Great man; bigger than the dry materialistic science. A polite humble man who came with good theories and different paradigms to explore the world better. Both open minded scientists and mystics see his work worthy- He adds to both. Thanks Rupert.
lol.....first of all science is based on Methodological Naturalism not Materialism. secondly....so you evaluate people and claim ....from their supernatural juiciness? Not a good criterion mate.... Open minded doesn't mean what you think it does....
Dr Sheldrake's courage has always had my respect. He's kept on talking and researching, even though he's been harshly criticized. I am so glad to see he's continued doing interviews.
@@MiguelEduardoDavalosII Hi Miguel, there are so many good videos of him on UA-cam. I would suggest doing a search for his name, and then watching the ones that catch your interest :)
It's nice to see Rupert still active and speaking better than ever, I grew up listening to him and Terence. My old youtube account I lost access to has some old Terence videos I cut up about 15 years ago, some have hundreds of thousands of view. Listening to this takes me back to the good old days, when life was simpler.
Rupert is a national treasure as far as I'm concerned - and even such a statement trivialises his ingenuity and boldness in the face of scorn by the scientific community.
One of these days, I hope to talk with Rupert. A friend of mine in York has met with his wife. We are doing trials here in the states to measure raising cognition with specific sound frequencies.
Agree entirely with Rupert's thoughts and considerations on the altered state of consciousness in sport. I played football (soccer) for three decades. Sometimes I played three times a week in fast paced 7-a-side games. I performed at my best when there wasn't anytime to think just act and it was when my mind was in this state that 'i' produced some action that was almost as perfect in terms of the right place and time to do them. When I was really in the zone I could score goals with the ease of shelling peas. It was when I had too much time that thoughts would come in and the results were often embarrassing, if only to myself.
Truly one of the most brilliant minds of this generation. He transcends material reductionist framework to understand our true consciousness. Amazing insight about the Near death experience as the death and rebirth. Amazing. Amazing!
In Vedanta, the english term "mind", is understood as being of at least 4 categories, 1.) Buddhi - the intellect, not only confined to the brain but understood as working all over the body. 2.) Manas - memory, not only confined to the brain, but considered to work all over the body - f.E. as highly intelligent genetic coding.. 3.) Ahankara - gives you that sense of identity. Once your ahankara takes on an identity, your intellect functions only in that context and becomes enslaved of a bunch of random identifications with what is believed to be the "truth" - dogmatic. 4.) Chitta - the most important of them all - Chitta is mind without memory - pure universal intelligence. This intelligence is like the cosmic intelligence - simply there in everything (morphic fields). Everything happens because of that - When people touch this dimension of the mind, it is called in yoga. Also understood as Chit Shakti, it is about touching the dimension of the mind that is pure intelligence of universal consciousness, unaffected by memory, unsullied by identification. It is beyond ahankara, beyond buddhi, beyond judgment, beyond divisions, it is simply present in every thing every where, animated or unanimated, not limited by any boundary, just like the intelligence of existence that makes everything happen, as if by itself. Who understands the golden ratio, the 3, 6, 9 phenomena, the fibonacci numbers, the flower of life and so on understands what is represented by the idea of chit shakti! Highly interesting as well as enlightening stuff...!
Thank you 💚🙏 I live this state since my childhood and always feel pure love and compassion to all beings and feel deeply in my heart that i am one with them and that every being is my soul .
Rupert Sheldrake is a National/World treasure. One of the people who will help flip the prevailing militant materialist paradigm and usher in the realisation that the Universe, in its totality is an organism. An indivisible Holon. (Uni-verse)
35:00 mins in is when he speaks on the actual 14 practices, as lays down how to do each practice .. and why you would use each practice/ when to use each practice.. if your seeking to do so systematically to reach a goal or placement on journey road of mind and soul that is :)
Our spiritual perspective splits consciousness or unites it. All spiritual practises are either dualistic or unified and reinforce human material or spiritual existence.
This is such an important conversation to have right now. We shouldn't take spiritualism as a threat to science - in fact, both can build off of each other and find and help the world in so many different and helpful ways if the general ethos changes. I cannot express how sad it makes me that modern science still scoffs at spiritualism. The amount we could help the world by comprehending spiritual energy and using it for the benefit of humanity would be to put it lightly insane. All scientists should watch this video!
I have been bornd in IRAN and for 60 year I hear this kind of reasone that try to teach people religus belive with scientific reasone they who try this speechs are very educated and speak very nice
Science is a model; mathematics is a notation; "reality" is... Dr Rupert is a huge step for Western enlightenment... Thank you, thank you, thank you, both: there is still hope X
Scientism: turning a methodology into an ideology, a dogma, an idol. The main thing is not to get stuck, attached, clinging. Essentialism (stop) vs. Energy (go). Feel the flow, be the flow; feel the energy, be the energy. Keep an open mind and be ready for new experiences, unexplained, unexplainable experiences. Beyond the mere intellect. Welcome the Holy Spirit.
I appreciate the sharing of all that gathered knowledge and wisdom. I would be very careful to not desire for myself, or for any living creature, the need to use any drug (or food for that matter) as a spiritual facilitator. We have magnificent systems that are capable of self balance and healing and of creating spiritual evolution without the need for drugs.
Basically I agree with this very common point of view, but to suggest not to use a torch even in very dark and treacherous unknown terrain, just to get a better, clearer overview, a method which has been adopted over millennia by shamans, druids, priests, mystics, is not a good idea! But I could agree that any such attempt should be only undertaken under supervision of an experienced person, who if necessary can act as a guide!
Not one way fits all … some will need no over sight and naturally find their way just fine … some would do better with guides in human forms to help them along or in drug form or spiritual form .. some wish not to be guided or get any where and happy as is. We can’t subscribe training wheels for all in world .. and shouldn’t want all to be on training wheels in world .. we lose something don’t you feel when try to say all shouldn’t or should do this or that ? Be as this or that ? We are so much more than this ^^ or that after all
Yes, although not to discount the benefit of drugs (for want of another word because of the stigma of judgement that instinctively now goes with it) may provide along the way. To consider everything physical is a tool as a means to an end, not to become an end in itself, is resolving oneself from polarizing perception, being the hindrance or limitation of spiritual growth.
@@cassidyvogt7015 I do not think I said anything about should and should'nt? I live in one of the most violent countries in the world. I suspect that 99% of the violence is connected with alcohol and drug use - and often, generations of it. Which actually means generations of psychodynamic dysfunction with adults modelling that the main coping mechanism is alcohol and drug use. I am suggesting that we live in culture, globally that have unconsciously and consciously encouraged drug and alcohol use not just as a salve, a band-aid in times of stress, but as an essential way of life, when in fact we have all sorts of emotional, mental and psycho-social skills to learn in place of reactive drug and alcohol use, in place of any excessive type of behaviour. Health is about utilzing the natural capacities of body and spirit and with the right psycho-dynamic and psycho-spiritual facilitation, we do not need toxins in our bodies to achieve anything. I also see that psycho-spiritual development is something that is earned through engaging in awareness practices that need to be done consciously, step by step. Otherwise what occurs for many, is some kind of psychedelic experience that no doubt has wonderful awareness practices but because the vehicle (the person's mind-body matrix) has not been prepared through steady, solid psycho-social and psycho-spiritual practices, their insights and revelations do not lead to anything save for temporary reactions. I am aware that most people I have met who have journeyed to engage in the use of 'spiritual' drugs and ceremonies, have already been drug and alcohol users. I have met about 3 people who have not been previous users. Sadly, I had no follow up with the latter three so I have no idea how they responded then or later. This is a world of choice, so there is no should or should not - we can kill, hurt ourselves and others every day, and we can drug ourselves to death. Everyone has that choice. Within the range of choices is the right to choose to utilize our whole bodies in ways that evolve us without the use of poison.
Dr Sheldrake mentioned the more person-centric approaches that he suggested are associated with some 'new age' approaches. By comparing them to approaches that support caring for others, he might have implied that the person-centric approaches do not advocate compassion, empathy and caring for others. I have come across some of those cultures/approaches. They tend to be more on the extreme. I would refer to them perhaps as hedonistic cults. Many psycho-spiritual and self help approaches focus on individual empowerment because the individual is the only person truly in charge of themselves. When we are living in destructive conditions and do not have the energy, money, etc to engage in changing the external life, we can change the way we engage with ourselves and others.The locus of control is internal. Engaging in the self healing and self transformation practices is then a way of using the power we have in the now moment - to bring positive aspects, healing, empathy etc into the energy of the present moment to our thoughts, feelings and behaviour and it definitely does not exclude empathy, caring etc for others. In fact it enhances this aspect of our being.
just passing by, but I'm not sure a lot of people would call traditional quiet meditation as tuning into the "mind", but existence itself. But love this talk.
Exactly -- tuning out of the mind is the whole point, but I notice the Church likes to call thinking deeply "meditation" so they are not disenfranchised from the topic. Sheldrake probably picked up the idea in church, along with a few other silly ideas.
@@kerryburns6041 Yeah, everybody’s got a screw loose somewhere. Im not sure what exactly he means, but it seems most eastern traditions are emphasizing getting away from thought…maybe that saying “a good servant (teacher?) but a bad master” and the limit of words, come to…think, of it.
@@jlmur54 I would have thought he would have come across Eckhart Tolle, who would have made a great deal clear to him. Poor chap´s doing his best, but he´s way out of his depth.
In order to that to happen, the people must really drown for a while and then being reanimated if it happens not by itself. I do not want to know how many finally passed away and did not return!? Dangerous and tightrope walking!
Old religions have caused suffering because it has all been misinterpreted from the young.. children should be children teenagers should be teenagers not hurt in anyway!!!
Whenever there is human-all-too-human organisation - religion, government, commercial, academic, bureaucratic - a mafia of the mediocre moves in for a cushy job and to abuse the power the hierarchy gives them to do despicable and dysfunctional things to those who need them to advance; the Soviet Union was no different.
Al dr Rupert. Lo de la telepatía, yo le llamo hacer conexión. Para que se dé, se requiere que los dos seres vibren en la misma frecuencia. Lo que usted habla en sus libros, yo lo experimento, en mi vida diaria. Hablar con las células, de otro cuerpo humano y resetear , y crear una nueva Realidad. Si alguna vez, el universo lo permite, me gustaría tomar sus manos, para que usted experimenté realidad, además de palabras. Gracias
Religion is just a mental or physical practice!!!! Animals have never harmed the earth and they don't have one! Because they didn't lose their connection to earths wisdom and earths guidance.🧡
Back in the day.... science and "spiritualism" were the same. & Without a doubt all true scientist knows the inner world's. It's a monopoly all this sub division and sub dividing self and other.
I think that spiritual practices on their own are not what religion is all about, certainly not monotheistic religion. What a person believes has a powerful effect on behavior and serve as the base for behavior. "As a man thinks in his heart, so he is" is a key biblical principle. Jesus says lustful thoughts are as the sin of adultery. Western rationalism and materialism and sadly much of western Christianity had during the " Enlightenment" put all its eggs in the Cerebral process and mostly excluded spirituality. This is clearly wrong but to swing the pendulum all the way to the other side is equally as problematic. We have thrown out the baby with the bath water so so often, let's stop doing that. The Chriatian creed especially the Apiatles and Nicean are incredibly relevant today for genuine Christian expression and growth.
Even all the knowledge the scientists have about nature and our reality they still don't know s***. thanks to today's modern science with what they know to be fact has helped proven that I am dead on True spirituality. The universe works like a giant quantum computer and it was absolutely pre-programmed to do exactly what you are seeing now. That is literally how sacred this planet and life truly is. 👁
One thing I will say that he got wrong was how he perceives people who follow religion.. I come from a Christian background, went to church my whole life growing up.. I can tell you from life experience and analyzing people.. the bishops and pastors may not view their religion as being literal.. but the people(masses) they are preaching to believe these stories as if they are completely factual stories. That snake literally talked to Adam and Eve and corrupted them.. that’s the problem with religion, the masses think in order to make it to heaven and not go to hell, I have to believe these things are true.
Imagine what you might experience, be, and then strive to experience, be, it. You will learn along the way. Don't be so small. Keep an open mind. A spacious mind. Don't close down options a priori. Yes, a spirituality, a search, a welcoming, beyond the mere intellect. Question your assumptions.
If a scientist is asked the question, “Do you believe that the universe was created,” and the scientist answers, “Yes,” that is not science. That is religion.
@@melgarezuniverse1217 “It was, of course, a lie what you read about my religious convictions, a lie which is being systematically repeated. I do not believe in a personal God and I have never denied this but have expressed it clearly. If something is in me which can be called religious then it is the unbounded admiration for the structure of the world so far as our science can reveal it.” ― Albert Einstein, Albert Einstein: The Human Side
@@melgarezuniverse1217 From the book, “Ideas and Opinions,” by Albert Einstein, comes the following … Nobody, certainly, will deny that the idea of the existence of an omnipotent, just and omnibeneficient personal God is able to accord man solace, help, and guidance; also, by virtue of its simplicity it is accessible to the most undeveloped mind. But, on the other hand, there are decisive weaknesses attached to this idea in itself, which have been painfully felt since the beginning of history. That is, if this being is omnipotent, then every occurrence, including every thought, and every human aspiration is also His work; how is it possible to think of holding men responsible for their deeds and thoughts before such an almighty being? In giving out punishment and rewards He would to a certain extent be passing judgment on Himself. How can this be combined with the goodness and righteousness ascribed to Him?
@@sevendaughs7d Then, just as are you, the scientist would be trying to avoid answering the question. Your response reminds me of how the pope responded to Stephen Hawking. This quote came from Stephen Hawking. "In 1985, I attended a conference on cosmology at the Vatican in Rome. The gathering of scientists had an audience with Pope John Paul II. He told us that it was okay to study the workings of the universe, but we should not ask questions about its origin, for that was the work of God."
The most scientific approach you can make to spirituality is to talk to someone who understands how to design complex systems using distributed programming. One is the loneliest number you can cling to for creative inspiration, contrary to most of the cults humanity has created in the last couple ages to the universal applause of the de-heretic'ed cult throng. Sheep and fish slappers need to admit they were wronged, and admit that bull is not shit after all. Aquarians - go back to the tank, you're not ready to be more than the floppy disks of discarded technology sold to developing universes begging for enlightenment from self-proclaimed Elohim fakirs.
I´m happy to listen to Rupert on scientific matters, but since he worships Jehovah, a stone-age tribal war god, his ideas concerning spirituality are just a load of bollocks. You can´t really explore spirituality unless you realise that, as Max Planck said, matter is derivative of consciousness. Being a brilliant and respected biologist unfortunately gives him a platform to talk about things which he really does not understand, because a background in reductionist materialism is not a suitable basis for exploring the numinous.
@mrt4278 I too admire his honesty and willingness to ask questions most of academe would rather ignore, he makes a valuable contribution. He does however work within the paradigm which has consciousness as the product of physical matter, whereas I see it the other way round. If Rupert broadened his research in an Easterly direction a little more, and availed himself of more ancient wisdom, I feel he would do even better. Science ignores anything it can´t put in a test tube or measure, when the answers it seeks are found elsewhere. Just my opinion, no better than your own. Felice Navidad !
@@whenisasnakeatail4933 so are you saying science is now pseudo science. Spirituality has 2 sides, the power is in the "spirit" not man. There are creative and destructive spirits, to simplify it for you. Clairvoyants, mediums, magicians, those who think they can read minds have no power they are using a destructive spirit. I could tell you more but if you think that science is now incorporated in spiritualism then you are deceived and have zero idea of what is actually going on.
See Eben Alexander, M.D. He's just the tip of the iceberg. See also Dean Radin, PhD, see IONS (founded by the astronaut Dr. Edgar Mitchell), see the incredible and enlightening work produced by the HeartMath Institute and scores of others. We're everywhere, we're not going away, and science and spirituality ARE coming together whether you acknowledge it or not. Peace. ✌
@@keithboyer7370 I say it again science and spirituality are opposites. No matter how much study thry do , as with the Darwinian theory, they will go deeper and deeper into delusion but thry will think that they are in truth. As for your peace no thanks as that is also a delusion.
Great man; bigger than the dry materialistic science. A polite humble man who came with good theories and different paradigms to explore the world better. Both open minded scientists and mystics see his work worthy- He adds to both. Thanks Rupert.
lol.....first of all science is based on Methodological Naturalism not Materialism. secondly....so you evaluate people and claim ....from their supernatural juiciness?
Not a good criterion mate....
Open minded doesn't mean what you think it does....
Dr Sheldrake's courage has always had my respect. He's kept on talking and researching, even though he's been harshly criticized. I am so glad to see he's continued doing interviews.
This is my first time seeing him. What would you suggest to see next?
@@MiguelEduardoDavalosII Hi Miguel, there are so many good videos of him on UA-cam. I would suggest doing a search for his name, and then watching the ones that catch your interest :)
I had vivid dreams when I was fasting. It felt so incredible. Great that he mentioned that.
It's nice to see Rupert still active and speaking better than ever, I grew up listening to him and Terence. My old youtube account I lost access to has some old Terence videos I cut up about 15 years ago, some have hundreds of thousands of view. Listening to this takes me back to the good old days, when life was simpler.
Rupert is a national treasure as far as I'm concerned - and even such a statement trivialises his ingenuity and boldness in the face of scorn by the scientific community.
Rupert is a f%#@in' nut! He believes that the Sun is conscious. The Sun!
One of these days, I hope to talk with Rupert. A friend of mine in York has met with his wife. We are doing trials here in the states to measure raising cognition with specific sound frequencies.
Agree entirely with Rupert's thoughts and considerations on the altered state of consciousness in sport. I played football (soccer) for three decades. Sometimes I played three times a week in fast paced 7-a-side games. I performed at my best when there wasn't anytime to think just act and it was when my mind was in this state that 'i' produced some action that was almost as perfect in terms of the right place and time to do them. When I was really in the zone I could score goals with the ease of shelling peas. It was when I had too much time that thoughts would come in and the results were often embarrassing, if only to myself.
Exactly this, flow state, allowing your subconscious to do what it needs to do and not getting in the way of it has incredible results.
Truly one of the most brilliant minds of this generation. He transcends material reductionist framework to understand our true consciousness. Amazing insight about the Near death experience as the death and rebirth. Amazing. Amazing!
1. Meditation
2. Gratitude
3. Connecting with nature
4. Relating to plants
5. Singing and chanting
6. Rituals
7. Pilgrimage.
In Vedanta, the english term "mind", is understood as being of at least 4 categories, 1.) Buddhi - the intellect, not only confined to the brain but understood as working all over the body. 2.) Manas - memory, not only confined to the brain, but considered to work all over the body - f.E. as highly intelligent genetic coding.. 3.) Ahankara - gives you that sense of identity. Once your ahankara takes on an identity, your intellect functions only in that context and becomes enslaved of a bunch of random identifications with what is believed to be the "truth" - dogmatic. 4.) Chitta - the most important of them all - Chitta is mind without memory - pure universal intelligence. This intelligence is like the cosmic intelligence - simply there in everything (morphic fields). Everything happens because of that - When people touch this dimension of the mind, it is called in yoga. Also understood as Chit Shakti, it is about touching the dimension of the mind that is pure intelligence of universal consciousness, unaffected by memory, unsullied by identification. It is beyond ahankara, beyond buddhi, beyond judgment, beyond divisions, it is simply present in every thing every where, animated or unanimated, not limited by any boundary, just like the intelligence of existence that makes everything happen, as if by itself. Who understands the golden ratio, the 3, 6, 9 phenomena, the fibonacci numbers, the flower of life and so on understands what is represented by the idea of chit shakti! Highly interesting as well as enlightening stuff...!
Thank You
Thank you 💚🙏
I live this state since my childhood and always feel pure love and compassion to all beings and feel deeply in my heart that i am one with them and that every being is my soul .
Rupert Sheldrake is a National/World treasure. One of the people who will help flip the prevailing militant materialist paradigm and usher in the realisation that the Universe, in its totality is an organism. An indivisible Holon. (Uni-verse)
Todo ES
@@mariaibarra6456 What does this mean?
Rupert is a f%#@in' nut! He believes that the Sun is conscious. The Sun!
Rupert is brilliant, his knowledge base mind blowing.
35:00 mins in is when he speaks on the actual 14 practices, as lays down how to do each practice .. and why you would use each practice/ when to use each practice.. if your seeking to do so systematically to reach a goal or placement on journey road of mind and soul that is :)
Law was supposed to protect us from ourselves and others!!! That was the basis for freedom under law... all of life on earth in harmony! 🧡💚
Land, Air & Water
Wonderfully well expressed 🙏🏼🙏🏼🍂🙏🏼🙏🏼 both by the younger and the older one. Thanks
Our spiritual perspective splits consciousness or unites it. All spiritual practises are either dualistic or unified and reinforce human material or spiritual existence.
This is such an important conversation to have right now. We shouldn't take spiritualism as a threat to science - in fact, both can build off of each other and find and help the world in so many different and helpful ways if the general ethos changes. I cannot express how sad it makes me that modern science still scoffs at spiritualism. The amount we could help the world by comprehending spiritual energy and using it for the benefit of humanity would be to put it lightly insane. All scientists should watch this video!
I have been bornd in IRAN and for 60 year I hear this kind of reasone that try to teach people religus belive with scientific reasone they who try this speechs are very educated and speak very nice
Interesting talk, I saw his wife Jill purce many years ago, I attended a chanting workshop with her. Many thanks x
Fabulous interview.
Loved this, have a great deal of respect for Rupert having watched him and read the work of the Scole Experiment in the early 2000s... BRILLIANT!
Rupert is a f%#@in' nut! He believes that the Sun is conscious. The Sun!
Easy to love this gentleman.
Yes.
Santo Daime is the Brazilian Ayahuasca religion Rupert spoke of towards the end.
Science is a model; mathematics is a notation; "reality" is...
Dr Rupert is a huge step for Western enlightenment...
Thank you, thank you, thank you, both: there is still hope X
Rupert is a f%#@in' nut! He believes that the Sun is conscious. The Sun!
Scientism: turning a methodology into an ideology, a dogma, an idol. The main thing is not to get stuck, attached, clinging. Essentialism (stop) vs. Energy (go). Feel the flow, be the flow; feel the energy, be the energy. Keep an open mind and be ready for new experiences, unexplained, unexplainable experiences. Beyond the mere intellect. Welcome the Holy Spirit.
There is a place we all know well that was never thought nor do we think to tell...
Harrah for Rupert! Go man go.
Mind upon hearing the holy trinity breakdown at 31-ish minutes:
B L O W N !
This whole talk is spectacular!
Thank you
Rupert is a f%#@in' nut! He believes that the Sun is conscious. The Sun!
I appreciate the sharing of all that gathered knowledge and wisdom. I would be very careful to not desire for myself, or for any living creature, the need to use any drug (or food for that matter) as a spiritual facilitator. We have magnificent systems that are capable of self balance and healing and of creating spiritual evolution without the need for drugs.
Basically I agree with this very common point of view, but to suggest not to use a torch even in very dark and treacherous unknown terrain, just to get a better, clearer overview, a method which has been adopted over millennia by shamans, druids, priests, mystics, is not a good idea! But I could agree that any such attempt should be only undertaken under supervision of an experienced person, who if necessary can act as a guide!
Not one way fits all … some will need no over sight and naturally find their way just fine … some would do better with guides in human forms to help them along or in drug form or spiritual form .. some wish not to be guided or get any where and happy as is.
We can’t subscribe training wheels for all in world .. and shouldn’t want all to be on training wheels in world .. we lose something don’t you feel when try to say all shouldn’t or should do this or that ? Be as this or that ? We are so much more than this ^^ or that after all
Yes, although not to discount the benefit of drugs (for want of another word because of the stigma of judgement that instinctively now goes with it) may provide along the way. To consider everything physical is a tool as a means to an end, not to become an end in itself, is resolving oneself from polarizing perception, being the hindrance or limitation of spiritual growth.
@@cassidyvogt7015 I do not think I said anything about should and should'nt? I live in one of the most violent countries in the world. I suspect that 99% of the violence is connected with alcohol and drug use - and often, generations of it. Which actually means generations of psychodynamic dysfunction with adults modelling that the main coping mechanism is alcohol and drug use. I am suggesting that we live in culture, globally that have unconsciously and consciously encouraged drug and alcohol use not just as a salve, a band-aid in times of stress, but as an essential way of life, when in fact we have all sorts of emotional, mental and psycho-social skills to learn in place of reactive drug and alcohol use, in place of any excessive type of behaviour. Health is about utilzing the natural capacities of body and spirit and with the right psycho-dynamic and psycho-spiritual facilitation, we do not need toxins in our bodies to achieve anything. I also see that psycho-spiritual development is something that is earned through engaging in awareness practices that need to be done consciously, step by step. Otherwise what occurs for many, is some kind of psychedelic experience that no doubt has wonderful awareness practices but because the vehicle (the person's mind-body matrix) has not been prepared through steady, solid psycho-social and psycho-spiritual practices, their insights and revelations do not lead to anything save for temporary reactions. I am aware that most people I have met who have journeyed to engage in the use of 'spiritual' drugs and ceremonies, have already been drug and alcohol users. I have met about 3 people who have not been previous users. Sadly, I had no follow up with the latter three so I have no idea how they responded then or later. This is a world of choice, so there is no should or should not - we can kill, hurt ourselves and others every day, and we can drug ourselves to death. Everyone has that choice. Within the range of choices is the right to choose to utilize our whole bodies in ways that evolve us without the use of poison.
Thank you Sir for giving the book to make peace and paradise in our planet.
Rupert is a f%#@in' nut! He believes that the Sun is conscious. The Sun!
Dr Sheldrake mentioned the more person-centric approaches that he suggested are associated with some 'new age' approaches. By comparing them to approaches that support caring for others, he might have implied that the person-centric approaches do not advocate compassion, empathy and caring for others. I have come across some of those cultures/approaches. They tend to be more on the extreme. I would refer to them perhaps as hedonistic cults. Many psycho-spiritual and self help approaches focus on individual empowerment because the individual is the only person truly in charge of themselves. When we are living in destructive conditions and do not have the energy, money, etc to engage in changing the external life, we can change the way we engage with ourselves and others.The locus of control is internal. Engaging in the self healing and self transformation practices is then a way of using the power we have in the now moment - to bring positive aspects, healing, empathy etc into the energy of the present moment to our thoughts, feelings and behaviour and it definitely does not exclude empathy, caring etc for others. In fact it enhances this aspect of our being.
So interesting and informative. Thank you❣️
Humanity is One Spirit.
just passing by, but I'm not sure a lot of people would call traditional quiet meditation as tuning into the "mind", but existence itself. But love this talk.
Exactly -- tuning out of the mind is the whole point, but I notice the Church likes to call thinking deeply "meditation" so they are not disenfranchised from the topic. Sheldrake probably picked up the idea in church, along with a few other silly ideas.
@@kerryburns6041 Yeah, everybody’s got a screw loose somewhere. Im not sure what exactly he means, but it seems most eastern traditions are emphasizing getting away from thought…maybe that saying “a good servant (teacher?) but a bad master” and the limit of words, come to…think, of it.
@@jlmur54 I would have thought he would have come across Eckhart Tolle, who would have made a great deal clear to him. Poor chap´s doing his best, but he´s way out of his depth.
The best I have ever heard combining balance and facts. Helpful indeed.
Agree
Rupert is a f%#@in' nut! He believes that the Sun is conscious. The Sun!
Beautiful, thanks
Thank you!
Baptism as producing an NDE. Fascinating!
In order to that to happen, the people must really drown for a while and then being reanimated if it happens not by itself. I do not want to know how many finally passed away and did not return!? Dangerous and tightrope walking!
It could also be interpreted as an extraordinary event of blessing when open for or expecting this to happen.
Remember the dow flying down on Jesus.
"My mind is just a tool that I use, when I choose, for I AM so much more than my mind" and "Thinking is the weapon of mass Distraction". me.
Nicely put well done so much said with few words!
Isn't prayer simply a form of intention?
No.
Look how enlightened America is from its religious righteousness. This is sarcastic, also, I don’t disagree with rupert
Great Discovery of Sheldrake !! : " that religion and rituals were invented to protect people from depression"....
So he started TM in 1971; goodness, seems everybody in those days did TM: Peter Russell, Rick Archer, the Beatles, and now, Rupert Sheldrake.
A debate with HUGH ROSS would be enlightening !!
He makes existential sense. Capitalism has alienated people from the wonder and purpose of humankinds innate nature
Speak for yourself.
TM - is the best❤️
This is fascinating information. Just what I needed to hear. Thank you 🙏🏾 namaste!
is he the one who had once talked with jiddu krishnamurti...what he become now
Terrific
Old religions have caused suffering because it has all been misinterpreted from the young.. children should be children teenagers should be teenagers not hurt in anyway!!!
Whenever there is human-all-too-human organisation - religion, government, commercial, academic, bureaucratic - a mafia of the mediocre moves in for a cushy job and to abuse the power the hierarchy gives them to do despicable and dysfunctional things to those who need them to advance; the Soviet Union was no different.
My NDE was doing physics at school.
So beautiful …. I think it’s also intelligent - these practices ……🌞
Rupert is a f%#@in' nut! He believes that the Sun is conscious. The Sun!
Al dr Rupert.
Lo de la telepatía, yo le llamo hacer conexión.
Para que se dé, se requiere que los dos seres vibren en la misma frecuencia.
Lo que usted habla en sus libros, yo lo experimento, en mi vida diaria.
Hablar con las células, de otro cuerpo humano y resetear , y crear una nueva Realidad.
Si alguna vez, el universo lo permite, me gustaría tomar sus manos, para que usted experimenté realidad, además de palabras.
Gracias
Religion is just a mental or physical practice!!!! Animals have never harmed the earth and they don't have one! Because they didn't lose their connection to earths wisdom and earths guidance.🧡
Back in the day.... science and "spiritualism" were the same. & Without a doubt all true scientist knows the inner world's.
It's a monopoly all this sub division and sub dividing self and other.
I used Motorcycle racing to force myself to get in contact with various Chakra .As any lapse at 160 mph.....
There should also be Initiatory Rites for sexuality. The Priestesses Initiate the Young Women, the Priests Initiate the Young Men.
GREAT TO HAVE SHELDRAKE BACK - HUMANKIND !
Rupert is a f%#@in' nut! He believes that the Sun is conscious. The Sun!
I think that spiritual practices on their own are not what religion is all about, certainly not monotheistic religion. What a person believes has a powerful effect on behavior and serve as the base for behavior. "As a man thinks in his heart, so he is" is a key biblical principle. Jesus says lustful thoughts are as the sin of adultery. Western rationalism and materialism and sadly much of western Christianity had during the " Enlightenment" put all its eggs in the
Cerebral process and mostly excluded spirituality. This is clearly wrong but to swing the pendulum all the way to the other side is equally as problematic. We have thrown out the baby with the bath water so so often, let's stop doing that. The Chriatian creed especially the Apiatles and Nicean are incredibly relevant today for genuine Christian expression and growth.
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We all must believe in some higher power!!! Easily accessible when entrained in song!!!
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Charmers has a _hard problem_ with consciousness- spare a thought for his partner!
Even all the knowledge the scientists have about nature and our reality they still don't know s***. thanks to today's modern science with what they know to be fact has helped proven that I am dead on True spirituality. The universe works like a giant quantum computer and it was absolutely pre-programmed to do exactly what you are seeing now. That is literally how sacred this planet and life truly is. 👁
Brilliant
The ancients knew...
Scientists can't even agree what constitutes what defines that which is living.
Perhaps this is developed as a protection of one's ego.
One thing I will say that he got wrong was how he perceives people who follow religion.. I come from a Christian background, went to church my whole life growing up.. I can tell you from life experience and analyzing people.. the bishops and pastors may not view their religion as being literal.. but the people(masses) they are preaching to believe these stories as if they are completely factual stories. That snake literally talked to Adam and Eve and corrupted them.. that’s the problem with religion, the masses think in order to make it to heaven and not go to hell, I have to believe these things are true.
God is the earth and we have been killing it for money!!!!
Man has no impact on the earth !
When I fly across the US the planet that means flat!
Is not over populated what so ever!
Speak for yourself, and stop buying natural resources you hypocrite.
Jesus was like a Buddhist monk! And did not die for us to do what the fuck we lied!
Spiritual? Are we talking about the realm of imagination?
Imagine what you might experience, be, and then strive to experience, be, it. You will learn along the way. Don't be so small. Keep an open mind. A spacious mind. Don't close down options a priori. Yes, a spirituality, a search, a welcoming, beyond the mere intellect. Question your assumptions.
If a scientist is asked the question, “Do you believe that the universe was created,” and the scientist answers, “Yes,” that is not science. That is religion.
But that was exactly what Einstein said..the universe was created…do the research 🔬😁
@@melgarezuniverse1217 “It was, of course, a lie what you read about my religious convictions, a lie which is being systematically repeated. I do not believe in a personal God and I have never denied this but have expressed it clearly. If something is in me which can be called religious then it is the unbounded admiration for the structure of the world so far as our science can reveal it.”
― Albert Einstein, Albert Einstein: The Human Side
@@melgarezuniverse1217 From the book, “Ideas and Opinions,” by Albert Einstein, comes the following …
Nobody, certainly, will deny that the idea of the existence of an omnipotent, just and omnibeneficient personal God is able to accord man solace, help, and guidance; also, by virtue of its simplicity it is accessible to the most undeveloped mind. But, on the other hand, there are decisive weaknesses attached to this idea in itself, which have been painfully felt since the beginning of history. That is, if this being is omnipotent, then every occurrence, including every thought, and every human aspiration is also His work; how is it possible to think of holding men responsible for their deeds and thoughts before such an almighty being? In giving out punishment and rewards He would to a certain extent be passing judgment on Himself. How can this be combined with the goodness and righteousness ascribed to Him?
A scientist would ask "why do you think that?" I think you forgot to define your terms. Feels like a knee jerk response to a trigger.
@@sevendaughs7d Then, just as are you, the scientist would be trying to avoid answering the question. Your response reminds me of how the pope responded to Stephen Hawking. This quote came from Stephen Hawking. "In 1985, I attended a conference on cosmology at the Vatican in Rome. The gathering of scientists had an audience with Pope John Paul II. He told us that it was okay to study the workings of the universe, but we should not ask questions about its origin, for that was the work of God."
The most scientific approach you can make to spirituality is to talk to someone who understands how to design complex systems using distributed programming. One is the loneliest number you can cling to for creative inspiration, contrary to most of the cults humanity has created in the last couple ages to the universal applause of the de-heretic'ed cult throng. Sheep and fish slappers need to admit they were wronged, and admit that bull is not shit after all. Aquarians - go back to the tank, you're not ready to be more than the floppy disks of discarded technology sold to developing universes begging for enlightenment from self-proclaimed Elohim fakirs.
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I´m happy to listen to Rupert on scientific matters, but since he worships Jehovah, a stone-age tribal war god, his ideas concerning spirituality are just a load of bollocks. You can´t really explore spirituality unless you realise that, as Max Planck said, matter is derivative of consciousness.
Being a brilliant and respected biologist unfortunately gives him a platform to talk about things which he really does not understand, because a background in reductionist materialism is not a suitable basis for exploring the numinous.
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I too admire his honesty and willingness to ask questions most of academe would rather ignore, he makes a valuable contribution.
He does however work within the paradigm which has consciousness as the product of physical matter, whereas I see it the other way round. If Rupert broadened his research in an Easterly direction a little more, and availed himself of more ancient wisdom, I feel he would do even better.
Science ignores anything it can´t put in a test tube or measure, when the answers it seeks are found elsewhere.
Just my opinion, no better than your own.
Felice Navidad !
Meditation a "mechanism of scape of the day life"? Oh, man, to hear that from a PhD is not nice (I try not to be rude).
None of this thinking has helped their originating countries. Sheldrakes progress is due to the fact that he is an anglo-saxon.
there is no such thing as spirituality and no science around it this is woo
Rupert is a f%#@in' nut! He believes that the Sun is conscious. The Sun!
Nonsense!
Wow, what an insightful comment! Lol
@@uweburkart373 Thank you!
_Profitable_ nonsense- get it right Ari!
@@modvs1 don't be envious, produce s.th. better!
Your left brain would say that, wouldn’t it.
High minded horseshit delivered with an English accent. Very old sales technique in the states, for grifters of all kinds.
lol
Science and spirituality don't mix.
They do now.
@@whenisasnakeatail4933 so are you saying science is now pseudo science. Spirituality has 2 sides, the power is in the "spirit" not man. There are creative and destructive spirits, to simplify it for you. Clairvoyants, mediums, magicians, those who think they can read minds have no power they are using a destructive spirit. I could tell you more but if you think that science is now incorporated in spiritualism then you are deceived and have zero idea of what is actually going on.
@@keithboyer7370 RUBBISH
See Eben Alexander, M.D. He's just the tip of the iceberg. See also Dean Radin, PhD, see IONS (founded by the astronaut Dr. Edgar Mitchell), see the incredible and enlightening work produced by the HeartMath Institute and scores of others. We're everywhere, we're not going away, and science and spirituality ARE coming together whether you acknowledge it or not. Peace. ✌
@@keithboyer7370 I say it again science and spirituality are opposites. No matter how much study thry do , as with the Darwinian theory, they will go deeper and deeper into delusion but thry will think that they are in truth. As for your peace no thanks as that is also a delusion.
Plz interview Dr Ravi Ravindra.