Morphic Resonance Explained
Morphic resonance suggests that our memories are influenced by the similarities we share with others, particularly within our families and social groups. Unlike penguins, humans resonate more with those who share our experiences and backgrounds. This idea challenges the conventional belief that memories are stored in the brain, proposing instead that the brain functions more like a receiver, tuning into past experiences through a collective memory.In this clip
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Does Nature Have A Hidden Memory? - Rupert Sheldrake | Modern Wisdom Podcast 379
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