HeyJaredRupert Sheldrake
Rupert Sheldrake, PhD, is a biologist and author best known for his hypothesis of morphic resonance. At Cambridge University he worked in developmental biology as a Fellow of Clare College.
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Michaelmas: Saint Michael and All Angels (opens the original)
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September 29th is the feast of Michaelmas, the feast of Saint Michael and All Angels, and it’s one of the important festivals in the Christian liturgical year. And it’s actually one of my favorite festivals, because it’s a time in which we can think about and indeed celebrate these mysterious beings that exist in all traditions, but about which most modern people have only the vaguest idea. The angels appear in the Jewish scriptures. They play a number of important roles: announcing things, appe
Science and the Self with Acharya Prashant (opens the original)
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I spent seven years in India when I was younger, working at an international agricultural research institute, and also living in an ashram in Tamil Nadu. I met and talked to teachers of many kinds, including Krishnamurti. So I was curious to meet Acharya Prashant, who represents a new generation of Indian teachers reaching huge audiences online, many of… Read more
Telepathy in Connection With Emails and Text Messages (opens the original)
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Have you ever thought of someone for no apparent reason, only to find an email or text from them moments later? Many people have. I've collected more than 130 accounts of this kind, and they're usually quite ordinary, which is part of what makes them interesting. Sceptics say these are just coincidences, and that's a fair challenge, so my colleagues and I have spent years testing it experimentally. In this talk I describe our experiments on email and text message telepathy, from filmed trials to
Spiritual Practices That Actually Work (opens the original)
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Spiritual practices work, and this is not a matter of opinion. Scientists have been measuring their effects for more than thirty years, and there are now thousands of papers in peer-reviewed journals showing that people with a regular spiritual or religious practice tend to be healthier, happier and longer-lived than those without one, whatever they hap… Read more
Does your pet wake up when you stare at it? (opens the original)
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