Metapsychosis

Journal of Consciousness, Literature, and Art

Tag: collective consciousness

Considering the DNA Resonance Hypothesis: What If Jung Was Right But for the Wrong Reasons? And Darwin Only Got Half the Story?

By | Banner, Features Essays, Science DNA resonance, carl jung, collective consciousness, consciousness studies, epigenetics, morphic resonance, quantum biology

What if Jung’s collective unconscious has a biological basis and Darwin missed evolution’s communication network? The DNA Resonance Hypothesis proposes that DNA functions as more than genetic storage—acting as a quantum antenna that enables non-local information exchange between organisms. This interdisciplinary exploration bridges psychology, evolutionary biology, and quantum physics to suggest that communication, not just competition, drives evolution and collective behavior.

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