Rupert Sheldrake is a biologist who has authored Seven Experiments that Could Change the World and Dogs that Know When Their Owners are Coming Home, and Other Unexplained Powers of Animals.
Sheldrake, Rupert

Code	Name	Price	Description
02301	Sheldrake, Rupert Morphic Resonance and Memory	$11.95	Sheldrake traces the history of thought on the nature of form and mind from antiquity to the present. He emphasizes that modern science has not resolved these issues, and discusses his new paradigm for exploring these fundamental questions.. - 1985 Esalen - One Audiotape
02302	Sheldrake, Rupert Resonance and Myths Of Nations	$11.95	Sheldrake's main topics are myths, rituals and national myths of origin. These myths of origin contribute to the cohesion of a social group and create a collective vision with enormous effects on the reality of that group. Sheldrake says that through the morphic resonance of ritual, followers of the path are helped and connected with all past followers to come into resonance with the entire tradition. - 1988 Esalen - One Audiotape
02303	Sheldrake, Rupert Formative Causation	$11.95	The premise of western science is the reflection of a timeless or eternal world order - energetic causation. Sheldrake contends, however, that there is another aspect of causation - the mystery of that order, the mystery of its form. The order or patterns we see in nature are not so much a reflection of eternal laws but depend on what has happened in the past. - 1982 Bombay - One Audiotape
02304	Sheldrake, Rupert Trajectory To Armagedon, Or Peace?	$11.95	Modern science increasingly emphasizes organic models of the universe. Sheldrake discusses how religion echoes this transformation by recognizing nature is coming alive again, and how our relationship with nature is evolving from an I-It conception to an I-Thou recognition. - 1985 Esalen - One Audiotape
02305	Sheldrake, Rupert and Joseph Clilton Pearce Resonant Fields Of Heart and Brain	$11.95	"We are recipients of a tremendous creative process - our job is to participate with it." These two revolutionary researchers talk about how the habits of nature influence us, and vice versa; and about the profound role the heart plays - biologically as well as metaphorically - in our emotional and cognitive systems. - 1993 Esalen - One Audiotape