Using Morphic Fields -
Part 1: What is a Morphic Field?
In the context of this blog on exploring Second and Third Tier, I thought I would finally write about a concept that makes sense starting only in the Second-Tier Turquoise worldview, to the extent one can stretch into that.
Morphic Field is the shorthand term for morphogenetic field. If you want the official version of what they are, read the author who identified the concept, in 1981: Rupert Sheldrake.
I have not actually read his book, partly because when I heard of the concept I understood it well. I've been employing my understanding of it usefully and practically for about 30 years, despite mainstream materialistic science's ridicule and dismissal of the concept.
Go ahead and read about it from Sheldrake and others. Here is my personal view. I will go on in future posts to describe many kinds of morphic fields and how I use them, and how anyone might benefit from using them. They are easy to use.
They are similar to electromagnetic fields, gravitational fields, or heat fields. Such a field is not as definite a space as a bubble, nonetheless there is a something which occupies space, is invisible and generally intangible, and has certain general characteristics of its kind of field (heat vs gravity) and of that unique field in particular. It has a particular size with fuzzy boundaries, and it has particular but always-increasing content. It is a "something," an "it." Morphic fields can contain smallelr morphic fields, and they tend to aggregate into natural holarchies of size and content.
If you learn how, you can detect a field, upload content, and download content from the field into your own consciousness. Therein lies the usefulness.
The morphic fields I use are in the "space" of "consciousness." All of consciousness, which we could say forms the "field of field of fields" of every experience of any conscious being. The morphic fields I focus on are independent of any particular person, and are composed of the experiences of many people around a particular matter, such as a particular concert, or a mantra, or the field of the experience of all birthing mothers over all of human history. More on the "matters" in a later blogpost.
As the Wikipedia article on Sheldrake indicates, morphic fields are related to telepathy, precognition, etc. This is because, as suggested above, all of consciousness is one field. Everyone is it and is in it all the time, and everyone is creating it all the time, and everyone is actually using it all the time, especially when it shows up as "inspiration." (And it goes beyond human consciousness, but I won't ask you to stretch that far right now.)
You can think of a morphic field as a library on a subject, intangible and immediately available to anyone who chooses to tap into it. The Internet itself is like a vast morphic field, but more tangible.
Morphic fields, as I experience them, are not identities or entities. They are more like thought-forms or egregores, which may be morphic fields. They are also related to the phenomena of collective intelligence, collective memory, collective subcionscious, or archetypes.
In not having self-identity or self-awareness morphic fields are different from teams or groups of higher-dimenisonal entities. Morphic fields don't have the same agency or will as such groups or teams, but they do in my experience have some ability to respond to requests or intentions.
For example I have placed/integrated my body into the morphic field of bodies that people have regenerated from very bad health into strong vital healthiness. Having done that, the field is "working on me" and giving me encouragement, hope, support, and direct healing, and sending resources into my awareness.
Another example is that a field can accept information someone requests it to include, and can provide the relevant information requested from someone for some situation or matter. Sort of like a ChatGPT. More on all that in the blogpost on "uses" in this series.
When I've decided to tap into one ongoingly, all manner of related
inspirations and synchronicities show up in my life. The explanation for
why and how that is depends on one's metaphysics or cosmology, I
suppose.
Do morphic fields ever go out of existence? From what I've read, probably not, because they are like pure vibrating information in the quantum field. Nor are they diminished in any way by being accessed and downloaded from, nor does the quality of the information signals in them degrade over time.
I imagine one can go pretty dormant, however. A concert held 200 years ago, not photographed or filmed, and no one who attended is alive, would be a pretty dormant field. Yet if the music is still played by others, that concert field is still part of the field of the music itself. And if the concert changed someone's life in a significant way, their descendents are still involved in its morphic field.
Fields can be robust or vulnerable to being disrupted or disturbed, but that's a later blogpost.
To be in touch with a morphic field all I have to do is think of the subject-content and assume I am in contact. That works, and I will say more about that in a later blogpost in this series.
Yet my mind cannot grasp the whole of any morphic field. Being in contact, or tapping into it, is like reading a book in the library or reading a page on a website. And not just reading: it can affect me emotionally, but that's a later subject also.
Please ask any questions as a comment below so this explanation can become clearer and more complete! I'm not interested in debate, after 30 years of experience, so contentious or disrespectful comments will not be posted.
