Dr. Joe Dispenza

In stress, it's time to run, to hide, or to fight.

And so people spend 70% of their life living in the state.

And as they begin to get caught up in these chemicals, what they start doing is, out of the infinite possibilities in the quantum field that they can begin to create, in stress, you will select the worst-case scenario.

And when you select the worst-case scenario, you're in survival, because in survival, if you prepare for the worst,

there's better chances of surviving.

So people are always picking the worst reality in their mind and combining a thought with the emotion, and they're conditioning their body into a genetic destiny.

So then, separation means I'm here and you're there, and if you look any different than me, then I'm going to experience a little bit more separation.

And if you have a different skin color or a different race or you look different than me, then I'm going to experience more separation.

And then there's me here, one point of consciousness, and you there, another point of consciousness.

But then there's me here, and there's my dreams.

And where do we place our dreams?

Way out there.

because we experience time linear, so we make an estimate in our mind.

It's going to take me a lot of time to get what I want.

So here's one point of consciousness, and then your dreams are another point of consciousness, way over there.

And it's going to cause you to drag your body through space every single day to go to work, to pay off all the dreams that you're creating because you're matter trying to change matter.

So then in stress, your brain is firing very incoherently,

And at the same time, your heart is racing because the adrenaline from stress is telling you to run, fight, and hide.

But social mores say you can't do any of those things.

So now you're stepping on the gas and the brake at the same time, and your heart starts to race and starts to fire very incoherently.