Rupert Sheldrake
Memory and Patterns in Nature
Stathine–Coexon reinterpretation of Rupert Sheldrake’s work. Original conceptual formulation by Anand Damani.
Scientific foundation
Rupert Sheldrake has proposed morphic resonance as a theory of memory in nature. This remains a contested proposal and is not an established explanation within mainstream biology.
Stathine–Coexon reinterpretation
“If nature retains patterns beyond the individual organism, the Coexon hypothesis asks whether sentient information may participate in continuity without depending entirely upon biological memory.”
Note / Research direction
This should be presented as a philosophical extension, not as confirmation of morphic resonance.