Art has a terrific guest on tonight. Dr Bruce Lipton who will be discussing a breakthrough - 'a long-awaited paradigm shift in the biomedical sciences. The new science will inspire your spirit, engage your mind and challenge your creativity as you comprehend the enormous real potential for applying this information in your life and in your profession...'
New book: Biology and Belief
A groundbreaking work in the field of New Biology. Author Dr. Bruce Lipton is a former medical school professor (University of Wisconsin) and research scientist (Stanford University School of Medicine).His experiments, examining in great detail the molecular mechanisms by which cells process information, have revealed that genes do not in fact control our behavior, instead, genes are turned on and off by influences outside the cell.
These influences include our perceptions and beliefs. He shows that our beliefs, true or false, positive or negative, affect genetic activity and actually alter our genetic code. Dr. Lipton's profoundly hopeful work, being hailed as one of the major breakthroughs in the New Sciences, shows how we can retrain our consciousness to create healthy beliefs, and by doing so create a profoundly positive effect on our bodies and our lives.
Saturday 14 May 05 w/ Art Bell - Bruce Lipton - Mind/Body Co
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Bruce Lipton was profound (as usual).
The body's ability to heal itself--and conversely, kill itself--is mindboggling. But it's beginning to make more "sense" as time goes on and more self-awareness takes place.
Edgar Cayce pointed out that the human body is (much) more than meets the eye...
Speaking of eyes, our eyes may have let us down to begin with. The body is actually trillions of cells shimmering together to form the illusion of a single entity. Our minds (and eyes), still evolving, haven't reached the point where most people can see this pattern. But science certainly knows it's true -- and a good number of ordinary citizens are starting to realize it too. For example, people can now detect "auras" around other people. This is a manifestation of that same, fluctuating energy.
The body's ability to heal itself--and conversely, kill itself--is mindboggling. But it's beginning to make more "sense" as time goes on and more self-awareness takes place.
Edgar Cayce pointed out that the human body is (much) more than meets the eye...
Speaking of eyes, our eyes may have let us down to begin with. The body is actually trillions of cells shimmering together to form the illusion of a single entity. Our minds (and eyes), still evolving, haven't reached the point where most people can see this pattern. But science certainly knows it's true -- and a good number of ordinary citizens are starting to realize it too. For example, people can now detect "auras" around other people. This is a manifestation of that same, fluctuating energy.
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Hmmm'
"His experiments, examining in great detail the molecular mechanisms by which cells process information, have revealed that genes do not in fact control our behavior, instead, genes are turned on and off by influences outside the cell."
This has got me to thinking about the experiment being conducted right here on the FF... The No politics' threads being removed.
Regarding, 'Influence. As politics seem to always have a negative influence.
It seems kinda nice to have a break from it, even tho these are trying times...
This morning, for me, the 'Let It Be' attitude suits me just fine.
Thanks Linnea.
The leap is on!
"His experiments, examining in great detail the molecular mechanisms by which cells process information, have revealed that genes do not in fact control our behavior, instead, genes are turned on and off by influences outside the cell."
This has got me to thinking about the experiment being conducted right here on the FF... The No politics' threads being removed.
Regarding, 'Influence. As politics seem to always have a negative influence.
It seems kinda nice to have a break from it, even tho these are trying times...
This morning, for me, the 'Let It Be' attitude suits me just fine.
Thanks Linnea.
The leap is on!