Your thoughts trigger specific brain chemicals: picturing love releases dopamine and oxytocin for health and vitality, while fear releases stress hormones that suppress immunity. Change your mental images and you change your chemistry.
If you change the picture in your mind, you change the chemistry, you change the fate. So I'll give an example. If I have a picture of love in my mind, the brain releases complementary chemistry— dopamine, pleasure, oxytocin, bond with your loved one, growth hormone, which does exactly what it says, it enhances your growth. And that's why when people fall in love, the chemistry of the brain going into the blood, the culture medium, enhances vitality. People glow when they fall in love. People healthy when they fall in love. It's not an accident, it's the chemistry of your culture media. But now I say, but wait, what if I have a picture of fear? I go, oh, well, love chemistry doesn't come out when fear is in the picture. The brain releases stress hormones and factors that affect the immune system and growth of the system. And I go, oh my goodness. I say, why is it relevant? Changing my thought changes my chemistry. The chemistry adjusts my biology.
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