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| A '''morphic field''' (a term introduced by ], the major proponent of this concept, through his theory of ''Formative Causation'') consists of patterns that govern the development of forms, structures and arrangements. It is similar to the scientifically accepted ], the ] of the physical world. | |||
| ], term first introduced in environmental biology, and from where the term ''morphic field'' later originated are basically morphic fields that concern organic forms only, so they are a subset, since morphic fields are the universal database for both organic and abstract (mental) forms. | |||
| :“The term is more general in its meaning than ], and includes other kinds of organizing fields in addition to those of morphogenesis; the organizing fields of animal and human behaviour, of social and cultural systems, and of mental activity can all be regarded as morphic fields which contatin an inherent memory.” - ], ''The Presence of the Past'' (Chapter 6, page 112) | |||
| The morphic field underlies the formation and behavior of ] and ]. It can be set up by the repetition of similar acts and/or thoughts. Form ''tunes'' into its morphic field (''stores'' and ''reads'' the related information) through ''morphic resonance''. | |||
| Morphic fields, as a ''storage of information'' related to all the forms of this physical universe (both organic and abstract), are the universal database of experience (Dr Dejan Rakovic interprets these ''fields'' actually as ''hyperplanes'', and uses a term ] instead of ''morphic resonance'', but the basic concept is almost the same as ]'s). The morphic field of a form contains the actual data relevant for that form. All ] (living) and abstract (mental, brain-related) forms have their associated morphic fields, and all these forms individually store related data into a certain collective field of a group of similar forms (all sharing certain basic data), which is a concept very similar to ''classes'' in ] languages. These fields ''intersect'' and ''merge'' (link horizontally) in countless ways, and are (vertically) ] organized. All morphic fields tend to ''stabilize'' in some way, during time, after certain number of morphic resonance occured. ] (lifeless) forms have no morphic fields. | |||
| Using existing and generating new abstract forms is only possible with a brain. Thoughts are elemental abstract forms (objects, entities). More complex abstract forms are - skills, sciences, languages etc., and abstract forms, althought non-dimensional (shapeless), are energetically real (not 'imaginary'), as material forms are real (], moving material objects/forms with thoughts, is a direct proof of that). One's ''past'', a complex abstract form, is a group of abstract/energetic forms (representing ''thoughts'') that are (energetically) similar in some way since they are all generated and/or processed by the same brain, with their collective morphic field known as an ''Akashic Record'', one's default (and 'private') mental morphic field consisting of all the experiences and memories of one mind through its physical lifetime. (], term used in ], are also a subset of this universal database of all the experience of the organic world, the all-connected and perfectly organized morphic fields database). | |||
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