Study of development processes: Investigation of some problematic issues - Tapa blanda

Sinopsis

The world-renowned biologist R. Sheldrake proves that the human or animal brain itself contains neither memory nor knowledge. But all this is in morphogenic (forming) fields, and the brain, if necessary, is tuned to a certain morphogenic field as a radio receiver to a radio wave. When the brain is altered (e.g. in sleep, hypnosis, meditation, etc.) it is possible to "catch" the memory of any person or even society. Experiments have been conducted on animals, which have proved that learning something leads to individuals all over the world repeating the same without any training. The more people, animals or even plants are trained, the easier it is for their followers and 'colleagues' to learn the same thing, which means that morphogenic fields are not invariable, but are modified by new knowledge. Even yesterday, little known knowledge through morphogenic fields will spread everywhere and become available to more people, animals and plants. Collective immunity is also being developed in the human population during epidemics such as the outbreak of the Coronavirus Pandemic in 2020. There are similarities to the impact of morphogenetic fields.

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