The connection that will lead to the creation of new values \u200b\u200band new ways of relating have scientific evidence. The change is in us. When a member of a species learns a new behavior, change the field morphological or producer of the species. This change is, at first, barely perceptible, but if the behavior is repeated for a certain period of time, the morphic resonance affects the entire species. Invisible matrix that allows a morphogenetic field is able to produce a remote effect both in space and in time. Continue Reading ... This remarkable idea has been introduced by the British scientist Rupert Sheldrake, an idea that will soon revolutionize many of our fundamental concepts about of nature and science. Launched the hypothesis that the universe is not going according to immutable laws but rather to patterns of habits created by the repetition of certain events in time. Rupert Sheldrake proposes that all systems are regulated not by material factors or by known energies, but also by invisible organizing fields. These energy fields are not yet play a role in production of forms. Function as if they were models for the shape and behavior. According to Sheldrake this new way of thinking leads to a territory for which there is still no map. Seems the only hope for a new scientific understanding form and organization in general and of living organisms in particular. Many morphogenetic fields are so well established that it remain unchanged. For example, the first hydrogen atom has been responsible for all subsequent atoms adopt the same form of behavior. The evolution shows us the formation of new morphogenetic fields. The genetic apparatus, for example, can be conceived as the physical mechanism that receives information from the morphogenetic field, comparable to and receives a radio or television signals invisible. In this sense there is a very interesting series of experiments that suggest that when you get a critical mass, a number of individuals of a species that do exactly the same, establishing a morphogenetic field that "resonates" in other individuals of the same species, although they are in different places. Two different experiments based on the theory of 'critical number' or required number of adherents to an idea that this 'pledge' in a society. One of them is to enclose a group of rats in a maze. The first generation of rats takes too long to find the exit, the second least, the third, much less. None of these three generations had contact with before. Time after the experiment is repeated elsewhere, with other rats, which get out of the maze with the same speed as the latest generation of the first group. The second experiment, unrelated to the earlier-was carried out with monkeys on an island in Japan. They changed their habitual food sweet potatoes straight from the ground, covered with sand and clay. At first the monkeys rejected these potatoes, until a monkey and was made a river to wash. The monkey taught this trick to their young friends, and soon the group was divided into those who knew monkeys washing potatoes and still would not or could not learn. Gradually integrate new monkeys to the first group. One day, a monkey met the critical number (Was like the straw that broke the camel): when he washed his parents, all the other monkeys on the island washed theirs. Furthermore, the information space jumped to another nearby island, and from there to another until it reaches the main centers of Japan. The theory posits, then, that when there is a change in learning, that change is kept isolated for a time, until a certain number of individuals (the critical number) learns and creates what is called 'morphogenetic field', in the words of Rupert Sheldrake. This means that, elsewhere, large numbers of individuals to learn the behavior in question suddenly. Is possible to create a consciousness of unity, with each one of its members have gone through this development process to achieve it. A 2 or 3 percent of the population is sufficient to produce a morphogenetic field, that is a common thought, positive and well-directed, which makes people ascribe to it. This happens for what is now called critical numbers, and more than a century Hegel called 'Spirit World': if enough people want the same, think the same and talk the same, their ideas will spread the rest of humanity. We believe new thinking to make us feel the creative force, that leads to altruism, with only a few that firmly believe we can succeed. Hopefully not our selfish desires are those who lead us, that love to others is our flag. Viviana Godoy