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Rupert and Andrew Weil Dialogue
New Science and the Future

Hollyhock, Cortes Island, BC, Canada - August 2008
(MP3 file, playing time 1hr 13min)


Tucson, Arizona 'Towards a Science of Consciousness' Conference
Rupert's Keynote Address 12 April 2008
The Evolution of Telepathy (MP3 file, playing time 1hr 8min)


Rupert and David Cayley - dialogue on Evolutionary Biology.
From the CBC Radio series 'Thinking about Science'
Broadcast January 23, 2008


The Sheldrake - McKenna - Abraham Trialogues
A series of lively, far-reaching discussions between Rupert and his close friends Ralph Abraham and Terence McKenna, that took place between 1989 and 1998, in America and England.
The Trialogues

Cells, Minds and Morphic Fields
Rupert Sheldrake and Bruce Lipton
A dialogue at Seattle, USA, August 2007
Dialogue I
Tape 1 ¦ Tape 2 ¦ Tape 3
Dialogue 2
Tape 1 ¦ Tape 2 ¦ Tape 3

Placebos and Mind-Body Relationships
Rupert Sheldrake, Andrew Weil and Ralph Abraham
A trialogue at Hollyhock, Cortes Island, BC, Canada on August 12 2007
How are the mind and body related? The placebo effect shows that people's beliefs affect their physiology and capacity for healing. This is the starting point for a wide ranging discussion. Both parts are in mp3 format.
Part 1 50min
Part 2 30min

Rupert's Lecture at Goldsmiths College, London, November 21st 2006
What if Telepathy Really Happens?
MP3 format, duration 53minutes.

Rupert at the Perrott-Warrick Public Debate, Trinity College Cambridge, November 29th 2006
Rupert debates with Professor Chris French, Department of Psychology, Goldsmiths College, University of London
Does Telepathy Happen?
Chaired by Professor Simon Blackburn

Rupert at the BA Festival of Science UEA Norwich Sept 5th 2006
Rupert's paper on Telepathy was the subject of intense controversy. For example, Prof Peter Atkins, a chemist at Oxford University, was quoted as saying, “There is absolutely no reason to suppose that telepathy is anything more than a charlatan’s fantasy.” On the same day, BBC Radio 5 broadcast a debate between the two.
The Telepathy controversy - Prof Peter Atkins and Dr Rupert Sheldrake.

Fields of Mind and Body
Rupert Sheldrake and Andrew Weil
A dialogue at Hollyhock, Cortes Island, BC, August 6, 2006
Part 1 47min - including introduction
Part 2 42 min - questions and discussion

Evidence and Belief in Science and Medicine
Rupert Sheldrake and Andrew Weil
A dialogue at Hollyhock, Cortes Island, BC on August 6, 2005   43min
MP3 format

Integrative Medicine and the Extended Mind
A dialogue between Dr Rupert Sheldrake and Dr Andrew Weil which took place at Hollyhock, Cortes Island, BC, Canada on August 14 2004.   43min
Also in MP3 format


The Extended Mind: Social Insects
Are the nest-building activities of termites still harmoniously coordinated even when sensory communication is blocked by means of a barrier? This and excerpt from a workshop at the Psychology of Health, Immunity & Disease conference in Hilton Head, SC. December, 1997. 34.43 min.
posted 12/9/00

A Glorious Accident: Rupert Sheldrake Interview
From the enormously successful PBS series, listen to Rupert explain his hypothesis and give experimental and circumstatial evidence: What is morphic resonance? 1 hr. 39min.

Presence of the Past
Were there any laws of the universe at the same time of the big bang? Cambridge trained biologist Rupert Sheldrake, author of A New Science of Life and The Presence of the Past, says that all laws developed as habits over time. Thus the universe and its laws can be seen to be applied to physics, chemistry and cosmology. This audio clip is from the Thinking Allowed Series video with Dr. Jeffrey Mishlove. 28min.

The Universal Organism
The so-called "laws of nature" may actually be more like habits and instincts than immutable and inviolable principles. Rupert Sheldrake, biologist and author of the controversial A New Science of Life, suggests that from this perspective all of creation may be viewed as a living organism. This ancient concept challenges the notion of the universe as a mechanism with God as the great mechanic. This audio clip is from the Thinking Allowed Series video with Dr. Jeffrey Mishlove. 28min.

Talk of the Nation: Science Friday
This is a clip from National Public Radio (NPR). On January 5, 1996, Rupert Sheldrake and Shawn Carlson participated in a call in show, called Science Friday. The first 6 minutes is about other topics, but after that the discussion is very good. 52min.

A Brief History of Rupert Sheldrake
From the video Seven Experiments That Could Change the World, this is a great introduction to the life and work of Dr. Sheldrake. If you really like the introduction clip, I highly recommend the video that Wellspring Media did on the Seven Experiments.   9min

An Introduction to Rupert Sheldrake
This is a clip from the Metamorphosis video with Terence McKenna and Ralph Abraham. Rupert explains how he first became interested in biology as a child and how this has been translated into a way of life for him.   3min

The Extended Mind: Revolutionary Science That Could Change the World
This was the keynote address at the Psychology of Health, Immunity & Disease conference in Hilton Head, SC. December, 1997. If you are interested in the psychic pet and staring research, you'll really like this clip. 58

An Introduction to Rupert's Web Site
This is a clip from the Hilton Head conference. Rupert gave a description of the web site to the audience and introduced the webmaster. There is an excellent summary of the video A Glorious Accident.   11min

How Can Animals Predict Earthquakes?
Follow Rupert along with his research assistant David Brown through the streets of Assisi, Italy and Santa Cruz, California as they attempt to figure out how animals have the ability to predict earthquakes. Learn about the current research on the subject in Japan and how interested the Unites States Geological community is interested in using animals to help predict earthquakes.   20min.

The Relationship Between Humans & Animals
We need contact with animals - beginning with the ancient shamans up until today with domesticated animals like dogs and cats. Rupert explores why it may be that we need this bond and how disastrous our present situation is - where cows and pig are herded and slaughtered by the masses for indulgent consumers on their lunch breaks to McDonald's.  5min.

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