There's physical evidence when we learn something that is left in our
brain, footprints of consciousness that reflect our interaction in the
environment. But if learning is making those connections and
remembering is being able to maintain them and sustain them,
so I now know - if you give them the right information and then they can
turn to the person next to them and I can explain it,
if they can explain that information and create a model of
understanding, they're are beginning to install the neurological
hardware in their brain in preparation for an experience!
So, the more people understand what they're doing and why they're doing
it, the "how" gets easier.
So, we start off with theory, we start off with philosophy, we start
off with intellectual knowledge. But as people begin to share that
information,
if you can't explain that model to me, then it's not wired in your
brain. But if you can explain it,
the process of repeating it and understanding it is firing and
wiring new circuits in the brain.
Now the person is priming their brain for a future event!
If I can set up the conditions in the environment and give people the
proper instructions, and they can get their behaviors to match their
intentions, their actions equal to their thoughts,
if they can get their mind and body working together,
they are going to have a new experience.
Now, the experience of what they're having and embracing in that moment
enriches the philosophical circuits in the brain, more connections
are laid down, that's what experience does.
But the moment those neurons string in the place, into networks, the
brain makes a chemical. And that chemical s called a feeling or an emotion.
And the moment they start to feel whole, or unlimited, or empowered,
or invincible, or compassionate, or have a love for life,
now they're teaching their body chemically to understand what their
mind is intellectually understood!
So we can say that knowledge is for the mind and experience is for the body.
And in that moment they're embodying the truth of that philosophy.
And now, the research shows that genes don't create disease, it's a
fact that it's the environment that signals the gene that begins to
change its expression. Well, the end product of an experience is called
an emotion.
So, when a person begins to feel the emotion from the experience,
they are literally rewriting their biological program and signaling new genes
in new ways.
And genes are like Christmas tree lights, they are turning on and off all
the time.
So, the moment the person starts to have a new experience - that's new
information. And that new information begins to regulate genes.
And genes make proteins. And proteins are responsible for the structure
and function of your body.
And the expression of proteins is the expression of life!
And in that
moment they can literally down-regulate a gene for disease and
up-regulate the gene for health.
We've measured it! So then, that's great! Doing it once
means that you should be able to do it again.
So, if you're able to reproduce any experience, it's going to become a
skill or a habit.
So, the repetition of an experience begins to neurochemically condition
your mind and body to begin to work as one.
In other words, when you've done something so many times that
your body now knows how to do it as well as your mind,
now it's innate in you.
It's second nature.
It's who you are.
It's who you're becoming!
And that's my passion because when a person reaches that level,
now they're beginning to master that philosophy, they're embodying it,
it's part of their fabric. And it becomes almost a subconscious
program.
It's just naturally who they become, they know how they do it, but
they don't know how they know how, because it's become an automatic
process.
So, when I see emails where people start off with: You're not going to
believe this, in the beginning it was exciting. But it's happening so
many times
now that we have a community of people that are applying a very
specific formula. And that all of the research that we've done over the
last eight years has helped us to refine that formula. And if you
follow the formula and eliminate everything else that's not part of
the formula
and refine it,
it will become a skill! And then you'll have access to begin to
make those changes.
So for me, we're at a point right now where so many of our students
are experiencing the miraculous, not just like changing their thyroid
hormones.
Although that's important and we've gotten a lot of those.
But now we're talking about brain tumors disappearing, we're talking
about blind people seeing. Not once, not twice, not three times, you're
talking about deaf people
that can't hear all of a sudden get their hearing back.
Tumors
shrinking in seven days, a person comes with a tumor, at the end of the
event the tumor's gone.
I mean, these are miraculous! And I guess for me, I never thought
in my lifetime really that I would be witnessing what I'm witnessing today.
So how do I feel about that?
I'm super humble.
I'm super empowered and excited.
And my interest is to push the envelope. In other
words, if you just healed yourself of some chronic health condition,
stage 4 cancer, and we have a lot of those, then
the next question is: If I healed myself, why can I not heal somebody else?
And then, once we've developed that skill, we see people healing other people.
It's happening all the time in our work, they understand the science
behind that.
Then the question is: Well, if I'm in the field and in the
field I'm connected to everyone and everything,
do I really need to be present
to heal a person who's sick? All I need is a picture of them, and
if I'm with a group of people and we connect to that field, then I
don't need to go there to heal them.
So now we have people,
as an example we had a person in our event in Cancun in June, whose
brother had a massive stroke and went into a coma.
He was in the hospital for 2 weeks and she was there.
And she called up her healing group,
said: hHre's the picture of
brother, we've healed somebody
in the last event, we should be able to heal him.
Let's go to the next level of philosophical understanding.
In one hour after that healing, he came out of his coma, he left the
hospital that night.
Now, that's the next level.
So then, you keep developing through experience.
In other words, if you don't have the experience of healing yourself
or healing another, you can't do that.
Really it's methodical, right?
So, we have a group of people that are stepping out of the known and
pushing the envelope. And because they're not afraid to fail, because
they know how to get beyond themselves,
because they know how to connect, because I know how to open their hearts,
they put it all together. And you keep adding more of the formula and
the skill, sooner or later you're going to keep doing the uncommon!
And that's my interest. 70% of the time
people in their waking lives,
they live in a very protective state, they live in a state of stress
or in a state of survival.
In fact, it's such a program that we don't know that
we're doing this.
We're always spanning the environment to determine if it's safe or not.
And if something appears out of the predictable or unknown, it alerts
us and we move into a state of arousal and we begin to turn on the
very systems that begin to say: Danger, threat, possible scenario
that's not safe.
And when that happens, we literally begin to anticipate an outcome.
And when we do that, we're always preparing for what could go wrong.
And we begin to create the emotions ahead of the experience of what
happens if it goes wrong. Whether it's fear, anxiety, worry, sadness,
pain, we do that unconsciously.
That's what a program is.
And that becomes the habit.
So, if you're living in a world where men have to provide and show a
certain amount of success and be competitive, then you're not going
to open your heart, it's not a time to do that.
It's a time to survive and thrive in an environment.
And yet, in our work I see men that if they practice opening their
hearts, and it's just being a child again, being a boy again, being
curious, being wondering,
being free,
allowing yourself to let go. And for men, we have to lay down the
very thing
we used our whole life to get what we want for something greater to occur.