In the mid-80s of the 20th century, the English biologist Rupert Sheldrake put forward a revolutionary theory of morphogenetic fields. According to his hypothesis, all natural systems - from crystals to plants and animals, including humans and the entire human society - have a collective memory that determines their behavior, structure and external forms. In his new best-selling book, Sheldrake continues to develop his ideas, but in an even more accessible and entertaining way. The community of consciousness underlying his theory of morphogenetic fields helps him not only to explain various paranormal phenomena, such as telepathy or telekinesis, but also to involve the reader in fascinating experiments that link theory with practice.