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Desiderata said:I couldn't help but notice that this thread fits together quite nicely with another thread on the forum about the book called "The Field." For those looking for more info and ideas about L-fields and how they interact with our DNA as well as other internal and external influences, check out this thread:
http://www.cassiopaea.org/forum/index.php?topic=7462.0
Yeah, I noticed it too.
Considering this:
Laura said:Sheldrake's theory is beautifully and simply worked out. Nevertheless, by his own admission, it doesn't explain the physics of how this might all be possible, or how all these fields might store this information.-
I wonder if the "the physics of how this might all be possible" might be explained something like this:
We know that magnetic lines of force can't be seen but they are there. Any experiment with a magnet and a bunch of iron filings that arrange themselves in a pattern represented by the poles of that magnet will demonstrate.
I was thinking that a thought form - a clear, coherent, sustained structure of thought (in the T-field) can be impressed on an L-field. The 'bits' in that L-field would begin to move in an effort to rebalance themselves in the presence of that new 'impression in the field' - sort of 'fall in' to the 'grooves' and arrange themselves in a manner corresponding to the structure of the thought form. The new L-field configuration would further impress it's activity on the next level of denser, physical field in some kind of corresponding 're-balancing' effort, which, in turn, impresses the next field and so on. From that point on, sustained pressure of effort in the T-fields and L-fields would serve as a sort of matrix, or plan for everything else in the 'system' to 'grow or flow' into, thus resulting in the full, visible matter field conforming to what was originally started as "thought".
If all the 'bits' in the matter/energy fields, arrange themselves in a configuration that was originally conceived in thought form, then 'magnetic resonance' is in play through the attraction between the levels, of corresponding, matching 'bits'.
Is that too far out to be plausible?