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The Morphic Field and Inheritance in Biology

Authors: Kiyoung Kim

Viewed as an ontological reality in physics, the biological morphic field—whose existence has long been hypothesized in biology—is interpreted as a structural template for matter. In this context, for a living organism, this field acts as the ontological counterpart to its physical body in an energy resonance state. Through the organism's mental activities, the field and physical body interconnect to interact with the external environment. Moreover, if we can assume that the life cycles of organisms are a natural process selected through evolution to help them adapt to changing environments, the genetic data inherent to both this field and the physical body should be passed down to subsequent generations.

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