Posts Tagged ‘ Bruce Lipton ’

Monday around 9:30 p.m., if you had walked into my house you would have found me sitting cross-legged on the floor, rocking back and forth, sobbing, heaving, and thrusting out deep, guttural, staccato sounds of agony. This is not what I typically do on a Monday evening. But something serendipitous is happening. Not fun,...
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Where do our beliefs come from? The primary beliefs that we operate our lives by are acquired in our first six years. During that time, our brains are in a hypnogogic, dreamlike state, ideal for downloading massive amounts of information with no filters. In other words, from birth to age six, we’re sponges with...
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Yesterday afternoon I had the absolute pleasure and honor to interview the esteemed and sought-after scientist, speaker, author, and leader of bridging science and spirit, Dr. Bruce Lipton. He wrote The Biology of Belief, which I refer to often on this blog, because it’s the science behind how what we think can change our...
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If you’re healthy and those close to you are healthy, you probably don’t think very much about our medical system. Maybe you go for a check-up once a year, maybe you pay a visit to your doctor when you get a really bad cold. But if you’ve been diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis, or any...
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One of my primary gripes with the way Western Medicine approaches Multiple Sclerosis is its failure to acknowledge the HUGE role our internal environment plays in how sick or not we get. Our internal environment is effected by what we eat, what we think, how we feel, what toxins we’re exposed to, and more....
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