Dr. Joe Dispenza

We have...

A lot of quantitative EEG studies on this.

It doesn't matter how old you are, how young you are, your gender, what you eat, where you're from, your socioeconomic status.

None of those elements matter.

That when you do this properly, the brain begins to function more coherently and more organized.

And when that happens, the brain gets highly creative.

You're processing a different level of consciousness, a more holistic level of consciousness.

So that's called intention.

The person all of a sudden can begin to imagine a future because they've moved from that survival state into a more creative state.

At the same time when they do that, you kind of see this psychic union going on between these two hemispheres and modulation goes down which means the brain's firing more holistically, the compartments are no longer divided, they're more unified.

When that occurs, a person's starting to feel more like themselves like, oh my god, I forgot like this feels really great.

at the same time we see this kind of cooperation with the heart like the heart all of a sudden begins to bloom it starts to become very coherent as well because when we're living in stress and we're living in survival and a person's distracted and they have kids and obligations and meetings and and they're fragmented like that the arousal of those stress hormones the person's not running

you know, exerting themselves, running.

They're not fighting and they're not, you know, fleeing and hiding.

This adrenaline is causing the person to step on the gas and step on the brake at the same time.

And the heart is beating against the closed system, right?

So the heart starts to beat out of order.

And when it becomes incoherent, incoherent waves cancel each other out and energy leaves the heart and you stop trusting.

You stop connecting, you stop communicating, you stop being creative.

The heart is the creative center.