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Morphic resonance not only invites examination of species and behaviors but also explores the interconnectedness between individuals and their past. Sheldrake discusses how rituals act as a channel for resonance with ancestral experiences, suggesting that individuals resonate within a field of collective memory, shaping their identities and behaviors.
This exploration raises questions about consciousness and whether individuals can resonate or connect with deceased relatives in the present. Sheldrake posits that while morphic resonance typically involves past connections, it may also foster a link that transcends into the present moment.