We've just spent an hour with Dr Rupert Sheldrake who's a biologist and writer and he spoke about

morphic resonance. What do you think of him?

You know Brian that was one of the most fascinating interviews I think we've done.

It was probably the equivalent of spending an hour with

Terrence McKenna is unbelievable conversation you know he dropped so much

science about his research he's been writing books for 30 years and then he talks about hanging out with

Terence McKenna while he's driving down the highway 101 you know while Terrence is smoking

cannabis and talking about theories I mean this guy has been there and done that.

Yeah, I've been really excited to have him on the show since.

I haven't even read his books but just seeing the titles of his books.

One of them is called The Sense of Being Stared at,

and another one is called dogs that know

when their owners are coming home and just seeing those titles they popped out of

me and I was like oh this is going to be a great interview you know it was it was I'm

the first one to be very dubious and skeptical about this kind of pseudo science

But he made me question a lot of my assumptions and a lot of my classic trainings and you know why I believe these things

So I'm gonna have to go back to the drawing board

and think about it I can't wait to listen to it again yeah no it's fantastic I can't

wait so please check him out he's on right now Dr. Rupert Shell Drake. This is

London Real. I am Brian Rose. This is Nick Gabriel and joining us today is Dr. Rupert Sheldrake who is a biologist and writer. His titles include A New Science of Life,

The Hypothesis of Morphic Residence, which is from 1981, and this year he's

published The Science Delusion, Freeing the Spirit of Inquiry, and in the States that's

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