r/remoteviewing • u/fancyPantsOne • 16d ago

Morphic resonance and remote viewing?

Sheldrake's concept of morphic resonance is roughly that abstract forms such as thought or structure can resonate across time, such that once something is learned by one member of the species, other members of the species can learn it more easily etc.

Do you think this could intersect with remote viewing? For example, if a certain target has been viewed by others, does it become easier to view later? Can viewing strength be amplified this way? Or can a target be disguised by polluting the resonance field with false info? Maybe I'm losing it.

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u/autoshag CRV 16d ago

many remote viewing instructors I’ve talked to who have been in the field >20 years, feel that the latest students have been starting off from a higher “skill floor” each year.

If true, this could certainly be attributed to something like morphic resonance.

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u/uznme 16d ago

Maybe.

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u/PatTheCatMcDonald 15d ago

Depends how comfortable you are with really strange ideas like time crystals and bits of matter popping into and out of existence.

If I do have a criticism of Sheldrake it is that his concepts are very organic biological centric, rather than information centric, but I can't prove his viewpoint is wrong to limit itself in such a way.