Does Nature Remember? Kehlan Morgan on Morphic Resonance and Aether

Explore whether nature itself possesses a kind of memory through morphic resonance—and what science might have lost by abandoning older frameworks for understanding form, fields, and reality's relational nature. Kehlan Morgan traces how historical amnesia in science obscures the deeper stories behind established facts, then ventures into Sheldrake's morphic fields, Jung's collective unconscious, aether, and a vision of reality organized by pattern and connection rather than isolated objects in empty space.