Evidence That Your Mind is NOT Just In Your Brain - Rupert Sheldrake

Introduction of Fields

- Modern science recognizes fields as invisible regions of influence extending beyond physical objects.

- Examples include gravitational, electromagnetic, and morphic fields

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- Sheldrake proposes that the mind also extends beyond the body through similar fields.

- This suggests that consciousness is not just brain-bound but interacts with these fields.

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Traditional Intromission Theory:

- Vision is traditionally seen as images formed inside the head from external stimuli. For more Click here

Extramission Theory:

 - Sheldrake supports extramission theory: the mind projects images outward to where objects are located.For more Click here

 - This perspective aligns with experiences and experiments showing a felt force from gazes.

Empirical Evidence:

- Studies document the phenomenon of feeling stared at, even without visual confirmation.

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Beyond Brain Confines:

- Moving beyond the brain-bound concept of the mind can lead to a broader understanding of consciousness.

- This broader view considers interactions with electromagnetic and other fields.

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Broader Perspective:

- Sheldrake's ideas encourage reconsidering the limitations of materialist assumptions.

- By exploring the concept of mind fields, we may achieve a deeper understanding of consciousness and its relationship with the physical world.

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