryhalsteadgamer haha glad I'm not alone.

    • @MissNoonooify
      @MissNoonooify 2 роки тому +2

      @@terryhalsteadgamer from my understanding "given all the mad sht physicists go on about (all the quantum and whatnot) there's really no reason they should have a problem with this stuff, it makes as much sense" or thereabouts. And I agree, the universe is so complex it's absurd that humans could imagine they know enough about how it works to dismiss anything like this with such certainty. It's just comfortable to do so.

  • @heidiankers108
    @heidiankers108 2 роки тому +2

    thankyou Rupert and Graham

  • @constabul
    @constabul Рік тому +2

    Thank you gentlemen for being you.

  • @creativemanifestation4871
    @creativemanifestation4871 Рік тому +6

    This is such a fascinating conversation. I am so grateful that you are sharing this and speaking outside of the narratives we are taught.

  • @smileawhile3788
    @smileawhile3788 2 роки тому +23

    Brilliant!
    It was just getting juicy at 1:08:08 😀.
    I'm now on the edge of my seat and I'll stay their waiting for the upcoming podcast. Please, please go forward with that.
    Right now, more than ever, we need respected people with integrity and boldness to have intelligent, thoughtful conversations and question "authority"

  • @gabrielgenoaongeoglyphs8002
    @gabrielgenoaongeoglyphs8002 2 роки тому +3

    Mr Grahm Hancock you are my inspiration.

  • @solooutlawz2685
    @solooutlawz2685 2 роки тому +7

    I think your right on the money Graham , iv always share your perspective on our lost history.

  • @user9tf20qvxn
    @user9tf20qvxn 2 роки тому +55

    We appreciate your work, we have your books at home. We follow you from Sweden. Thank you for sharing this!

    • @tuclance
      @tuclance 2 роки тому

      3x we. jaaaaaah are we you and your 2 alter egos? or are we a group around you that you represent or are we just all who like Grayham? :)

    • @user9tf20qvxn
      @user9tf20qvxn 2 роки тому +2

      @@tuclance More simple than that. People living together and loving each other. Hope you can have that yourself! Best wishes

    • @tuclance
      @tuclance 2 роки тому +1

      @@user9tf20qvxn I get it and i got it :) just curious what you meant. Aela

    • @user9tf20qvxn
      @user9tf20qvxn 2 роки тому

      @@tuclance that's cool :) all the best!

    • @enyaisrave2831
      @enyaisrave2831 2 роки тому +1

      Och ifrån Skåneland 😃

  • @thomasj7506
    @thomasj7506 2 роки тому +5

    The ending was so civil. I miss when humans could disagree so amicably

    • @Eduardude
      @Eduardude 5 місяців тому +1

      It wasn't civil on Graham's part. He abruptly cut the video after giving himself the last word, which was a hostile implied attack on Christianity, an attack to which I'm sure Rupert had an intelligent reply, but Graham did not want people to hear that reply, so Graham cuts the video at that point. He ought to be ashamed.

  • @marekzsw2982
    @marekzsw2982 2 роки тому +5

    Thank You Graham

  • @GG-cw2xf
    @GG-cw2xf Рік тому +2

    I loved the discussion. I have followed both of these gentlemen for years. My first book by GrHam Hancock was the Sign and the Seal. I was so impressed, I bought three more and gave them away. I have had lucid dreams all of my life and thought that everyone did, as well. Not until my early twenties did I realize it’s not so normal or so easily done. Anyway, can we talk about all of the art work in this video? Simply beautiful!

  • @ryancrozier7674
    @ryancrozier7674 2 роки тому +3

    Dont want this to end

  • @tzmythos
    @tzmythos 4 місяці тому

    I am a great admirer of both of these gentlemen, but this is the first time I have come across this video. What a wonderful thing it is to be able to hear them speak about important things, topics that conventional science ignores. I have had shared dreamss by the way. Thank you for this. I cannot tell you how relevant and important these discussions are to me late in my life.

  • @hasilnlux
    @hasilnlux 2 роки тому +1

    tHANK YOU gRAHM. a Higlight of my life seeing you and JAW give a talk together.

    • @MrVonDinkel
      @MrVonDinkel 2 роки тому

      Be happy. eM is our power and we change it all NOW!

  • @gertydelpeche
    @gertydelpeche 2 роки тому +8

    Best answer for my most profound experience was "It does not matter whether it was "real" or not "real". Point is it was real to you."

  • @AliveDeejay
    @AliveDeejay 2 роки тому +13

    42:50 My thought while Graham went further about brain and consciousness (And i heard this being mentioned in another spiritual talk): A human can be clinically brain dead, while the heart is still being active. Thus the heart controls the brain and not the other way around.
    Everyone can control many parts of the body, even the breathing cycle. But it's impossible to actively control feelings and heart rate. I'd say that the heart-"consiousness" takes over as soon as the brain shuts off or is lacking usefulness. E. g. You can try to suppress the feeling of love or hate, but no one can effectively deny either feeling. Maybe someone else can describe it better.
    Thus the conclusion is that the consciousness is most likely not one with the brain.
    And thanks for the talk, it's great to listen to. Loved it.

    • @show_me_your_kitties
      @show_me_your_kitties 2 роки тому +2

      I have always thought this, I agree with you ❤

    • @johngibson8668
      @johngibson8668 2 роки тому

      I take it your referring to the little brain in the heart. Now thats what you call an experience.

  • @boseph7480
    @boseph7480 2 роки тому +3

    Yes! Can’t watch yet but will tonight!

  • @fifagoalz904
    @fifagoalz904 2 роки тому +2

    G you are my hero!! Fellow scotsman!! Love you brother !!

  • @kiankolahi
    @kiankolahi 2 роки тому +4

    Graham!!! Love you so much!! Hope you and your family continue to stay safe and healthy!

  • @ksnider9586
    @ksnider9586 2 роки тому +5

    Good to see you sir!!!

  • @bayleafiam2461
    @bayleafiam2461 2 роки тому +1

    Still makes my mind quiver with excitement

  • @billbaxter3800
    @billbaxter3800 Рік тому +1

    I am a believing protestant southern Baptist and I couldn't agree more with Mr. Hancock's closing statement in this fascinating conversation - It's time for "religions" to take responsibility for the horrible things they've done - we can't just let them off the hook (paraphrased). But, he must remember, or admit, that both the old and new testament say "No one is good other than Christ. No one. Not one is good." This is one of the things I like about protestantism. The problem with protestantism is we through the baby (mysticism) out with the bathwater. This singular foundational lack of belief led to great things like our constitutional republic but it also drew us into materialism. I admire Mr Hancock so much and I think his books are fascinating and genius. I wished he understood that science isn't the answer, religion isn't the answer, even personal freedom isn't the answer. Christ is the answer. I think Mr Sheldrake answered him perfectly (which surprises me considering he's a British, Anglican genius) I don't think Mr Hancock was listening and even seemed to become perturbed and more animated before making his closing statement. It makes me wonder if "religion" has harmed him personally in some way. Or, maybe he's hypersensitive to the suffering of others (not a bad trait at all). I'm not trying to criticize Mr Hancock - I believe he's a wonderful human being and a child of God (like the rest of us). I'm just concerned about his apparent anger towards religion. Of course religion is flawed - it's people. I ain't letting science off the hook either - that's a whole other can of worms.

  • @jimiijimii1111
    @jimiijimii1111 2 роки тому +3

    We love you, Graham!

  • @TheLionSleepsNoMore
    @TheLionSleepsNoMore 2 роки тому +5

    Very interesting discussion. After my first and only trip on DMT the room started to pixelate, shiva was sat in front of me but then Shiva turned into Ganesh and I went into Ganesh's trunk and a flew past stars and traveled through space so fast, faster than the speed of light, this was the most profound thing that has ever happened to me it has changed my life. I wish everyone could experience these awesome altered states of consciousness

    • @Original50
      @Original50 2 роки тому +2

      Learn lucid dreaming and you can go anywhere you choose.

  • @Life-Inspired-Healing
    @Life-Inspired-Healing 2 роки тому +8

    Thanks Graham. Love yours and Dr Rupert's contributions. Two great explorers of our larger reality 👏

  • @mattm6720
    @mattm6720 2 роки тому +36

    Fantastic! What a treat to see an upload from Graham and even more so as I've recently read two of Richard's books, and half way through a third.

    • @spiritualawareness7736
      @spiritualawareness7736 2 роки тому

      Evidence of the existence of Consciousness out of brain ➡️ua-cam.com/video/w_LSA__VSVE/v-deo.html

  • @TennisDaninTN
    @TennisDaninTN 2 роки тому +10

    Graham, thank you for your contribution to the awakening of humanity. Please continue.

  • @tonytg9099
    @tonytg9099 2 роки тому +6

    Totally agree Graham with the last statement about religion if you preach about wrong doings please don't act these out, being bad is one thing, saying you are morally superior then but still doing the same is far worse an evil...,

  • @donelllouisemckee5240
    @donelllouisemckee5240 Рік тому +1

    Fullfilling information,, brilliance at its best. THANKYOU ,, i have encounted numerous times of these out of body, into realms, sensations, psychedelic experiences through non other except having seizures, which ive been ridiculed by so many over the years. I hve gran mal epilepsy. Which i must say have beeen siezure free for nearly ten yrs now. But i still have mini siezures and weird sensations, i do have Ptsd and an TBI, however im very peaceful and live in a clean, healthy environment and Im still more so, connected to this whole phenomena, your talking about. So THANKYOU FOR all your help in helpi g me understand this consciousness. I love it.!!!

  • @Look4HistoryGuy
    @Look4HistoryGuy Рік тому +1

    Watched from start to finish. Mind was blown open. Cant wait for the next!

  • @acacianilotica4497
    @acacianilotica4497 2 роки тому +40

    Graham, a podcast from you is music to my ears. You speak from truth and integrity, love Ruperts work but I agree with Grahams views on religion. It has put a huge divide in my family. I questioned the Christian dogma from being very young as I intuitively felt something was so off with it.

    • @CharGC123
      @CharGC123 2 роки тому +1

      Agreed! I got kicked out of religious school in 1st grade for asking "too many questions" and not accepting the standard reply to anything that they had no answer for... "it's a mystery"! All religions are just recycled dogma and mind control, and most accept that as a holdover from our child selves.

    • @edszarin8215
      @edszarin8215 2 роки тому +1

      I don't believe a single thing hancock is saying.

    • @acacianilotica4497
      @acacianilotica4497 2 роки тому +5

      @@edszarin8215 Fair enough. I'ts very important to follow your own intuition and come to your own conclusions. For myself personally, I feel he speaks from a deep spiritual knowledge about our true nature. He's spent years searching the globe for answers, questioning the mainstream dogmatic views on religion, ancient sites and the history of humanity, that in its self is worth taking note and listening to in my opinion. It opens up our consciousness and invites us to think outside of those dogmatic views! From everything I've read and watched about Grahams work he certainly doesn't proclaim that everything he says is absolute fact. Rather he's begging the world to open its collective eyes to the bigger possibility of our true nature!

    • @mcfcguvnors
      @mcfcguvnors Рік тому

      this isnt even Grahams channel :d quite comical how many people fall for non verified stuff ,ive found about 50 accounts all pretending to be Graham ,200 fo Bob Laar & neither actually have a Channel & if they did it would be verified

    • @acacianilotica4497
      @acacianilotica4497 Рік тому +1

      @@mcfcguvnors fully aware it isn’t his channel 😂 cam yer tits love

  • @sophiesunshine7045
    @sophiesunshine7045 2 роки тому

    Good morning folks hope you're all having a wonderful day, now then let's get into this podcast the timing is perfect xx

  • @eugerthoxha1835
    @eugerthoxha1835 2 роки тому +8

    Such a great episode. Two amazing individuals talking about very interesting topics. Thank you Graham for serving these views to us 💪🏼

  • @ChristopherBonis
    @ChristopherBonis 2 роки тому +1

    The Graham Hancock Podcast is sure to be my favourite.

  • @iuccheddu
    @iuccheddu 2 роки тому +4

    Great ! Graham always nice to hear you. Thanks

  • @ghadders1629
    @ghadders1629 2 роки тому +12

    a deep and insightful conversation whilst questioning my own thoughts, thank you. i do hope the podcast comes to fruition.

  • @BigfootAnthropologist
    @BigfootAnthropologist 7 місяців тому +1

    Both of you gentlemen are two of my favorite authors.

  • @crenaud590
    @crenaud590 2 роки тому

    Wonderful discussion.
    When my mother in law passed away, I awoke at the exact moment and was left with the understanding that she visited me to tell me goodbye, she loved me and please take care of her son (my husband). I'm not religious in any way, but it was very real to me and I still remember it vividly to this day and will never forget. It was over 20 yrs ago. And her son, my husband, just passed away in Feb of this year. I now feel that reincarnation is real, and I had been doing much research while he was ill (cancer), so I told him not to fear death, as I do not either and he passed peacefully at home.

  • @hsimons181
    @hsimons181 2 роки тому

    FINALLY A GRAHAM HANCOCK PODCAST

  • @RighteousBrother
    @RighteousBrother 2 роки тому

    Graham Hancock is responsible for expanding my mind and making me look at our shared history in a whole different way.

  • @charlie418791
    @charlie418791 2 роки тому +2

    Great to see you in good straights , Sir.
    We need you.

  • @greghunter6951
    @greghunter6951 Рік тому +1

    I would love more podcasts like this.

  • @anneglass8084
    @anneglass8084 2 роки тому +1

    I found myself clapping and exclaiming in agreement with Graham’s penultimate statement! Thank you both.

  • @cillaconway2210
    @cillaconway2210 23 дні тому

    It's quite horrific that there are so few people challenging the ongoing narratives. Thank you, Graham Hancock and Rupert Shelrake.

    • @BobJones-cd9mt
      @BobJones-cd9mt 9 днів тому

      There are alot. You just have to really search hard for them. its made that way.

  • @mikekin5806
    @mikekin5806 2 роки тому +2

    Much love Graham & Robert 🙏

  • @jeninlight
    @jeninlight 2 роки тому +12

    Wow! Living legends, thank you for all you do.

  • @GiffysChannel
    @GiffysChannel 2 роки тому +16

    Not going to lie, I became aware of Graham mostly due to being censored from Ted. I was watchin a lot of Ted talks in those days and also exploring my own consciousness. I couldn't believe that TED would take these two talks down. I loved your book Entangled. Have you thought of writing a sequel?

  • @TarnTarn-zv6cp
    @TarnTarn-zv6cp 2 роки тому +1

    It's a pleasure to see you Graham, hopefully I will get the chance to shake your hand in person one-day

  • @Altruismisreal27
    @Altruismisreal27 2 роки тому +3

    This was astounding. I really like Sheldrek’s theories regarding morphic resonance , memory and human consciousness. It make perfect sense. Have been following him for awhile. 🙏

  • @eileenhetherington3704
    @eileenhetherington3704 3 місяці тому

    Many thanks for presenting this topic so thoughtfully. I am a Trance Channel and some of my work has been published in the Sedona Journal of Emergence. When Mr. Sheldrake speaks, I experience a humming vibration on the top left of my head. This is the same experience which I have when channeling entities. Mr. Sheldrake must have numerous and interesting spirits attached to him.

  • @billystevens3662
    @billystevens3662 2 роки тому +1

    Cannot wait for the podcasts!!!

  • @TheStobb50
    @TheStobb50 2 роки тому +13

    I grew up with some friends who were identical twins the interesting part was that they could communicate telepathically didn’t seem to matter how far apart they were One of then joined the merchant Navy and they could still communicate from opposite sides of the world. You can’t tell me that that’s just pure brain connections, definitely something else

    • @mmxmmx-zo2my
      @mmxmmx-zo2my 2 роки тому +1

      Did they ever do any scientific tests to prove their ability. Would have been pretty easy. Could just put them in two different rooms and ask one what the other was seeing and check via cameras etc. I'm asking because i would love to know more.

    • @jurcino7467
      @jurcino7467 Рік тому

      I dont know how to explain this but I have identical twins and one day I was sleeping and my baby b stayed with me and my baby A went to the store with my wife. While at the store baby A got a sad look on her face and told mom we have to leave the store now baby B is crying. Wife said ok let's just get these last few items. She was very adamant to please return she agreed. They drove straight home and baby B was at the door crying. Than the same thing happened to me and my mind was blown.

  • @nahbro5369
    @nahbro5369 2 роки тому +1

    Graham podcast? Sign me up!

  • @duncanmckeown1292
    @duncanmckeown1292 2 роки тому +4

    Truly engrossing discussion! Yes Graham, we could use more of this kind of thing. My deceased father appearing to me in dreams and warning me about adverse events to come (which really did occur!) opened my eyes to the existence of realms beyond the material world...and conventional time constraints. I would also like to recommend the works of the philosopher Husserl, who taught me to look at the nature of everyday perceptions of what constitutes reality afresh...from scratch, as it were.

  • @yeahnaaa292
    @yeahnaaa292 2 роки тому +5

    Love you Mr. HANCOCK!
    Wishing you & your Loved Ones ONLY GOODNESS IN THIS NEW YEAR!
    Thank You for your research, diligence, professionalism, intellectual & personal integrity, calm strength in the full blow of the storm; and of equal import --- your dedication to pursuit of truth & your skill disseminating with both the written & spoken word, your processes & what you have learned through your well considered explorations of several subjects of great import to the human experience and the history thereof.

    • @yeahnaaa292
      @yeahnaaa292 2 роки тому +1

      That said & true sir, I must, in good conscience, disagree with your position as stated here by you -- re heroin (& other unmentioned) highly addictive, physiologically, spiritually, cognitively --- individually & communally destructive narcotics (i.e. "cocaine & cocaine derivatives, opioids, bath salts e.g.)
      While i strongly cleave to non-criminalization & non-judgemental love & care for those whom suffer personhood-destroying chemical & non-chemical addictive experiences, I must & do question your statement on this subject that you have here made regarding such truly destructrive narcotics.

  • @bogwhopet1032
    @bogwhopet1032 2 роки тому +10

    Amazing to see you Graham! Fantastic content!!!

  • @juice1748
    @juice1748 2 роки тому +2

    I was very happy to see an update from Graham!

  • @ThoughtOnFire222
    @ThoughtOnFire222 2 роки тому +24

    Hey Graham! Well done putting Christianity on the spot! We may be a species with amnesia... but the things we do remember, we should face and process! Perhaps that is one of the steps toward waking up! Also I'm so excited for your podcast! Thank you so much!

  • @alisyd5876
    @alisyd5876 2 роки тому

    Thank you. Remain strong in your views and refusal to be silenced. The world is a better place for your endeavors in research and Truth. ❤

  • @BigBGSD
    @BigBGSD 2 роки тому +2

    This is one of the most intelligent discussions on consciousness and dreaming etc I've had the pleasure of listening too . Thanks Graham
    Great work

  • @ciscoponch67
    @ciscoponch67 2 роки тому +6

    Great hour, Graham and Rupert! Cheers! Recently, Elon Musk was interviewed about his favor of colonizing space before human extinction.
    It's amazing, to me, in the videos comments, of how many people don't realize of how long humans have lived and survived cataclysms on Earth. Only to start all over again from scratch losing all their progress and knowledge before said cataclysm. Having to live an endless loop over and over again. Except now we might actually have a chance to break free of that loop and explore space and survive!

    • @whipsmartchris
      @whipsmartchris 2 роки тому +1

      Or, that’s already happened but not everyone got off this blue marble (obviously). We may not be pioneers. In fact, we may be laggards of a type!

    • @JonnyParker-
      @JonnyParker- 2 роки тому +1

      Or get rid of the psychos that want war , no normal everyday folk from diff countries want war . Its always the psychopath elites that bang the drums. The Canadian truckers are showing the world how its done and more will follow , we have had enough of their constant lies and pantomime media show WE ALL NEED TO STEP UP AND GROW A PAIR. Stop accepting the dystopian future programming .

    • @whipsmartchris
      @whipsmartchris 2 роки тому

      @@JonnyParker- If you truly understood it all you’d know the Canadian truckers could be just as much under psychopathic control as other groups. We tend to not use “sheeple” when it’s the group we believe in.

    • @JonnyParker-
      @JonnyParker- 2 роки тому

      @@whipsmartchris well of course most of them are under severe levels of mind control i would like to bet around 95% of them. I don't or haven't disputed that fact im just generalizing it for the sake of comment section . A lot of these truckers took the xXperimentallll...cl0t.. .sh0tss so that tells you nearly everything about how entrenched most still are in the consensus trance .Of course most so called awake and aware folks are not that at all , i have been to a few of these talks and going to see speakers and honestly the majority of these people at alt media events still have a long, long way to go in terms of holistic thinking and looking at things from all key areas . They may have a small piece of a puzzle but they dont have the front box cover so no matter how many other small pieces they find , they will never know what they're trying to make .

  • @cour0821
    @cour0821 2 роки тому +1

    Yes, please Graham, please do a podcast on "the mainstream narrative". I so appreciate your closing words on holding institutional religion responsible for their atrocities and misuse of power.

  • @aaronedvalson104
    @aaronedvalson104 2 роки тому +5

    Excellent discussion! Can't wait to hear more like this. I had a dream once where I accidentally broke into the central point that connected the dream worlds. It was Brahma holding a golden egg, and inside the egg was this massive room, lined with hallways and doors that led to various worlds. It was even run by what I presume were angels or spirit guides. They weren't too happy that I was roaming free and they chased me, but I could tell it wasn't a malicious pursuit - they were just trying to help, I think. I slipped away into one of those doors and emerged into some unknown neighborhood and the air was thick with fog. I kind of see that as it wasn't my dream so I couldn't complete the scene from its substrate. It was so real, the dream has really stuck with me. Unfortunately, I haven't been able to get back in there. Haha

  • @shewhowatches2809
    @shewhowatches2809 2 роки тому +3

    Thank you both for the confirmation of my belief. When I died there was no tunnel or light. I was in a cave where two men wearing kippahs, long gowns and beards sat at a stone table. Etched into the table was a chessboard. There were stone figures they strategically moved. I was above them looking down. Curiously I asked, why don't they see me? As I thought what is the game they play, the man on my left stood. As he gazed looking up at me I felt every thought he'd ever thought. No words. It felt like z WI d blowing through me. One thing I heard, " this is not a simulated game of war. It is genetics, the game or meaning of life."
    Every moment moving through time i am living a new life in spirit
    because of that event. I remained in that place out of time, living and recalling his every thought.
    There was no time there, or here for me. I am compelled to fulfill all he shared. The origin of the chessboard was genetics. The 64 base combinations are encapsulated in those squares.
    All I must do is close my eyes and I can return there. There is no differentiation of the two realities. All of time and all thought is right now. We don't die!

    • @khimaros
      @khimaros 2 роки тому

      DNA consists of four bases, which have complementary partners, to make TWO base pairs. So I've no idea what you were looking at, but it wasn't DNA bases.

    • @shewhowatches2809
      @shewhowatches2809 2 роки тому

      Certainly this elucidation encapsulates all genetic information, incorporating and utilizing non-coding introns and "junk DNA".

    • @khimaros
      @khimaros 2 роки тому

      @@shewhowatches2809 introns, exons, junk DNA and the rest are all coded by the two base pairs. I'm splitting hairs, because as long as it made sense to you, that's all that matters. Near Death Experiences vary wildly, and that could be because whatever realm consciousness exists in without space and time, it's more like a dream that is a reflection of the individual's beliefs in this world.

    • @shewhowatches2809
      @shewhowatches2809 2 роки тому

      @@khimaros yes I trust you are correct. I wonder why the images I saw and words I heard, or better, what they showed me is still playing out to date. For instance, six years after the NDE I inadvertently found the man in the cave living now in this life.
      I was awakened at 2a.m. and found the TV on. I sat down perplexed. A physicist was speaking about the monopole and how it should be as abundant as the gold atom. I laughed because I had just written a proposal regarding monopolarity of the atoms. Prior to my husbands death he had posited a new elucidation of the atom. So i continued with his thought.
      The next speaker was discussing the bible code. He introduced Eliyahu Rips a mathematician at the Hebrew University who'd written the ELS algorithm that isolated codes. This was the man in the cave. He'd looked at me so intensely, though never speaking, yet the face I could not deny. It was the face I recognized.
      Life is so mysterious. I am just thankful I am still here in the chaos of this dynamic Universe.! It is one soon to change.
      I wish I could share all the marvelous images I was shown in the blink of am eye. There are no words. A difficult task articulating, for what the eye fails to see lays claim does not exist. Yet isn't it the mind to see what is and is not there?

  • @KathrynLee5456
    @KathrynLee5456 2 роки тому +2

    Thank you Graham for the persistent focused inquiry you have brought to everything we call established, to lead us deeper than what is currently accepted. I have learned so much just from your questions, it's so refreshing.

  • @SaadMGhani
    @SaadMGhani 2 роки тому +15

    Love your books, sir. Can't wait to see you on Joe Rogan Experience again. Thank you for everything you do!

    • @spiritualawareness7736
      @spiritualawareness7736 2 роки тому

      Evidence of the existence of Consciousness out of brain ➡️ua-cam.com/video/w_LSA__VSVE/v-deo.html

  • @BACurious1
    @BACurious1 2 роки тому +2

    Graham thanks so much for continuing to expand human consciousness through your work. I look forward to more podcasts.

  • @LezliByrum
    @LezliByrum Рік тому

    My daughter and I have shared dreams. She lives in the UK and I in California. We speak often and sign off saying : I’ll see you in my dreams.
    Quite lovely actually.

  • @pieterfourie4983
    @pieterfourie4983 Рік тому

    Very insightful interview Graham. At the end I was left hanging as the why you cut him off without allowing him to put his final reply and conclusion.

  • @josef3796
    @josef3796 2 роки тому +5

    Thanks for sharing.🙂

  • @kri5tian406
    @kri5tian406 Рік тому

    Thank you for everything you do Graham. You're a hero of mine and of many others. Can't wait for your debate on Rogan later on in the year!

  • @janosch1097
    @janosch1097 2 роки тому +15

    I respect Sheldrake's work. However, there are points I would like to address: many of the traditions he mentions were in fact not Christian in their origin, they are atavisms of the pagan past, and were kept alive because they placated the people. Traditions like "All Souls' Day" are not of Christian or Catholic origin, they are remnants of pagan traditions that found their way into Christian belief. It is not just the Reformation that is to blame for the loss of contact to the spirits of the ancestors. The Reformation merely recognized that many of the Catholic traditions and ideas were in fact pagan. For example, the Catholic "purgatory" was inspired by the Greek pagan "Tartarus", which was adopted into the Christian system as a sort of punishing "hell" (which is very different from the pagan "Hades" by the way). The original early Christians had very different ideas, they believed the dead would sleep until the day of resurrection, where they would come alive in their body again, this is not of Protestant origin, but the actual Christian belief.
    Christianity was the very tool that was used to control the consciousness of the people over hundreds of years. It was Roman patricians, like the Flavians, and later the so-called nobility of Europe, that designed the Roman Catholic Church and maintained it as system of power and in order to bind the consciousness of the people. Initially it was meant to counter the rebellious Christian and Judaic Messianic movements at the time of the Romans, and it proved to be one of the most powerful tools of control ever contrived in human history.
    To anyone interested in this, I'd recommend Joseph Atwill's book "Caesar's Messiah" and to dig into the history of the Flavians, Alexanders, and Herodes families.

    • @oracleofaltoona
      @oracleofaltoona 2 роки тому +2

      I’m sure Sheldrake knows all this. He is a brilliant man. The fact that some of the spiritual truths of early Christianity were co-opted by Imperial Rome as a method of control and the fact that human spirituality as we know it now it now develops from other traditions in no way diminishes the import or authentic nature of spiritual truths which Jesus taught and lived.

    • @geoffreynhill2833
      @geoffreynhill2833 5 місяців тому +1

      @@oracleofaltoona 👍🤔 I blame the workman, not the hammer!

  • @billhartman8217
    @billhartman8217 2 роки тому +2

    As always, I Love your thoughts on ancient philosophies and practices.
    I also admire Rupert for bucking the accepted academic belief systems.
    Great conversation between you both.
    Thank you.

  • @truthseekerchannel432
    @truthseekerchannel432 2 роки тому +3

    Thank you for this amazing video. great info. i have been doing deep research the past 6 years on all these topics and more and i think my theory ive been working on is done after watching this video. . If i could teach every human one thing, it would be to treat everything with Love, Gratitude and Compassion, that would change the frequency of humanity and mother earth would be restored to her rightful way and we could all live in harmony with each other and with nature, that is what i have learned from my experiences with my spirit guide, that i can change me, change my vibration and be a light to shine for others to do the same.

  • @Sundaydrumday
    @Sundaydrumday 2 роки тому

    what is really cool is you can tell graham really looks up to this scientist, he really takes him super serious and i can see the conflict inside of graham when this scientist challenges him and vice versa, graham challenged him as well...but its like they way i look up to graham, graham looks up to rupert. very cool..loved this interview so much...thanks alll

  • @ryanleyba376
    @ryanleyba376 2 роки тому +2

    Absolutely love Graham

  • @colinbengo4606
    @colinbengo4606 2 роки тому +1

    Sounds amazing, just hope they don't try kick you off UA-cam for these conversations

  • @crangonvulgaris9820
    @crangonvulgaris9820 2 роки тому

    My mother in law died two months ago sometime during the night . I had awoken that night from a short dream, in it I had been informed that " Margaret is being inducted back into the larger consciousness system and is safe" I went straight back to sleep thinking - that's weird. The memory of the dream came back to me a few hours after learning of her death, I am crying now but that strange assurance is still comforting..

  • @gerryjamesedwards1227
    @gerryjamesedwards1227 2 роки тому +14

    Don Hoffman has a mathematically rigorous theory that strongly suggests that consciousness is fundamental, while spacetime, 3d 'reality', is relegated to being an interface that allows conscious agents to interact with each other, a purely emergent phenomena of consciousness, rather than the other way 'round. I would love to hear him and yourself have a conversation.

    • @Dion_Mustard
      @Dion_Mustard 2 роки тому +1

      Look up Near Death Experiences (and indeed Out of Body Experiences). I have experienced one. Consciousness is DEFINITELY more than brain.

  • @CaseyClaar
    @CaseyClaar 2 роки тому +4

    I always enjoy listening in on both Rupert and yourself. I do not challenge as you do but I have experiences well outside of the norm and relay these openly. I appreciate your upload today and look forward to more of these talks in the proverbial future.

  • @dignan193
    @dignan193 2 роки тому

    Thx Graham and Rupert. Right there with you guys.