Morphic Resonance

Definition: A fringe biological hypothesis stating that self-organizing systems inherit a collective memory across space and time via non-material fields, masked by the mathematical vocabulary of wave mechanics.

The Masking Mechanism: Harmonic Oscillation Mapping. It suggests that biological forms inherit a “memory” from previous generations through a non-local field. It hides behind the language of acoustic resonance and radio-wave tuning.

Genuine Parallel: Sympathetic Resonance in physics and epigenetics in biology.

Etymology: From Morphic (Greek morphé: shape, form) and Resonance (Latin resonantia: echo).