Rupert Sheldrake - Fields of Mind and Body

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  • @paulvalentine4451
    @paulvalentine4451 Рік тому +18

    It is fantastic that Rupert is raising awareness of this natural phenomenon.
    I’ve always suspected that this was the case - I believe that Life is about Energy Management (& so everyone and everything has an energy field of varying scale).
    I’ve experienced many things in my life that I have deduced is the result of “tuning” into the ether
    Wonderful to listen to this modern-day wise scientist.
    Keep up your great work & compassionate leadership
    Thank you,
    Paul from Sydney, Australia

  • @suecondon1685
    @suecondon1685 Рік тому +11

    I have so much respect for Rupert, he's such an endearing man, interesting and witty with it. An absolute treasure. ❤

  • @tomfreemanorourke1519
    @tomfreemanorourke1519 Рік тому +6

    On being 70, lifelong learning, understanding, observation, experience and re-examination.
    I have still to get past the first statement ever told to me as a child in the 50's by one of my many elders, maternal and paternal that lived at that very exciting time, and that is that things come and go and everything remains the same.
    It still lasts to this day, and I have come to the equation that the cosmos and everything in it, cosmic entities (planets stars etc) remain the same and life comes and goes, unbeginning unending beginnings and endings, this I see as perpetual motion, which by definition is eternal returnity in action.
    The eternal paradoxical irony.
    The conscious cognosentient being can know as much as it wants but understands nothing, because there is no manual to judge knowledge by in other words there is no ultimate truth only a truth in question which is a transient state, perpetually indeterminate and perpetually incomplete.
    The merry go round of eternal returnity is a perpetual paradox.
    So, what can be done to end this?
    There is no end.
    Future Now Past is existence from one paradigm to another passing from benign to malign and in-between is history.
    Love always
    P.s. Rupert Sheldrake is to my mind one of the most interesting and thought provoking conscious cognosentient beings I have read, listened to and learned from throughout my life.

  • @greenspiritarts
    @greenspiritarts Рік тому

    Thank you for posting this lecture. A new subscriber here. I’m a big fan of Rupert Sheldrake and always appreciate his authenticity which he earned thru decades of practice in various fields of science but he was never taken in or cowed by their orthodoxy. Rather he has courage and curiosity to dare to stand up to the established order and ask provocative questions…gently…with no ego, just genuine interest…backed up by a phenomenally gifted and articulate mind. A true gift to humanity as we continue to explore the intersections of the visible and invisible, consciousness and phenomenon. Using science to map the possibilities and to open us all up to the fields of novelty which will enlarge our awareness and, hopefully, understanding. Marvelous lecture. Will listen/watch many more times.

  • @AdeebaZamaan
    @AdeebaZamaan Рік тому +13

    When Morning Glory introduced me to her 7-foot Burmese python, she said his feelings were hurt that I was afraid of him. A few nights later I dreamed about him, a very friendly dream, and when I next saw him I was no longer afraid of him. He was overjoyed. He rubbed his cheek [?] against mine just as cats do, he tried to climb up my sleeve, he kissed me on the mouth with his little anchovy tongue. We developed enough rapport to annoy Morning Glory, whose familiar he was supposed to be. I've since had enough communication with snakes to suspect I'm part Slytherin. 🐍

    • @CONEHEADDK
      @CONEHEADDK Рік тому +1

      A friend once asked me to pick up one of the baby snakes, he just had hatched. I did - he was shocked. They used to strike at everything, but I'm not the slightest bit scared of a 15-30 cm snake bite, or most other animal bites, just like Im not scared of a tool wounding me a bit. Maybe that was the differnce. Since I "had my revelation" 35ish years ago, "all" (as far as I recall) like me... And I like them..

  • @emmetcraig828
    @emmetcraig828 Рік тому +4

    Hello from Ireland...like his humour also 😂

  • @chrisjudd-uc7sh
    @chrisjudd-uc7sh Рік тому +23

    Rupert is a dear man and is one of the western world's greatest advocats for the spiritual dimension. But there is a vital caveat and that is one should bear in mind the 2 pieces of wisdom from 2 of the greatest people who have ever lived, Einstein and the Buddha. Einstein implied everything in the universe is interconnected and Buddha stated the futility of spending one's life trying to explain the a to z of why we are here. After spending my long life trying to explain the impossible I now see the wisdom in simply accepting our spiritual dimension and simply adjusting my values accordingly. Whilst Rupert is very entertaining and brilliant in highlighting why we should not accept the materialistic monopoly do not expect any definitive answers on what exactly is reality, is there a God etc, etc. Rather use your time to do something tangible to improve our world, however small.

    • @themysticway
      @themysticway  Рік тому +6

      Thank you Chris, that is beautifully said. you spending your time writing this and speaking poetic truth is why I am uploading this content on this new channel. I hope I am doing something Tangible to improve our world by sharing these videos. God Bless you.

    • @maxcecco7910
      @maxcecco7910 Рік тому +2

      A vast list of nonsense is wat you're writing..ps: einstain was nobody

    • @StopFear
      @StopFear Рік тому

      No. He is a charlatan and a con man. He is an embarrassment of the "western world" (whatever that means)

    • @StopFear
      @StopFear Рік тому +2

      @@themysticway You are a doing a disservice to the world because what you share is a lecture by a man who has never been proven what he claims, and in fact has been debunked by real science long ago. Pseudoscience is not science. Parapsychology is not science or psychology. So, spreading false ideas is a disservice.

    • @PatrickLHolley
      @PatrickLHolley Рік тому +6

      @@StopFear I would agree with you if he was being unscientific, but He is approaching this topic scientifically, following the breadcrumbs of evidence. Very helpful.

  • @annemanderson58
    @annemanderson58 Рік тому +10

    Very interesting, it’s a pity we can’t see what’s on the screen

    • @CONEHEADDK
      @CONEHEADDK Рік тому +1

      Yep. I "am psychic" (maybe not, but straaange things do seem to happen to/for me some times) and once I was designing a bed, that should be able to be packed away, to take up less space. All of a suddon I got an idea "from nowhere", of something that looked like those small tables, that many old people have, that you can push in under each other, so only the largest ones size it taken up. A few seconds later some british Tv series started, where they showed a bridge that looked "exactly" like my drawing.

    • @carolefitzell6140
      @carolefitzell6140 Рік тому

      ​@@CONEHEADDKseveral years ago my grandmother was struggling to read even large print books. Around this time I was looking after my young niece who had something called an 'etch a sketch' toy. I was playing around with the toy and had the sudden thought that 'wouldn't it be a good idea if we had a similar tool to an etch a sketch and that we could load a little microchip from the library or book store into it that would contain several books and we could expand the text on the page, back light the screen 😅etc etc.. I had all these crazy ideas that this new style ' book ' that would help people with vision problems be able to still enjoy reading. My only problem at that time was that I had no idea how to go about designing, and producing such a tool. Back then I was a single mum working on a checkout in a supermarket living paycheck to paycheck and didnt know anyone who could help me. I did spend some time writing ideas down and imagining people in care homes holding these 'books' and turning the simple controls that would adjust the text so they could read their choice of book in the appropriate sized text to them. My grandma then died and I dropped the idea of the 'book' and carried on with my life.
      I think it was within months of grandmas death that kindle was released.

  • @reignhowarth
    @reignhowarth Рік тому +5

    That was awesome. Thx
    Horse whisperers would be both
    morphic resonance and telepathy.
    Love to see an experiment, where you can use the earth. Same as last experiment but going barefoot and standing on the ground and seeing if the percentage is better and you could do it over different distances.

  • @lynnamasshardy5224
    @lynnamasshardy5224 Рік тому +1

    Great seminar

  • @roxyk3893
    @roxyk3893 Рік тому

    Very interesting! My two free-roam house trained rabbits sense when I get home. I always assumed it was because they heard my car but never thought of it in this way.

  • @babetteadrian
    @babetteadrian Рік тому +1

    could you turn on transcript? Foreigners really benefit from that,,,

  • @powerful_nature
    @powerful_nature Рік тому

    Can you let captions on please?

  • @marietta5316
    @marietta5316 Рік тому +2

    Salute!

  • @suzibillball
    @suzibillball Рік тому

    His ideas on the perception of beauty in our universe are philosophical proof that all aspects of our existence was designed.

  • @Snakefinger1000
    @Snakefinger1000 Рік тому

    Why do they have so much trouble getting the audio working correctly in so many of these lectures? You don't just plug the microphone in and hope for the best. This is unwatchable.

  • @charlesastle2077
    @charlesastle2077 Рік тому

    with some apologies i am pushing the question past physicality to who an what is consciousness... the limits and our place within our own self creation.

  • @CarolPrice4p
    @CarolPrice4p Рік тому +1

    Great. Somebody didn't let him show us the Nolans, i guess...?❓

  • @cyruszargaani396
    @cyruszargaani396 Рік тому +1

    I am , in turn ,as a bio_Physicist , working on dys_Morphic fields . . . . We are turning colonies into vacuum-centred energy-varied fields of mind and "crystals" . ..; ,, ,
    Are U in Switzerland ??

  • @FrankleeAstar
    @FrankleeAstar Рік тому

    I'm curious what year he did this presentation 🙏💜✨️

    • @Silent_Depths
      @Silent_Depths Рік тому +1

      Around the time of his then latest published book The Sense of Being Stared At, so sometime in 2004 or maybe 2005? The video quality would suggest so and I doubt it was any later as he would have been busy finishing his next book around '07-08. I wish the full info was shown on the video's description.

  • @postscript5549
    @postscript5549 Рік тому

    Camera shot doesn't cover illustration at 2:04...

  • @aresmars2003
    @aresmars2003 Рік тому +1

    Its a fun theory, but how "universal" is it? Could this "memory" be associated with the earth specifically? And then perhaps the laws of biology would be different on the moon or Mars or maybe another star system? It could have an 1/r^2 weakening from distance from the earth. or Maybe spacetime itself stores it and the earth's development is also making it easier for like-life being on neighboring star systems?

    • @mr.dudemeister7321
      @mr.dudemeister7321 Рік тому +1

      I beleive Dr. Sheldrake says consciousness is separate from spacetime. Perhaps it does behave similarly to gravity. I believe that's what the morphic field is. I'm just starting to get into his work :P

    • @sonnysimmons528
      @sonnysimmons528 Рік тому +1

      I admire your line of thought. All too often these assumptions are made in science and physics, and it drives me nuts. ..The extrapolation of how things are here being the same as they are anywhere else.

    • @aresmars2003
      @aresmars2003 Рік тому

      @@sonnysimmons528 Thank you Sonny! Rupert is my hero, and so much we don't really know, and just assume we know.
      I lean to say "physical laws" are universal, but once life gets involved, there's some reason to consider "life force" or something we don't yet have scientific evidence for. Going into space might show us we're "fish who don't know what water is!"

    • @aresmars2003
      @aresmars2003 Рік тому

      @@mr.dudemeister7321 Whatever it is, it is a mystery, but we may have scientific tools to help measure it. I agree whether morphic resonance, or Jung's collective unconscious, there's many ways of modeling and testing our ignorance.

    • @mondopinion3777
      @mondopinion3777 Рік тому +1

      It is water-based, most likely, and therefore universal. Water has wonderful and mysterious properties.

  • @CONEHEADDK
    @CONEHEADDK Рік тому

    Shermer - skeptic septic

  • @charlesastle2077
    @charlesastle2077 Рік тому

    can innocence uncreate a habit. and thus be the power of destruction.... is a form of forgetting....... as such is innovation easier the first foray into and past organized thought as in a beginner's luck. but as practice occurs we go more easily past our boundaries but not as far . and as such what miracle or magic that do occur become less in the fields previous directions. so rediscovering our beginnings as innocence maybe the door to go further then we might believe possible. so the newest religion might be the most powerful and why fewer are raised from the dead now. i maybe over reaching but that is our real goal. and this is creating our newer home of consciousness

  • @caroledrury1411
    @caroledrury1411 Рік тому

    The next God will be through technology and the masses have already accepted him

  • @charlesastle2077
    @charlesastle2077 Рік тому

    so the past helps build our present and our present builds the future, not in a casual and effect way but in a organized and repeated way. as in what patterns came before an endure are as a biologic system evolved and made to be a habit and then a law. and shapes. again without a divinity needed?? and still where does consciousness come from. we see its effects and operations but where is consciousness... and where is our self ... maybe we need to wait with patience at least until the end of this lecture. ha ha. perhaps knowing .. is a limitation a boundary and thus unknowing is our freedom. and a new power.

  • @FrogInPot
    @FrogInPot 7 місяців тому +1

    Shame you don't read more about the actual 'Palestinian' History, nevertheless keep politics out of Science!

  • @elaynedener2100
    @elaynedener2100 Рік тому

    It was not Palestine when the Israelites arrived after the Rxodus. I object to the twisting of ancient history to suit modern opinions.

    • @antoniocoelho8568
      @antoniocoelho8568 Рік тому +1

      Well neither the Israelites were the Israelites then, so you're doing yourself what you say you think others are doing. If you object to something then you should start by yourself and practice what you preach?

  • @evegoodmon
    @evegoodmon Рік тому

    Rupert you need an upgrade of your Jewish history, the Jews went back to Israel, after being exiled in Egypt. Joseph was sold by his brothers to the Egyptian Pharaoh and Moses led them out of Egypt. Mixing politics and science is boring.