Forms and the Reformation of Science: Sheldrake-Vernon Dialogue 92

[@jamesboswell9324]

I love these conversations. Rupert is so wonderfully imaginative and a marvellous and vivid communicator while Mark is the perfect foil. After a while the world becomes richer again as my boundaries expand a little more just through listening. Quite literally enchanting explorations of ideas. Thank you both again.

[@StephenAntKneeBk5]

♾♥♾☮ thanks and best to you both and all of us in the greatful viewership. 💡💛🍄🎼

[@catoelder4696]

Thank you.

[@TheUnderground667]

Rupert, I dont know if you'll see this, but I would love for you to check out Dan Winter and his book Planck Phire. I have no doubt that if you had that book in your hand, with the mind and expertise that you have, you could very concisely explain the origin of the universe that goes beyond materialism as well as have the mathematical formulas that define the origins of biologic negentropy(this is also a book by Dan but either one is a great place to start).

[@peterwebb180]

Thanks for another great exploration together of a basic part of reality which deserves to be highlighted much more. Probably many Scientific Laws were born of Awe ; but then awe is a greatly underrated way of reality manifesting, normally in wordless experiences. Thanks so much both of you. Regards Peter

[@LUCKYDRUGMUSIC]

Very interesting, thank you! Mimicry is a field of research that also and particularly deals with form.

[@catoelder4696]

I've dicovered Dr. Sheldrake's work thanks to my teacher, the brazilian philosopher Olavo de Carvalho, may he rests in peace.

[@EHGrows]

Came across Sheldrake through Jiddu Krishnamurti, and Vernon through Sheldrake, great flow

[@nombre624]

"Filósofo"

[@dertiger1]

Thank you so much, Rupert and Mark, for sharing your profound insights-it’s always such a delight to listen to both of you. I was wondering if you could consider discussing, in a future dialogue, the materialistic approach in psychology and its implications, that dismiss the existence of the soul. It would also be very interesting to hear your thoughts on how this connects to traditional Christian practices such as prayer, penance, and repentance. It would be wonderful to hear your thoughts on this subject.

[@thomasvieth578]

I"m German, and when I first heard talk in English about Platonic Forms, I was quite puzzled, because in German the term is Ideas. I prefer what Husserl called these, namely Eidetic Singularities. To this day, I believe that the word Form gives you funny "ideas"

[@nemoxero]

Explore the stillness from which all motions and forms emerge…

[@whussthadeal3798]

brilliant metaphysics

[@jacek130]

forms are the cause but there is also a cause of forms

[@YTC9]

What came first, function or form?

[@TylerClibbon]

Rupert, please do a podcast with ERIC WEINSTEIN

[@scarborosasquatchstation1403]

Hello Rupert... Still interested in privately talking about the actual possibility of humans performing levitation, plus certain forms of supernatural entities that one has experienced in person including angels.. Thanks ! ❤🙏

[@whussthadeal3798]

the 5th cause is the natural

[@Geol0gist]

Hi Rupert

[@medicalmisinformation]

When Jesus in Revelation says "I am the Alpha and the Omega," isn't He claiming to be the ultimate form in the divine imagination?

[@GEMSofGOD_com]

A circle in perspective becomes an egg. I repeat. A circle in perspective becomes an egg.

[@whussthadeal3798]

How can we push forward a reformation of knowledge?

[@brendawilliams8062]

Professor Sheldrake explains the book of proverbs to science

[@whussthadeal3798]

It is left out of modern science because it is too conscious for the materialistic paradigm, the people literally do not have the level of understanding to conceive of reality in such ways.

[@whussthadeal3798]

What about Sir Rupert Sheldrake

[@annakarl9989]

Hello 💞 Thanks for explaining and sharing it 🤗💝🤗💫🌟 🌱☘️🦌🐩🐑🐏🐣🐤🦜🦚🦢🐧🐝🥥🍒🍀🌄🌹

[@GEMSofGOD_com]

Wait. Was there a minute about scientific reformation?

[@M_K171]

‘Ello gents

[@lesleywills1]

Ummm viruses !!! no person has isolated or purified a viruses but pleomorphism is a way to look at a re balance how a form unfolds and then returns but nothing truly invades our terrain looks for a rebalancing just as nature does you do not blame a sickly plant on the plant but we would look to the soil /environment. I feel you sort of touched on it as your discussion reached the end.

[@IanProcter]

FAO @RupertSheldrake I think the morphic resonance field fits into this guys theory very well.... kzbin.info/www/bejne/l2fKiqh8pb-Ggdksi=ReQQqegtrr7A6v6f

[@fs5775]

Mark seems like a nice guy but nothing will ever replace the creativity, imagination, irreverence, and brilliance of the trialogues with Terrence McKenna, Ralph Abraham & Rupert Sheldrake. R.I.P. Terrence & Ralph... we are so lucky to still have you, Rupe

[@bavingeter423]

Idk man, Mark has some incredible insights in my view

[@anhumblemessengerofthelawo3858]

First, in the beginning, in your speech on Aristotle, you had had a golden opportunity to make clear his ideas. In my estimation, you absolutely blew it. I'm versed in Aristotle, and I could barely follow what you were saying. Not to be oppositional, but the seed planted will not grow into a tree; it was corrupted. What did Aristotle say about his teacher Plato? That _bad men don't have the right even to praise him._ I hope you take this to heart; you are smart people....

[@Chicken_Little_Syndrome]

The gravitational field is what Newton thought prevents planets from following their inertial paths in a straight line away from the body they are supposed to orbit. Planets and moons are supposed to fall around the curvature of the bodies they orbit as far as Sir Isaac was concerned. Horizontal inertia is supposed to prevent the fall towards center. Gravity alone can't create an orbit. Einstein's space-time curvature still requires the same cannonball-like inertia that Newton does.

[@lesleywills1]

Yes gravity for me needs to be understood on a deeper level ....does it really exist ?

[@qrious786]

I want Sheldrake to talk more and Vernon a bit less.

[@rikkerthoffmann4680]

Thank you very much. Please use less and simple words in your expression of the subject matter. It will help.