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SCIENCE & SPIRITUALITY
Dr. Joe Dispenza – Make the Mind Yours P2/2
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Hallo, noble friends,
welcome to
Science and Spirituality.
Today we resume
our discussion
on the secrets of the mind
with Dr. Joe Dispenza.
Dr. Dispenza is
an American expert
on the role and function
of the human brain.
He has authored the book
“Evolve your Brain”
and produced several
DVDs and CDs featuring
his past seminars.
He is well known for
having appeared in the
critically acclaimed 2004
American documentary
“What the Bleep
Do We Know!?”
Dr. Dispenza’s training
and education are
in the fields of
neurology, neuroscience,
cellular biology,
memory formation, aging
and longevity.
He also has a Doctor of
Chiropractic degree and
is an honorary member
of the National Board of
Chiropractic Examiners
in the United States.
Years ago, an accident
left him with several
broken bones in his back.
The grim prognosis
by doctors
was that he would never
be able to walk again.
Dr. Dispenza has
always been interested
in human potential.
He strongly believes
that the power that
creates our body can also
heal disease or injury.
Thus he decided not to
have the back surgery
his doctors recommended
and instead
surrendered himself
to this great power.
About 12 weeks later,
he returned to work,
fully recovered.
After this
life changing experience,
he traveled the world
studying
“spontaneous remission”
or the sudden reversal
of an illness without
a medical explanation.
He found that there were
four common
characteristics among
those people he met
who had undergone
this wonderful
transformation.
Last week, he shared
with us two of these traits:
first, these persons
all believed that there was
some spiritual aspect
that lived within them
and second, they all realized
that it was their own
negative thoughts that
had caused their condition.
Today
Dr. Dispenza shares more
about his findings.
The third thing
they had in common
is that they said
that they had to
re-invent themselves.
They had to
become somebody else.
They couldn't be
the same person any longer.
They began
to change their brain
just by thinking differently.
We can do that when the
neuroscience behind it
says that, “We can
change our brain whenever
we learn new things,
but more importantly
we can begin
to rehearse mentally.”
Mentally rehearse
who we want to be
and as we do that,
we force the brain
to fire new sequences,
new patterns
and new combinations.
Whenever we make
the brain work differently,
we just made a new mind.
The last thing
they had in common
which I found so unique
was that they had long
moments where they lost
track of time and space,
where they were
sitting down
and they were creating
this new ideal that
when they open their eyes
they expected it
to be an hour later.
Yes, they open their eyes.
well,
They thought
it was 20 minutes and it was
an hour and a half later.
In other words,
they became so involved
in their rehearsal
that time and space
disappeared.
And they moved
from that state of survival
to the state of creation.
In the state of creation,
we become selfless.
We forget about ourselves.
On functional imagery,
if you look at nuns
and reverie of prayer,
Buddhist monks
and meditation,
a part of the brain
that turns on is called
the "frontal lobe"
and that is like
the volume control
of the brain.
When the frontal lobe
begins to work properly,
it quiets down
all the other circuits
and the brain
so nothing else
is being processed, but
a single-minded thought.
All of a sudden
they started to experience
altruistic states of
compassion and joy and
inspiration and goodwill.
What they didn't know is
that the moment
they were doing that,
they were re-conditioning
the body to a new mind.
They were beginning
to change the gene
and activate
a new genetic expression
as a result of it .
And heal?
And heal.
As the result?
As a result, yes.
Scientists found
very unique phenomena
while conducting research
regarding
the meditation practice
of Buddhist monks.
In the experimentations
that were done
on the Buddhist monks,
they produced
a brain wave pattern
called gamma waves.
And gamma waves are
when you’re in the zone,
when you’re
totally connected,
when you’re in the flow.
The interesting thing is
that when the brain is
in synchrony, when
the circuits in the brain
are producing
the same frequency, we
could say that the brain
now is working more
in a holistic sense.
In other words, more parts
are talking to other parts.
The brain is
in psychic union.
As a result of that,
that gamma wave is when
those coherent signals
cause circuits to begin
to form and maintain
new circuitry
and new connections.
And when the monks
came out of the meditation
and they tested them
hours later, they were
still maintaining
that gamma pattern
even though they were
no longer in meditation.
Not only were they in bliss,
but they were in a
functional state of unity
in which their internal
order was greater than
their external environment.
That’s my definition
of mastery;
when we’ve maintained
an internal chemical,
neurological and
emotional state so well
that nothing
in our external world
can move us from it.
When Science and
Spirituality returns
we will have more
from our interview
with the knowledgeable
Dr. Joe Dispenza.
Please stay tuned to
Supreme Master
Television.
Welcome back,
caring viewers to
Science and Spirituality
on Supreme Master
Television.
We are speaking
with Dr. Joe Dispenza,
an American research
scientist and chiropractor,
on the power of the mind
and the miracles
that can occur
when we decide to
change the way we think
and when we practice
deep concentration
or meditation.
When we produce
synchronized
coherent patterns,
the immune system
gets very strong.
These monks
they didn’t get sick
because their system
was so integrated and
so orderly that disease
couldn’t live in their body.
The signal
that’s travelling down
the central nervous system
is creating amazing order
that allows the body
to begin to function
in wonderful ways.
And the mind
can’t change the brain
because the mind is
the product of the brain.
The mind is
the brain in action.
So who’s changing
the brain and the mind?
That’s called
“consciousness.”
It’s the immaterial aspect,
the spiritual aspect of us
that uses a brain
and a body to produce
different levels of mind
and only when
we’re truly conscious
and only when
we’re truly self-aware.
Only when we notice
can we begin to make
measurable changes
in our life.
When our mind changes,
our lives change as well.
When I was talking about
creating my day
in the movie,
“What the Bleep
Do We Know!?”
what I was saying
most importantly was that,
if I’m going to sit down
and take the time
to emulate the Creator, if
I’m going to be like God,
if I’m going to emulate
the quantum field which
gives life to all things,
if I am going
to express divinity and
I’m going to be a Creator,
I want to know
that my thoughts count
and I want to know that
I some way made contact
with this mind.
So I need a sign to
let me know, great mind,
cosmic mind, that
I’ve been heard by you.
I want you to bring
a signal or a sign to me
in my life in a way
that I could least expect.
Because if I could expect
it, it’s not new right?
I want it to be unknown
and I want it
to be surprising.
I want it to surprise me
so that it leaves no doubt
that my efforts today
were heard and noticed
by you
so that I have such joy
from the experience
that it inspires me
to want to do it again.
Now we’re no longer
living as victims
to the environment.
We’re no longer allowing
whatever it is out there
to produce this internal
chemical change and
we associate that event or
reacting to how we feel.
Instead we’ve done
something internally
that’s produced an effect
externally, and we’re
going to pay attention to
what we did in here
that did that there.
Now our environment
is no longer
controlling our thinking,
our thinking is now
controlling
our environment.
Dr. Dispenza has noted
that celebrated inventors
and scientists throughout
history, have had
similar characteristics
in terms of the functioning
of their brains.
Now great inventors
in history here,
great visionaries
that had genius ideas,
they had the ability to
function neuroplastically.
They had the ability
to have a neuroplastic
brain, which means
in the brain
the sum of the parts
is greater than the whole.
So, they could
learn something
and begin to speculate
and ask questions
and begin to think about
those answers.
For example, Einstein,
when he was 12 years old,
he asked himself
this question,
“If I ride my bicycle
at the speed of light, and
I turn my head lights on,
will they go on?”
Now he thought about
that question
every single day of his life.
Now 10 years later,
he’s working as a clerk
in a Swiss patent office,
and he’s watching a man
fix a roof.
He’s just
looking out the window,
and he kind of pauses
and he stares.
The moment he goes blank,
he understands relativity
in one second.
The vision was so clear
that he had to
go back to school
to learn the mathematics
to explain the vision
that he saw.
It was outside
of his understanding
intellectually.
When he published
his papers on relativity,
there were no footnotes.
So where did that
information come from?
It came from a greater
level of consciousness,
not the consciousness
that makes up
the free will of you and I,
the journeyman,
the journeywoman
on the progress of life,
but the
universal consciousness.
So as he began
to create the mind
of the understanding
of relativity,
his brain became
a receiver of information
from the quantum field,
and he tuned into that mind
and then the brain
began to download
the information because
the quantum field
is an information field.
His brain became
completely rewired
to understand exactly
what it was.
We close with this final,
insightful thought
from Dr. Dispenza.
I think our purpose in life
is to express God.
It’s naturally within us,
and when we begin
to unlearn those
emotional states
that drive us to
our lowest denominator
and we begin
to reinvent a new self and
recondition a new self,
we go from being selfish
to being selfless.
We are thankful that
we had the opportunity
to speak with
Dr. Joe Dispenza about
his remarkable research
and about his
extraordinary life story.
We wish him
much success
in his further study
of the role and function
of the brain
and the innate potential
in humans for greatness.
Enlightened viewers,
we very much appreciate
your kind companionship
for this episode of
Science and Spirituality.
Now please stay with us
for Words of Wisdom,
following
Noteworthy News.
May we all discover
the infinite Divine within.
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