Bruce Lipton

So all of a sudden it says, your life is not being controlled by your wishes and desires while you're running the program. And you run the program 95% of the day because that's the amount of time you're thinking. So are you creating the life you want? I go, not necessarily at all. As a matter of fact, you're creating the life you've been programmed to create.

So all of a sudden it says, your life is not being controlled by your wishes and desires while you're running the program. And you run the program 95% of the day because that's the amount of time you're thinking. So are you creating the life you want? I go, not necessarily at all. As a matter of fact, you're creating the life you've been programmed to create.

How do you discern, I suppose, what materials would say you could boil down to biochemical kind of reactions? When you're using the word spiritual, do you ever refer to metaphysical, non-material realities? Because I know so much of your work has been bringing forth what feel like metaphysical experiences into understandable brain chemistry and kind of bridging the gap between the two.

How do you discern, I suppose, what materials would say you could boil down to biochemical kind of reactions? When you're using the word spiritual, do you ever refer to metaphysical, non-material realities? Because I know so much of your work has been bringing forth what feel like metaphysical experiences into understandable brain chemistry and kind of bridging the gap between the two.

How do you discern, I suppose, what materials would say you could boil down to biochemical kind of reactions? When you're using the word spiritual, do you ever refer to metaphysical, non-material realities? Because I know so much of your work has been bringing forth what feel like metaphysical experiences into understandable brain chemistry and kind of bridging the gap between the two.

Please, yeah.

Please, yeah.

Please, yeah.

Two sides of one door, as you have so eloquently shared.

Two sides of one door, as you have so eloquently shared.

Two sides of one door, as you have so eloquently shared.

So powerful. And there is a... There's a part in this book, The Awakened Brain, that I really love. So this was advice Howard Thurman that you quoted gave to someone who is struggling to make a decision and desperate for guidance. And Thurman wrote a letter, his handwritten response

So powerful. And there is a... There's a part in this book, The Awakened Brain, that I really love. So this was advice Howard Thurman that you quoted gave to someone who is struggling to make a decision and desperate for guidance. And Thurman wrote a letter, his handwritten response

So powerful. And there is a... There's a part in this book, The Awakened Brain, that I really love. So this was advice Howard Thurman that you quoted gave to someone who is struggling to make a decision and desperate for guidance. And Thurman wrote a letter, his handwritten response

said, you're like a little boy under the Christmas tree who has so many gifts, he doesn't know which one to open first. The main thing is, you must wait and listen for the sound of the genuine which is within you. When you hear it, that will be your voice, and that will be the voice of God.

said, you're like a little boy under the Christmas tree who has so many gifts, he doesn't know which one to open first. The main thing is, you must wait and listen for the sound of the genuine which is within you. When you hear it, that will be your voice, and that will be the voice of God.

said, you're like a little boy under the Christmas tree who has so many gifts, he doesn't know which one to open first. The main thing is, you must wait and listen for the sound of the genuine which is within you. When you hear it, that will be your voice, and that will be the voice of God.

And it feels like when you're in those moments of depression, despair, where you're speaking to awakening as the other side of the door, making space for silence to discover that which is genuine within you to emerge is... It's our primary task is to make space and see what's trying to emerge from within us.

And it feels like when you're in those moments of depression, despair, where you're speaking to awakening as the other side of the door, making space for silence to discover that which is genuine within you to emerge is... It's our primary task is to make space and see what's trying to emerge from within us.

And it feels like when you're in those moments of depression, despair, where you're speaking to awakening as the other side of the door, making space for silence to discover that which is genuine within you to emerge is... It's our primary task is to make space and see what's trying to emerge from within us.