The Morphogenetic Field Theory

The Morphogentic Field (M-Field),

Satchitananda Connection

Satchitananda is another name for God's second Aspect of Parashakti. Satchitananda can be described as a field of God's Divine Intelligence, Divine Consciousness and Love that is All-Pervasive. All-Pervasive refers to an attribute of something or substance that exists as a continuous field everywhere and through everything. When one is in touch or in tune with this field of God's energy, he or she will be able to make optimum decisions and leads life with a positive attitude. Most modern 'self-help' techniques that are taught by motivation gurus  are the same as spiritual techniques of living life intune with Satchitananda.

In scientific circles too there is beginning to be wider acceptance amongst the community of the existence of an universal and interconnecting field of consciousness or intelligence. This universal field is proposed in the theory of The Morphogenetic Field or the M-field. It was first proposed by scientist-philosopher, Dr. Rupert Sheldrake, in the 1980’s. Essentially it explains that all life forms are connected by some sort of 'intelligent' field through which information can pass from one life form to another, usually of the same species, instantaneously regardless of the distance between them.

This field is used to explain some obvious experiences we encounter that are yet to be explained in mainstream science. For instance we can easily vouch that children of each successive generation pickup faster on new technologies than the generations before them. We can easily surmise that children are more savvy with computers than their parents or grand parents. Research has shown that children instinctively know advances of their previous generations without even being taught. This is obvious in the creation of new languages. It is found in Creole communities, where children who are born to the first and second generation of parents who created Creole languages know how the grammar of the language worked instinctively–that is through some invisible natural process without being taught by another person. (Creole languages are new languages that are created when different communities who speak different languages blend to form a new community.)

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