Morphic Resonance is the collective memory influences of form and behaviour via nonlocal fields where individual minds tap into shared patterns.

These fields provide blueprints not just of DNA but of mental fields – implying that consciousness isn’t just internal but extends into subtle interconnected fields of ‘patterns”.

“I explore these fields within my consciousness and in my works”. Tish Scott

Biologist Rupert Sheldrake proposed that “morphic fields,” hold a collective memory that influences development and behaviour across species through a non-local process called morphic resonance. These new forms that spread throughout nature, are not just related to genetics. Mainstream biology generally views morphogenetic fields as local cellular interactions, while Sheldrake’s idea suggests broader, species-wide, non-genetic information transfer.

Once Consciousness is restored through the fundamentals, we are able, to understand what we are and that we exist and see through the illusion of existence by tapping into morphogenetic waves of frequency bands.