morphic fields

He claims that there is enough circumstantial evidence to suggest that morphic fields exist in nature.

But to the "blacks," through touch and smell and morphic fields, they were anathema.

For Rupert Sheldrake's concept of morphic fields, see the bibliography in his article.

"Morphic fields," he writes, "hold together and coordinate the parts of a system in space and time, and contain a memory from previous similar systems."

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Watson invokes Shelldrake's "morphic fields" to support the view that each individual "right" choice helps to create a climate of rightness.

Sheldrake suggests that such interspecies telepathy is a real phenomenon and that morphic fields are responsible for it.

Sheldrake's work on Morphic Fields suggests to us processes in the universe which really seem to be beyond particles whizzing through the universe.

Energy fields and morphic fields, which explains morphogenetic fields described by English biologist Rupert Sheldrake.

The band changed their name first to Morphic Fields, and later to Killing Moon, the opening song in the film Donnie Darko.

Also, Rupert Sheldrake has cited that a phenomenon like the hundredth monkey effect would be evidence of morphic fields bringing about non-local effects in consciousness and learning.

"Morphic Fields," by Roddy Skeaping and Rupert Sheldrake, frames the evening with a comically reductive overview of life.

Through morphic fields, she connected to Junpei during the second Nonary Game, witnessing several possible futures and passing that information to Junpei to help him survive.

This special uses pigeons to investigate theories from sight and smell to magnetic navigation and morphic fields that can pull animals back to their homes, regardless of where in the world they're released.

These bonds, as he suggested in one of his previous books, "The Presence of the Past," are an example of a class of fields called morphic fields, from the Greek word morphe, meaning form.

GURPS Discworld suggests that the apparent transformations of both parties were only special effects, as Discworld spellcasters would not so carelessly tinker with their own morphic fields; regardless, Granny Weatherwax was shown to be a match for the Archchancellor.

The title of the 2014 show "Morphic Fields" at Walter Storms Galerie refers to a quote by British biologist Rupert Sheldrake, who describes the process of transformation and the passing on of recollection in nature in his 'hypothesis of formative causation'.

The Odinist Community of Spain is also studying carefully the ideas of Rupert Sheldrake on the concept of morphic fields, and Carl Jung on collective unconscious, as "very close to the Germanic ideas surrounding Urðarbrunnr", the legendary Well of Urðr.

Is it all random, or are deeper forces at work, perhaps the product of "morphic fields," or telepathic links between pets and humans, as described by the British biologist Rupert Sheldrake in his new book, "Dogs That Know When Their Owners Are Coming Home" (Crown Publishers)?