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Hosted by Dutch journalist Wim Kayzer, A Glorious Accident (Een schitterend Ongeluk) was filmed in the Netherlands by VPRO and produced by Nellie Kamer. The series, comprising interviews and a roundtable discussion, was shown in 1993 on Dutch television and in the United States on WNET TV in 1994. It was a huge hit in Holland and the companion book was a number one best seller there. In an interview about it, Rupert said, "It was a media phenomenon, and it was the most fruitful of anything I've ever done in terms of the response I've gotten. When I go to Holland, people stop me on the street and talk to me on the trains. They just want to talk about scientific ideas."
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Dr Rupert Sheldrake, PhD, is a biologist and author best known for his hypothesis of morphic resonance. At Cambridge University he worked in developmental biology as a Fellow of Clare College. He was Principal Plant Physiologist at the International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics and From 2005 to 2010 was Director of the Perrott-Warrick project, Cambridge.
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Sheldrake has an open mind, other "scientists" have closed minds. This is the reason all paradigm shifts come from outwith the group think.
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This is a very beautiful piece of television and a fascinating interview. The director and film crew really set a scene of calm and tranquility. Rupert and the others discuss within this, in a way that transcends the mind.
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The smile in your eyes NEVER leavesā¦.
You KNOW you are,soon enough,to shown to be rightā¦.
Iāve no idea why learned people fight your ideas,Iām not a learned person but your ideas are perfectly honest and truly easily understood by meā¦..
You arenāt contrived or a smart arse, you have spent your life building on these ideas and you arenāt a snake oil seller,you are a beautifully gifted man with beautifully crafted ideasā¦.
You ARENāT the new Darwin or Einstein,you are you and truly unique and your ideas are unfortunately too big and bold for the establishmentā¦.
Which makes you dangerousā¦..
But if they canāt prove you wrong, then they shouldnāt spend time shouting you downā¦..
Amazing man and humanā¦
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The Church of Wikipedia makes sure to introduce him as a parapsychology researcher and makes every effort to discredit him from the start of his bio. Disgusting šš¼šš¼ā¦. but Iāam not swayed a bit.
You are a true hero sir.
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Time to get my Rupert on!
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Outstanding interview.
Thank you for sharing it.
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This his how I got to know you, Rupert! So happy that happened.
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Thanks very much for this. I love Rupert Sheldrake
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I'm so glad I found your channel, thank you rupert for sharing your knowledge and points of view, love it
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Old Interviews from the 1900's, which would be in high quality- is a good idea to share with viewers. :) -Brittney
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I keep thinking and talking about concepts which I then hear rupert talking about in a video a few days later. He's very synchronous, I believe his world view and way of life synchronizes him with the universe.
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Thank you.
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Thank you, Rupert.
Enjoying seeing Merlin contributions now too.
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"Dreams are unlimited, whereas science is limited by reality through the experimental method" . I love this as at articulates how much mainstream science cannot truly discover due to it's limitations in comparison to the spiritual world.
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Thank you
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We need ideas like these to persist to keep humans sane.
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Wow, when he was talking worlds within worlds. i also have had those thoughts or a vivid visual came to me porttraying that. Its cool i am not the only, sure it isnt just me
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Thanks.... like this topic.
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Please put VPRO "Een schitterend Ongeluk" in the title too, so other deeply affected Dutch people like me can find this too.
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@dianorrington
2 years ago
I can think of few minds for whom I am more grateful than those of Rupert, Cosmo, and Merlin Sheldrake. Their contributions to the collective consciousness are so precious and comforting to me. It's a relief to know there are humans such as these out there. Deep respect and gratitude. (And this interview is a gem.)
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