Rupert Sheldrake

Is the Sun a Living Organism? A Return to Animism The purpose of this article is to draw readers’ attention to a paper by biologist Rupert Sheldrake entitled ‘Is the Sun Conscious?’¹. As it is available online, and is relatively short, I don’t intend to discuss it in detail, but…

Rupert Sheldrake, New Paradigm Biologist Par Excellence, part 1 This is the latest in a series of articles following on from my conversation with Anders Bolling, fellow writer on Medium, for his Mind the Shift podcast last week, in which I’ll discuss some of the material we didn’t have time…

What Scientific American is afraid to say about the human gaze — Adrenaline surged through her as she suddenly became aware of a person approaching too closely to her shopping cart. She whirled around and found an elderly man touching her infant. Fear and anger surged through her for a moment. “What are you doing, she demanded?” The man appeared apologetic. He…

Birds migrate by way of Earth’s Magnetic Field. What other senses might humans be lacking? At Loess Bluffs National Wildlife Refuge in Missouri every autumn, there are Pelicans. Pelicans in Missouri? Not only that, but Bald Eagles nest here, and dozens of varieties of birds from Snow Geese to Mergansers…

The main flaws of science according to Rupert Sheldrake In his 2012 book Science Set Free. 10 Paths to New Discovery British biologist Rupert Sheldrake has listed ten flawed core beliefs of reductionist science. Oddly enough, in general scientists and lay people alike take them for granted. Everything is essentially…

But now we know the truth — do we? We read in our history books that there was a time when the church insisted that the earth was flat and Copernicus found enough evidence for its round shape. But the people in power refused to even look through his telescope, it just couldn’t be in their rigid belief system…