Rewrite Your Story with Gregg Braden: The Key to Breaking Free from Limits!

Greg Braden is absolutely right. Belief is one of the most powerful forces you can harness. Whether you realize it or not, every day you're deciding what to believe about yourself, your abilities, and your potential. The challenge is that most people are unconsciously letting other people's beliefs shape them—parents, society, outdated science—rather than consciously choosing their own. Now imagine how much of your life could change if you intentionally rewired your belief system. Not just about health or healing, but about potential in every area. Business, relationships, success. If you don't like the story you're living, you've got the power to change the script. This idea of breaking free from the laws of physics or biology that Gregg mentions, it's not just about spiritual practices or ancient wisdom. It's about taking ownership of your mindset. You have to own your belief that you're capable of more than what the world says you are. Most people are stuck because they're waiting for someone to prove it to them first. But belief isn't about waiting for evidence. It's about deciding ahead of time. Like Greg says, once you've experienced yourself as already healed or already successful, the world begins to mirror that belief. The hard truth is nobody's going to do it for you. You've got to be the one to see yourself as capable of more before it's obvious. Stop outsourcing your belief to others. You have the power to rewire your limits. Take control of your beliefs today. It's not about hoping, wishing, or praying for change. It's about knowing that you're already powerful enough to create it. The sooner you realize that, the faster you'll start living the life you're capable of. You're the one holding the pen to your story. Start writing. Special thanks to Celebrate Your Life's Liz Dawn for partnering with us to release this exclusive Gregg Braden speech on our YouTube channel. Enjoy the video and believe.

We're going to talk in the next 90 minutes about the power of belief. We tend to live our lives based in what we believe to be true about ourselves, our world, our capabilities, our limits. Would you agree with that, that pretty much we do that? As I began to understand this principle that is so well described in some of our most ancient and cherished traditions. What I found was that our beliefs, our limits, our capabilities, who and what we believe we are, more often than not, they come from other people, what other people tell us, what science tells us, what ancient religions have told us, what culture and history and our own families and friends have told us. And as well-intentioned as all those things are, My question was, what if they're wrong? What if they're wrong? What if about 1,700 years ago there was an idea implanted into our global consciousness that says maybe we're not as powerful as we've been in the past, or maybe we cannot heal our bodies or create peace between nations or interact with the forces of nature the way that we have in the past. Let me ask, how many of you believe— how many sense, honest to God, and don't raise your hand just because you're in this room, honest to God— how many think that there is a power, a force within you that has yet to be tapped, that is unleashed? Why aren't you using it? If it's there, why, why don't we use it? I ask myself the same question. We live our lives based upon what we believe to be true. What if those beliefs As well-intentioned as they are, what if they're wrong? Just how powerful is belief in our lives? Well, I'm going to tell you just a little secret that I've learned. Before I offer a program in this country, I'll usually test it out in a couple of other countries. And my thinking is, if I can convey the idea through a translator to non-English-speaking people— and jokes never work through a translator, so you weed out all the jokes— If I can convey an idea there, maybe it'll make sense here. And one of the first things I found is that you cannot simply walk into a room full of people and say, "Hey, there's a power that lives within you that is yet to be tapped," because your left brain is going to say, "Oh yeah? How do you know? Prove it to me. Show me." I think that we're willing to change what we believe to be true about ourselves if we're given a good reason. To change those beliefs. And that's why I've invited you here today. So I'm going to thank you for honoring me with your presence over the next 90 minutes so I can share— 87 minutes— so I can share what we're going to do. To change our beliefs, we need a good reason. If you're like me, you'd like to know where you're going to go for the next hour and a half. So what we're going to do— I looked at— there was a little— okay, I just have to tell you, when I agreed to do this program, it was over a year ago. And they asked me a year ago, "What are you going to talk about?" Well, I mean, the world changes in a year. How do you know what you're going to talk about in a year? So I told them what I was going to talk about, and before I came down here, I looked at that sheet to make sure that I honor you by covering all of those bullets. So we're going to talk about the discoveries that change who we believe we are. What does science say about who we are? We're going to come to the conclusion, to the understandings, that you and I are not limited by the laws of science. And there's a little asterisk right there because that means as we understand those laws today. We are not limited by the laws of biology. You're not governed by your DNA the way you've been conditioned, and I was conditioned to believe that we are. We are not bound. We are not limited by the laws of physics as we've been led to believe those laws exist today. And I'll tell you what, if you free yourself of the laws of biology and physics, tell me what we can't do. You tell me. I get excited. Can you tell I'm excited? I get excited. I was working on this program at 2 o'clock this morning. I was so excited, I wanted to ask you all to come down here and just get started because this is exciting. We're not limited by the laws of science as we know them today. And I'd like for you to have the opportunity to experience, not just talk about, but to experience the healing language in the field of intelligent energy that connects everything, the field that is now being called the Divine Matrix. I wanted you all to have the opportunity to experience that before you leave here today. And I've done my best to honor my commitment. We will talk about these things. And then at the end of the brochure, there's another little bullet that said, "And much, much more." So I'll do my very best to get as much, much more in as I can throughout the day. How many are familiar with a brilliant teacher named Neville? If— okay, maybe 6 hands, and that is a high number. 6 out of 400 people in a room this size. There are a little over 400 of you in here now. 6 out of 400 people. If you haven't discovered the work of Neville, he was an early 20th century teacher and philosopher, simply went by the name Neville. He wrote a book in 1952. It was called "The Power of Awareness." It's a simple book. Each chapter is about a page and a half long, and you'll read that chapter and you'll think about it for 2 weeks. Really powerful stuff. 1952, Neville wrote "The Power of Awareness," and his stated intention, he said, "The reason I am writing this book is," quote, he said, "to reveal our infinite power against which no earthly force is of the slightest significance." Think about that. You believe you have a power within you over which no earthly force is of the slightest significance. Do you honestly believe that? Do you want to believe it? Let me ask that. Do you want to believe it? That's all it takes. Because if I can share with you, together we can give our left brain a reason to think differently about ourselves. Our left brain then steps out of the way and frees up our hearts to experience the power and the passion of what that's all about. Neville described this power in us, and he used a catch-all term called belief. And I know you all have heard a lot about belief. I don't see a lot of people really define it that well. We're going to do that in just a few minutes. Before we do that, I just want to give you an example of the power of the belief that Neville talks about. He gives case history after case history, true story after true story, of the power of belief and the miraculous things that can happen. And one of the most poignant for me, and I talk about in the new book, "The Divine Matrix," he was notified of a young man who had been diagnosed by Western medical doctors with what they called an irreversible heart condition. And he was dying. And he had every reason to live. He had a beautiful wife. He had two beautiful, beautiful children. And he was in his 20s. And Neville went to his bedside, and the man didn't want to die, but he was so weak by the time Neville got to him. In Neville's words, the man had shrunk to almost a skeleton. He said he couldn't even speak. All he could do was nod his head in recognition of what Neville would say to him. And Neville began to ask the man rather than wanting his healing or praying for his healing to happen. If you pray for something to happen, what have you just implied? Think about it. If you're asking for it to be present, even when it's well-intentioned, you may actually be acknowledging the fact that the healing isn't there already. Please let that healing happen. It means it's not there right now. We'll talk more about that. Neville asked the man, he said, "I know you can't speak." He said, "Do this: experience yourself as already healed." Not getting healed or on the way to being healed or the long, slow process of thinking about the possibility that you're maybe going to begin the healing process because that's our conditioning is that things take a long time, that they're slow in changing. Neville said, "Experience yourself already healed." He said, "When the doctor comes in," In your mind, see this happening again and again. See the doctor looking at his chart in amazement and saying to himself, "It's a miracle. It's a miracle that this man is healed." 6 weeks later, Neville visited the man in his home. The man got up and walked out of the room a couple of days later. The doctor said it was an unexplained spontaneous miracle. So they put that in a little pile and they say, "We'll come back and study that later." But first we've got to cure cancers and we've got to cure heart conditions because it doesn't make sense. There's a disconnect in Western— in the Western medical model when you see that. You're all going to see a spontaneous healing in here today. If you've already seen it, it's worth seeing again. If you've never seen this clip, it'll change your life when you see it because you have to reconcile what you've— once you see it, you cannot unsee it. And that's where the workshop really begins. Neville asked the man to experience himself as if he was already healed. How much power does belief really have? Any firewalkers in here? Anyone here done the powerful firewalks? Hey, how are you doing? Good. June 15th of last year, 2005, Amanda Dennison of Alberta, Canada entered the Guinness Book of World Records for the longest firewalk on Earth. Now I've seen firewalks 12, 15, 20, 30, 50, 50, 100 feet long. She was twice that. What she did was this. She crossed a 220-foot pit, this one right here, with temperatures averaging over 1,700 degrees Fahrenheit. 220 feet, unscathed. Not a blister on her foot. And I'm not recommending that you try something like this unless you're really prepared to do it. And firewalkers that I've known, said if in the middle of that pit, if a doubt enters your mind, it's all over. But that didn't happen to Amanda. She crossed this 220-foot pit averaging 1,700 degrees. This is not the best shot, but I wanted you to have a picture of her doing it so you can actually see her doing it. And now I want you to see the after image. So here she is after. And the question is, when something like that happens, she has no injuries. Why? Why would she have no injuries? What is it within her that allowed her to have an experience that physics says shouldn't happen? What is that? You tell me. Why? Belief, of course. It's her belief. What is the common link between Amanda's firewalk and Neville's young man with a heart condition? What is it within both of those people that allowed them to transcend the condition of their lives? This is audience participation. What was it? [Audience] Belief. Of course, belief. And we know about belief. Rarely is belief defined for us, and I felt like it would be an honoring thing to do to define what we're about to talk about so we can talk about it. And I know belief means something different, deep and personal, to everyone in this room. For the purpose of what we're doing, I'd like to define belief as a marriage of thought and emotion. And if you're going to ask me the question, what's the difference between thought and emotion, I'm going to get to that in just a minute. The marriage between thought and emotion— when we are marrying our thoughts and our emotion, what we do is we are literally translating the invisible energy or the waves of a quantum possibility into the visible matter or the particles of our real world. We're going to talk about this some more in just a minute. Quantum physicists tell us that there's a field of energy that connects everything, and in that field all things are possible. Everything that you could ever imagine is possible in that field. Everything from the lightest of the light to the darkest of the dark. All the greatest pain and suffering and all the ecstasy and the joy and the abundance and the healing And this is why I believe so many of our most cherished and ancient traditions say very clearly that you are already healed. Your healing has already happened in this field. This field is the blueprint for everything that happens in our world. The healing's already happened. What we must do is claim that blueprint for our lives. And the way we do it is by marrying the thought We think about something. This is our modeling. In our minds, we think of the possibility of our healing or our peace or our abundance or our perfect relationship or our perfect success or our perfect careers. And into that thought, we pump the power of our love for that thought or our fear or our hate. For what it is. And when we do that, that is how we translate the waves of possibility into the particles of what we call reality. Thoughts and emotions. I've done this enough years ago. This is the 20th year we've offered this work in one form or another, and I thought I would bore you if I talked about thoughts, feelings, and emotions. And I'm finding a lot of people are asking me, how do you define— what's the difference between thought, feeling, and emotion? So are you okay if I do this just for a minute? We make this definition and then we'll move on from here. Thought, feeling, and emotion. This comes right out of an ancient Sanskrit text. They're showing the energy centers in our body. I know if you're in this room, you're all familiar with these energy centers by now. What the ancients say, and this particular form is in the Sanskrit tradition, they say that we are capable of only two basic emotions in this world. And they happen in the lower energy centers of our bodies. We're capable of what they call love and whatever you think the opposite is. So love and hate. And when you get really deep into the traditions, they're the same thing. And that's another workshop. There's a whole workshop on how love and hate are different aspects of the same thing. But those are the emotions that come from these lower energy centers. They are a power source. A power source. And from that power, it's what we use to tear down the walls and break down the barriers of everything that stands between us and our most cherished desires. However, that power source is scattered. And if you've ever known someone that lives only in their emotions— you ever know anybody? Maybe you live in your emotions. Life can get a little chaotic when you're living only from these energy centers here. Because the emotion has to be given guidance, direction. And that guidance is from the upper 3 energy centers, according to Sanskrit traditions, that we call thought. Now, when we marry something that we're thinking about with the power of our love or our hate for that something, what happens is we create what we call a feeling. And by definition, feeling now is the union of thought and emotion. Does that make sense? You okay with that? We think about something and into that thought we fuel it, we imbue it with life through the power of our love or our hate for that thing. Does that make sense? You okay with that? When we do that, what's the one energy center that hasn't been accounted for? Our heart. And this is why the language of the heart is literally the language that allows us to create in our world. It's from our hearts where the ancients say this great battle happens, the battle between what we feel in our emotions, or what our emotions are saying to us, and what logic is dictating. They come together and the great battle happens right here in the 7-layer liquid crystal oscillator that we call the human heart. And when we do that, by definition now, we have feelings. Fear is a feeling. Sadness is a feeling. Joy, compassion— those are feelings, and those become our beliefs, and those experiences are the language that we use to create with. So that's a lot to say in a very short period. How many are taking notes? I see furious note-taking happening here. It's all on tape if you want it later. So belief is the marriage of our thoughts and our emotions. It translates the invisible possibilities of what we feel into the visible matter of our world, of our bodies, and the events that are happening around us. So when you ask the question, who are we? I can say that you and I are literally reality makers. We're transformers. We transform the possibilities that we can't see into the things that are real in our lives. The key is, however, that we can make only what we believe. Isn't that interesting? We can make only what we believe. So the new discoveries in science now confirm that we're not limited by those laws of biology. We're not limited by the laws of physics, at least the way we've come to understand them today. So the question, the great question in science: are you and I simply passive observers cruising through life with very little effect on our world, on our universe, on one another? Or are we powerful creators? This is the great quandary that science is struggling with right now. It's the kind of thing that Einstein— just made Einstein crazy when they were asking these kinds of questions. So I'm going to share two very different belief systems about who we are, and then I'd like to share the science that has only come about in the last few years, and then we're going to take that into a Tibetan monastery and find out what their texts say, and then we're going to apply it in our lives, and we'll do that all by 6 o'clock, okay? Because that's— this is the deluxe 90-minute mishka Saturday afternoon program. That's why Einstein— I was surprised when I read this because I, I thought Einstein was much more holistic, but what I found was this: Einstein was of the belief— he said, we live in a world which exists independently of us humans. He said the world can take us or leave us. The world really doesn't need us. He said, which stands before us like a great eternal riddle, at least partially accessible to our inspection and thinking. He says if we're lucky, maybe we'll understand a little bit of what this world is all about. On the one hand. On the other hand, there was a colleague of Einstein's, John Wheeler, Princeton University, who is still alive today. Has anyone had the opportunity to study with John Wheeler? I was in a program on the East Coast, and actually one of his students was in the audience. He's still alive today, a contemporary of Einstein's. They worked together. They had very different ideas about who we are in the universe. Wheeler said just the opposite. Wheeler said we could not even imagine a universe that did not contain us, he said, because the very building blocks, the stuff the universe is made out of are our acts of looking at the universe. Now think about that. He said the act of us observing our world is an act of creation unto itself. Just by looking— there are no passive observers is what he's saying. There's no passive observers. The act of us looking at our world, our awareness is going to create whatever we are expecting to see while we're looking. What a very, very different way of seeing things. They're both working with the same data. Very different way of seeing things. Well, if we'd like to know who we are, for the last 90 years or so, physicists have done their very best to convince us all that we're made out of tiny particles of energy called quantum energy. Have you all heard that before? And they've convinced me. I mean, I'm with them right now. So 90 years they've been trying to convince us that we're made out of quantum particles on the one hand. On the other hand, now that they've got the equipment that can really look at what these particles do, and these particles do miraculous things, they say, well, that has nothing to do with your life. You're made out of these miraculous particles, but it doesn't mean you can do the miraculous things those particles are doing. For example, Quantum energy can be what we call visible matter. It can be a particle. That's what you and I are today right here. Visible quantum energy. That same particle can exist in the way that you can't see it. As invisible energy. It's still there. It's just changed its expression. You're going to see an example of this before you leave here today. You're going to see an example of a cancerous tumor inside the body of a living woman. That cancerous tumor is a particle expression, and you're going to see that tumor disappear in less than 3 minutes real time by changing a belief system. So you're going to see it go from the visible form to the invisible form. Quantum energy can be invisible energy waves. A particle, a quantum particle, can exist in one place It can exist in two places at the same time. It can exist in many places at the same time. And no matter where those particles are, they're always connected. Always connected. As if they are one and the same. No matter where they are. Quantum particles are not limited in space and time. This is one— there are a number of places in this 90 minutes where the topic on the screen could be the program for the rest of the day, and this is one of those places. This is kind of mind-boggling, but I'm inviting you to think about this. Quantum particles are not limited in time. In other words, physicists can take a quantum particle right here, and they know everything about that particle that makes it as it is and what has to be in place for that particle to exist, okay? They can take it from the past, 5 minutes ago, and bring it into the present, okay? And they can change it in the present, and when they do that, it changes everything that happened in the past for it to get there. That's a mind-boggler. What they're saying is that in physics, those particles have the ability to go back in time and change their behavior. And they're asking, Are we doing that? Do we have the ability to do that? Maybe we do it all the time. Maybe we do it so frequently, it's so common, we don't even think about it. Maybe the world that we see right now is as it is because of what we've learned from our past and we're applying it now. Maybe the world would be in a much worse place, a worse condition, if we hadn't learned from our past. But this is what they're finding. So my question to you is, all those quantum particles, are they showing us our limits? If we're made out of those particles, are they showing us our scientific limits, or are they showing us our greatest potential? What do you think? Is it possible that the stuff the universe is made of could be the map of our greatest possibilities if we have the wisdom to see it? I mean, think about that. I've got a question. See right there, question. This is a question for you. Those things those quantum particles did, Can we do everything that those quantum particles just did? Can we? Here's the answer. It's as big as I could get it. A big yes. In documented instances in current and past history, humans have done everything. They have been in two places at once. They have interacted with the past and the future and brought back that information. This phenomenon is so real. The US military uses these principles today, something called remote viewing. How many have heard of remote viewing? It's where an individual is trained to be in a room in a given moment of time, and through a facilitator, they are talked into a state of consciousness that we'll see in a little while, into a state of consciousness where time and space don't exist in the same way, and in that state, They can see in their mind's eye, in 1991 for example, where the Scud missiles were located in the battlefields of Iraq without having to send our troops in and risk their lives to do that. That can only happen when these principles are real and we understand them. Because in that state of consciousness, distance doesn't exist. Time doesn't exist. We can do everything that those quantum particles just did. We're all connected. You are not limited to the body that's sitting in this chair right now. I'm going to tell you that right now, in case— just in case you're wondering. You don't end where your skin or your clothing or your hair ends. What the experiments are showing is that the human energy system on the quantum level extends many, many, many miles from the place where our physical bodies reside. You're all over the place. You're in my room right now, and I'm in yours. That's another workshop. We're made of the same quantum particles that act miraculously. We're made out of matter. In 1944, the father of quantum theory— his name was Max Planck— he made a statement, and this is a powerful— I mean, today it sounds very current. 1944, he made this statement. Listen to what he said. Originally it was released in a German technical article. He said, quote, "As a man who has devoted his whole life to the most clear-headed science, to the study of matter, I can tell you as a result of my research about the atoms this much." He said, "The stuff we're made out of doesn't exist. There is no matter." as such. But he went on to say, what we see as matter originates and exists only by virtue of a force. He said, we must assume behind this force the existence of a conscious and intelligent mind. He said, there's something out there that underlies, it precedes everything else. He said, this mind is what he called the matrix of all matter. And this is actually where the movie came from. When the movie came out, they went back to Max Planck's work. There's a matrix of energy that underlies all things. It's not separate from us. We're part of it. We're in that field right now. So we're made of the same stuff that makes this matrix of all matter. What makes us different from those quantum particles? We looked at one quantum particle that could move forward and backwards in time. We looked at one quantum particle that could be visible or invisible. What makes us different from those particles? Well, we're made of a lot of particles, first of all, and our particles are all held together through a focus of what? And I knew it'd be late in the afternoon, so I give you— here's a clue. The word that describes the force that holds us together, it starts with a C. What is it? Consciousness. Exactly, consciousness. Our quantum particles are held together. See, I was— because there is no space and time, we already did this program. So I took a look last night and I knew where you'd be this afternoon, and I thought we might need that hint. Consciousness is what's holding us together. Consciousness is what organizes all of those quantum particles into the stuff our bodies and our world are made of. I want to go back to something John Wheeler said because this is so profound and so powerful. Wheeler said we're part of a universe that's not finished yet. He said we're part of a universe that's a work in progress. He said we're tiny patches of the universe looking at itself and building itself in what he calls a participatory universe. I love that word. Participatory. It doesn't mean that we're imposing our will. It doesn't mean that we're manipulating or that we're controlling. He says we're participating in the way this thing called the universe comes out. Now, I know it's easy to read these words and write them down on a piece of paper, but look at what he just said. He said we're part of a universe that's not finished yet. It's still building itself. What Wheeler is saying is we'll probably never find the edge of our universe. Have you all laid awake in bed at night, as I do so often, and wonder how come they never found the edge of the universe yet? We got the Hubble Telescope up there and it keeps looking, and every time they think they find the edge, there's something there, and then they look beyond that. And there's— you ever wonder why? Or you ever wonder why we haven't found the smallest particle of matter? We've been trying this since the 1940s. They take a little particle of matter in what's called a cyclotron. They get this thing going really fast. They smash it into another particle. Just burst it into a bajillion smaller particles thinking that we're going to find that ultimate smallest particle. And every time they say, "Ah, we've got it." And then that particle is made of something even more fundamental. You ever wonder why? This is the reason why. What John Wheeler is saying is we'll probably never find the smallest particle of matter. So if you're a physicist, another career. We need some good rock stars. We'll probably never find that smallest particle of matter. We'll probably never find the edge of the universe. Because what John Wheeler is saying, and you're going to see this, what the experiments are showing is the act of consciousness, us, Awareness, looking and focusing with the expectation that something exists, will put something there for us to see. The act of us exploring and looking, our awareness looking with the expectation that something there will always put something there for us to see. What a powerful statement to make. And if you're not an astronomer, and you're not a physicist, this still has relevance in your daily life. Think about this. What does it mean when you're conditioned in your world to be afraid of all the things that can happen to your body? Or all the things that can happen in that big scary world out there? And so every week you examine your body looking for something to be wrong and searching. With the expectation that maybe something is there. I'm not saying not to look. I'm saying it's the consciousness that's there while you're looking. If you're looking with the expectation that something there, and you say, well, it's not there this week, we'll see what happens next week. Can you see the implications? Can you see the difference between simply looking and examining, and examining with the fear that something might be there, like a lump where it's not supposed to be? You get where that's coming from? Powerful. This is powerful stuff that Wheeler is talking to us about. The new discoveries that we're about to see— if you're like me, you'd like to know where we're going. The bottom line right now: an intelligent field of energy unites everything in the universe, number one. Number two, the stuff we're made of is a materialization of what's in that field. All the good and all the bad. All the light and all the dark. The field doesn't know about right and wrong. In light and dark. It's a neutral field, unbiased. It simply allows us to create within this field. And the quantum language of belief and emotion is what gives us the power to translate what's in that field into what's real in our world. I'm going to share with you why it is that you and I are wired to create. It's impossible not to create. If you're in this world, if you're alive and conscious right now, you're creating. The question is, do you know what you're creating? You're making something right now. You're having a conversation. You and I are engaged in an ongoing dialogue with this field, this intelligent essence. And the field is talking back to us. It's answering us if we have the wisdom to recognize. We're feeling feelings in our bodies. That field is mirroring back in our relationships, in our careers, in our abundance. In your checkbook, in your relationships, what it is that you've said. This is leading to a new science and a new spirituality. It doesn't even have a name yet. It's based on beliefs. A lot of scientists are having problems with this. Anybody pick up the Discover magazine? I picked it up in the airport yesterday coming from Albuquerque. Anybody see the COVID of Discover magazine? Big strand of DNA, and what they're saying is that DNA doesn't govern our bodies anymore. Our beliefs govern the DNA that governs the body, as a dear friend of mine, Dr. Bruce Lipton, has so brilliantly, brilliantly shared. It's called epigenetics. To some scientists, it's a big deal. Bruce has been doing it since the '70s and talking about it. It's based on belief. So the question, what do you believe about yourself? I looked on that little sheet of the bullets I promised, and I promised to share with you 3 experiments that are changing everything. About what scientists say of who we are in our world and how we work. How many don't like science? I just saw that science glaze go over your eyes. How many didn't like science when you were in school? This is a different kind of— this is fun science, a different kind of science. I'm going to go through these very quickly, and then we're going to be able to do something with them. 3 experiments. I'm choosing 3 representative experiments. There are others out there that show the same thing, but I thought these were good representative experiments to show you why we are not passive observers in our universe. Experiment number 1, this first one was performed in the University of Geneva in Switzerland. I was wondering why wasn't it on the COVID of USA Today or Time magazine. I mean, this is some pretty big stuff. But they make it sound very technical. It's not that people didn't know about it. This experiment was reported to over 3,400 journalists, educators, scientists, engineers in more than 40 different countries on Friday, July 25th, 1997. About 1 o'clock in the afternoon is when it happened. What they did was this: they took a particle of matter, the stuff our world is made of, called a photon— a particle of light, excuse me. Called a photon. And they wanted two identical particles, so they took this one and they split it in half and made identical twins. So now we have photon one and photon two. You okay with that? It's a particle of light, the stuff this stage, this room, the physical material of our world is made out of. They put these two photons in a little device that was made to shoot them in opposite directions away from one another, 7 miles from the center of this box to that target and 7 miles from the center of the box to that target, so that when they reach their respective targets, right there, they're 14 miles apart. That's a big trip for a little photon. And when they are 14 miles apart, What the experimenters did was a series of experiments. They disturbed this photon. They said they tickled it, is the word they used. They tickled it. So they tickled the one on the right. And when they tickled the one on the right, what they found is the one on the left acted like it was the one that just got tickled. Even though they're 14 miles apart, they act like they're still connected. This is important to you and me, believe it or not. The question is why? Why would that happen? What the researchers have called this phenomenon, if you're reading any of the new science out there, it's called entanglement. I love that term, entanglement. When I get into a heated discussion with someone about a topic I'm passionate about, I like to say that we're entangled in this conversation right now. What this experiment showed was that that particles that are once joined physically, even when they're separated, remain linked energetically. Let me show you why that's important. It is important. Because it implies that once matter is connected, it's always connected. Here's an image from that Hubble telescope. And where those two little arrows come together is believed to be the very center of our entire universe, where everything began. Is it hot? You're hot over here and people are bundled up over here. I thought it was just me, passionately excited and having power surges about what we're talking about. You know, I'm really amazed at how they've done these rooms. They can make this room one big room or four small rooms in about 10 minutes. And I think that the climate control is still I'm still catching up with the walls that change. So we'll see how it evens out in here. This is believed to be the center of our entire universe. What is the moment in physics, or the moment that physicists say all things began in our universe? What do they call that moment? If we go back in time to the beginning of the universe, what's that moment? Call it the Big Bang. There's a whole conversation we could have about the Big Bang. Another workshop. But what scientists say is there was a moment in time immediately after the Big Bang that our entire universe— if you could take all of the space out from in between the particles that make our universe today and take all the matter that remains and compress it, they say there was a moment in time when our entire universe was about this size. It was about the size of a single green pea.

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When I'm talking to these scientists, I said, well, tell me about this green pea. And they said, well, they said when this happened, the temperatures were estimated to be about 18 billion million million million degrees Fahrenheit. I said, oh, come on, how do you guys even know that? And they said, okay, we don't, but it was hot. Okay, it was really hot. It was really hot. We know that. A long time ago it was really hot. And then it began to expand. The hot universe, that hot green pea started to expand. And it's still expanding today, according to the theories. But here's the whole point of doing this. Is because it was once compressed into a single connected particle that is called the Big Bang Singularity. You can Google this if you are really excited about the topic. When you get home. What does that say about our universe? The instant everything was once physically connected. The experiments are showing that once things are physically connected, even though they're separate, the energy is still linked. And for me, this was important because my— I can't tell you how— ever since I was a kid, we live in the high deserts of northern New Mexico, 12 northern pueblos between Albuquerque and Taos. In the native traditions in our part of the world, they always say everything's connected. And you want to believe it, and you say, "Yeah, you know, everything's connected, everything's one." But it doesn't look connected to me. It doesn't act connected. But this is telling us why we can say this and why we can say it with certainty. Everything that was once connected in the beginning of time, what we call the Big Bang, even though it's physically separate, that energy is still there. In the Geneva experiment, is proving that even when we take those particles today and do the same thing, they're physically connected. So the question: are we still connected? Does this make sense to you, why we would be connected? Is it helpful to know that once something is connected, even though it's energetically, or even though it's physically separated, it's still linked? To me, that's useful. I'm going to go to the second experiment and then the third, and we're going to put them all together. Next experiment. This was done by a quantum biologist from Russia's Academy of Sciences. His name was Poponin. And you can read about this. All this is documented in the new book, "The Divine Matrix," or you can look at it on our website. So I'm not going to go through all the references here. But what Poponin did was this. He took a glass tube. He took all the air out from inside that tube. Creating what we call a vacuum, suggesting that tube is empty. And already they've got a problem because they know that tube's not empty. They know it's not empty because inside that tube, you're all an expert on what's in there, photons. Photons are in that tube. And they know they're there. The question is, where are those photons? Are they all, like, piled up at the bottom? Are they clinging to the sides? Are they hovering in the air? Where are they? So they built a device to measure where those photons are, and here's what they found. They found that those photons were absolutely random, every one of them. No surprise here. This is just what they expected. It was a good day so far for the scientists. Now, and this— the experiments are interesting, but what's really interesting to me is the thinking that underlies the experiments. Experiment. Because when a scientist asks the kind of question that you're about to see here, it tells you something big is going to happen. Because the question that Poponian asked, he said, what happens if we take some human DNA and put it into this tube with the photons? What he's asking is, what happens if you take the stuff we're made of and you put it into a tube with the rest of the universe is made of, what'll happen? Why should anything happen? There's absolutely nothing in conventional Western physics that says that the stuff you and I are made of has any effect on this stage or these walls or the floor or even one another. But look what they did. Put some human DNA into the tube and look what the photons did. The photons were no longer random. They actually aligned themselves with the DNA. Now, under strict laboratory conditions, for the first time, they're showing what the ancient spiritual traditions have said for a long, long time, that we have an effect on our world. That human DNA is affecting the stuff our world is made of. Now the day changed for the scientists. Because they had to look at things differently. The photons became ordered When the DNA was removed, to their amazement, the photons acted like the DNA was still there. Just like when you tickle one photon 14 miles away, its twin acts like it's still there. The question is why. There's nothing, nothing in conventional Western physics that gives us a reason why this would work. If it sounds technical, it won't be in just a minute, so bear with us. Please. It's called the DNA phantom effect because it happens whether the DNA is there or not. So this experiment, number 2, it says that DNA, the stuff we're made of, directly affects our world. It's the first time under laboratory conditions, to the best of my knowledge, they've been able to show this. Experiment number 3 was done in 1993. The folks at the Institute of HeartMath, it was reported in the Journal of Scientific Exploration. What they were showing is they said that we want to know what is the effect of human emotion on DNA. When we change the way we feel in our bodies, what does it do to the DNA? Well, there's nothing in conventional Western physics that suggests it would do anything to the DNA, but look at what they found. Human DNA was isolated so they could measure its shape and its chemical characteristics. In the presence of what you would call gratitude, appreciation, love, compassion, positive emotions, the DNA relaxed. It changed its shape. It elongated itself. And this is the shape of DNA when we've got really strong immune systems, when the DHEA levels, those youth-affirming hormones in our bodies, are really cranking. That's what's happening right here. What do you think happened In the presence of anger, frustration, jealousy, hate, rage, what happened? Exactly, wound it up tighter in a little top, just like that. And all they did was change the way they were feeling. That's all they did. They said individuals trained in feelings of deep love and appreciation were able to intentionally change the shape of their DNA. Human emotion produces effects that that defy the conventional laws of physics. You and I have a power within us that is not bound by the laws of physics as we know them today, and these experiments are showing that. So you put these 3 together, and admittedly I'm going through these at a high level very quickly. There's a lot more that we could do with these, and if you're interested, it's in the open literature. The new discoveries are showing us this. Number 1, Emotion changes the DNA in our bodies. Number 2, the DNA is changing the matter. When we change the way we feel, we're changing our world. If we know how to create the right kinds of feelings. The experiments suggest that this field of energy, Max Planck's matrix, is the conduit that makes this all possible. This field is so new, it doesn't even have a name, one name yet. Some scientists are calling it quantum hologram. Others are calling it the field. Some are calling it the mind of God. Stephen Hawking calls it the mind of God. And others are calling it the divine matrix. So we know that this field is out there, and that was what I wanted to share with you in this part of our program this afternoon. This divine matrix, if you want to think about what it is, it's the pure space where everything begins, the container for the universe, the bridge between between what happens inside of our bodies and what happens outside of our bodies in the mirror in the world around us, what we've become. And this leads to what is called the great spiritual mystery. Great spiritual mystery says that there's something we do in our lives that triggers a process inside of our bodies. Once it begins, it interacts with the forces of creation and affects our physical world. So something that we do in our lives affects our physical world, and the experiments just showed us how this works. If we don't understand it, it's a miracle. But if we do understand it, it's a technology. And it is in some parts of the world. This is a technology. The key is it's something that we do. If we want to unleash that force— would you like to unleash that kind of force in your life? Well, I would as well, and that's the reason that we're sharing this this afternoon. We've got to understand how it works, which we've just done, and we've got to speak the language, speak the language that it recognizes. So I want to go back to this photon experiment one more time because nobody asked me the question as to why it did what it did. If you had have asked, I would have stopped and answered it right then. This photon is separated from this one by 14 miles. When this one is tickled, this one acts like it's tickled. The question is why. Why does it happen? The reason it happens is because, number one, we said they were entangled already. Number two, they are said to be holographic. How many have heard of the term hologram? How many know what it means? It's used loosely in a lot of different ways. The bottom line for what we're doing here, the way we can think about our world, is in a hologram, every fragment of a something mirrors the whole something. Every little piece of a something mirrors that whole something. So for example, if we're looking at the universe and we cut the universe in half— I know it's a big place, but we can do it. If we cut the universe in half and cut those in half again, Every one of those fragments would mirror the entire universe, and you can do this again and again and again. If every fragment mirrors every other fragment, and you make a change in one piece of the universe, what does that mean for the other pieces? Precisely. If we make a change in one fragment of our universe, it changes in all the fragments. This is important because you You and I are holographic in nature. That's why, that's why your DNA works the way it does. That's why you can take the DNA from a strand of hair and you've got the DNA for your whole body, because that fragment mirrors the whole. You and I are holographic in nature. Every time we make a little change in terms of the way we feel about our world or our bodies, that change is mirrored to some degree in the world around us. So with that in mind, this is a trick I know it's late in the afternoon. With that in mind, when we go back to this experiment, this is important. This photon right here had an experience. It was disturbed. It was tickled by the researchers. This one acted like it had the experience. How did the information of what it felt like to be tickled from this photon get 14 miles over here to the second photon? Photon? How did the information— remember I said it's a trick question— how did the information get from here to there? Or did it? Did it? Did the information have to get from there to there? No! No, because of the holographic principle. It says that once something changes in one place, it changes everywhere. That information was already there. It didn't have to travel. This is the reason why your prayers are so important. When you pray for your loved ones in the battlefields of Iraq, and you say, "How does my prayer get all the way over there halfway around the world?" You don't have to get your prayer there because a part of you is already there. That prayer is already there. The key is to focus on the clarity of the prayer in your heart. We're going to go into the language here in just a moment. And it's already there. We are affecting the world in ways we're only beginning to understand. However, most people do it unconsciously. If we're all unconsciously muddling through the world, none of us have that much of an effect. However, if a few people very consciously focus their awareness in a really precise way, it has a huge effect. And that's what you're going to see. That's what you're going to see here. In the entangled holographic universe, everything is connected. Is connected to everything else, and here is there. This part of the world is interesting. If you ever have the opportunity to study the Hopi language— anyone study Hopi here in northern Arizona? They are so keyed into this principle. In their language, they don't even have the words that talk about there, because if they did, they'd have to get out of here to do it. They don't acknowledge that that distance. Everything is alive and in motion. The wave of the ocean is a waving because it is alive and it's in motion in that moment. So this field is out there. DNA changes the field. The way we feel changes the DNA that's changing the field. How do we speak? What is— what kind of beliefs, what kind of feelings can we hold in our bodies that can have the effect in the world around us? This is the secret that our most cherished traditions did their very best to share with us over the last 5,000 years. And they did it in ways we're only beginning to understand. I was trained as a scientist, and it was at the end of the Cold War in the late 1980s when I began to realize that these principles, the reason they're new to us is because they were taken from our texts. Our biblical traditions in the edicts during the 4th century, 1,700 years ago, we lost the words that tell us that we have a power. We feel that power's there. We have a memory of it, but we rely on the external words to validate it, and we lost those words in our culture. We did. Other cultures didn't lose their words. And I began looking into the cultures that have been least disturbed by Western civilization. And Tibet was a really good candidate because it was only open to the West in 1980. 1980s, I had the opportunity, my first pilgrimage, 22 days into the highlands of central China and Tibet. I'm going to do this very, very quickly. If you're with me tomorrow, you'll see a little bit more of this, or in other programs you'll see more of it. So there is more. I just want you to know that this is very fast, very high level. It was in this monastery where we met with this man who's the abbot of the monastery. If you read the book The Isaiah Effect, there's a chapter meeting with the abbot. This is the abbot who died last year, by the way. And this was the man— every monastery we went to, we asked the same question. I said, when we see you do these miraculous things, when we see the healings in the monastery and we see your prayers for 12 and 14 16 hours a day, and the bowls and the bells and the mudras and the mantras and the chimes and the incense. We see your prayers on the outside. What are you doing on the inside? Because this is the value of going into a living culture. You look at another human in the eye, heart to heart, God to God, eye to eye, and you can say, "Tell me what you just did to make that miracle happen." And then through the translator, he'll tell you. And if you don't understand me, ask him again and again and again until You get your answer, or he gets tired of trying. This is the man that said to me, "You've never seen our prayer because a prayer can't be seen." He said, "What you've seen are the things that we do to create the feelings in our bodies, and the feeling is the prayer." He said, "The feeling is the prayer." And it was in that monastery where this little monk took us into this room, and this is what the room looked like when we walked in here. Because I asked the little monk, do you have a secret library that has— obviously it's not too secret because I know about it— do you have a secret library that tells us about the things that you're doing? And he said, yes. And I said, can we see it? And he said, no, it's not possible. And I said, please. He said, okay. That's the condensed version of what happened. And when they turned on the lights in this monastery's library, it was a library that's 12 feet wide, that's 30 feet high, 3 stories. And this is what we saw when they turned on the lights. This is my hand down at the bottom. You're looking up at the corner of this library. It's been there for 1,500 years. 1500 years. Look at these books. I asked him, I said, what's in these books? He said, everything. I said, what do you mean everything? He said, every spiritual tradition that's ever come through this monastery, he said, we have a record of it. Even yours. And he came up and he poked me in the chest. He said, even yours. And I said, oh yeah, how do you know? And he pulled out a book and he started reading for me almost word for word out of the Dead Sea Scroll, the scene Gospel of peace that tell us of the power of feeling and belief in our lives to change our bodies and to change our world. And they live this stuff. They live it all the time. This is a page that he printed up out of one of those texts. And this is the page that matched— this is a fragment of the Dead Sea Scroll, a fragment of the Book of Enoch. Almost word for word, same things. The secret that he was talking to me about is a secret that physicists just now are beginning to understand. A brilliant contemporary physicist, Amit Goswami— anyone here study with Amit Goswami? Beautiful, brilliant man. I was just with him on the West Coast about a couple of months ago. He said, quote, "We do create our own reality." How many of you heard it said that we create our reality, by the way? You ever heard that? You know, when I hear that, I hear it usually on the worst day of my life. Of my life. When things are going so bad, one of my New Age friends calls me up and says, "Oh yeah, well, you know, you create your reality." And you feel like wringing their— in a spiritual way— wringing their New Age necks. We create our own reality, he said, but there's a subtlety in the way we do it. He said we do not create reality in our ordinary state of consciousness, but in a non-ordinary Beliefs do it, but there is a special kind of belief. The Sufi poet Rumi gives us a clue. Look at what Rumi says. This is the belief that heals in our bodies. What Rumi says is, "Out beyond the ideas of wrongdoing and rightdoing, there's a field." He actually says, he calls it a field. "I'll meet you there." What is that place? What's the place that is beyond right and wrong? What is that place? Anybody? You know what it is. It's a place beyond judgment and ego. And this is the place that creates. When we can feel the feeling in our bodies without the judgment and the ego of what it is we're feeling, we can feel without attachment to the outcome. Beyond judgment and ego. Judgment and ego happen in the mind. And the place that creates happens in our hearts. It's in our hearts. It's not the words. It's the feeling in our hearts. And the ancient instructions on precisely how to get beyond your ego are really precise. Now, it's beyond the scope of what I can do really well in here in the time that we have left. I want you to know it is available, and I do talk about it. Feeling from the outcome is the key. Feeling without attachment. Feeling from the outcome without attachment or judgment of the outcome. Remember Neville's man? When he felt the feeling of his healing, he experienced as if his healing was already there. The firewalkers feel as if they've already gone through the firewalk. Let me ask, any martial artists in here? Martial artists, when you were trained, if you were ever trained to do one of those amazing feats where you've seen people do it, where they break the bricks or they break the— I just saw the Guinness World Book of Records of concrete brick breaking in the airport yesterday. There was a stack of bricks that was taller than the man was, and he jumped up and came down through about 3/4 of them. You know how that's done? You all know how that's done? If you think about the place where your hand is going to hit that brick, you'd never do it. When I was trained in martial arts, this is what they taught us to do. You focus on a place about 6 inches below the bottom brick and what it feels like to have your hand in that place. This is a physical metaphor for how we live in our lives and what you're about to see in this video. You feel the feeling as if your hand has already done it, and then it's already done in consciousness. Consciousness. The fact that there's some concrete between where your hand is now and the bottom of that brick is almost irrelevant. Neville's experience with his 20-year-old man, this is what he said: Feel as if that healing has already happened. Neville said in his book The Power of Awareness, you must make your future dream a present fact by assuming the feeling of your wish fulfilled. And people say it's too simple, it can't be that simple. And what I'm going to say to you is, in a universe where we're free of the laws of physics and biology, why would it be any more difficult? I think it works this way. And you're going to see it here in just a moment. Now I wanted you to know there's a little book, Secrets of the Lost Mode of Prayer. It was released earlier this year that talks about how to transcend judgment. How to get through the judgment in the ego. So that book is available. Hay House has brought a few of the new book. All the things we've talked about so far in this book and much more. I just want you to know they're there, and that's all I'm going to say about these right now. This Divine Matrix, it's the pure space where all these things begin, is both the container and the bridge and the mirror. And this is a powerful concept. The quantum essence of the world around us, it's the pure space where all things begin. It's the container, the bridge, and the mirror. This intelligent field of energy mirrors in the world around us what we claim to believe, not what we think, but our true feeling of what's happening inside of us. I'm going to give you an example. Some of you have seen this, some have not. If you've seen it before, it's worth seeing again. If you've never seen it, it's an amazing video clip to share. What this is is we're going to look inside the body of a living woman in a medicineless hospital in Beijing, China. And we're going to look at a 3-inch diameter bladder cancer that medical— Western medical doctors say is terminal. They say they can't do anything. And in the presence of 3 practitioners who are trained to feel the feeling as if the woman is already healed. And I'm just going to answer some of your questions right now. The woman is awake, she's conscious, she's not anesthetized. She believes that this is possible. So she's part of the process. What will happen is their belief will be of a quality that is so focused that that cancer will go from the visible particle expression that we call cancer to the invisible wave expression that we call healed. Does that make sense? And that's all that changes. That's in anticipation of what's about to happen. There's a lot more we could say about this. I'm making a point with it today. The reason I'm sharing it, It's graphic. It's clear. Once you've seen it, there's no doubt about what you're seeing. If you're a medical person in here, you'll say, "You know, it's easy to fake those things." With a sonogram, look at the registration marks and you'll see that they don't change. If you're not a technical person, look at the floor of the bladder when you see it. And you'll see the only thing that is changing is the tumor itself. This is a handheld film. It's not professionally done. It's a little jumpy at first and then it changes. Here are the 3 practitioners standing behind. Here's the woman right here. She's awake. She's conscious. This is the ultrasound technician, the sonogram. And they're using an old-fashioned CRT, an old-fashioned split-screen CRT. There's her little tummy, modestly exposed. And on the left-hand side, you're going to see a— they're going to take a snapshot in a moment in time The black is the empty inside of her bladder, and here's the tumor. That lump is the tumor right there. That's a moment in time. On the right side, they're going to show real time, and I'm going to ask him to bring the audio up so you can hear the language. They are chanting a word that reinforces the feeling that she's already healed. If you go ahead and bring that audio up, and watch this right here. That's good right there. So watch this right here. The left side, your left, is reference, a snapshot. The right is real time. Here's the real time image for this side of the room right now. What they're saying, the equivalent Wassaa means already done. It's already happened. It's the equivalent of look what happened. Do we have a pause button on our remote? Can you pause it right there just for a moment? Or can we back it up? Let's back it up. Can you do a reverse? What you're hearing is they're chanting the equivalent of "it's already done." It's no magic in that word. "Over 8 years, the center has successfully treated more than 180." types of illnesses including bladder cancer. So they're saying they've treated over 180 cases including bladder cancer. The success rate is about 95% after 5 years if they follow the protocols. So this side is a snapshot in time, a freeze frame of where it is right now. —this old-fashioned CRT, and then the right side is real-time. Okay, you can go ahead and bring it up. So they're saying this. They're not touching her. They're saying this. They're feeling the feeling as if her healing has already happened. This isn't time-lapse. It's not time-lapse like a rose that unfolds over 5 days but Discovery Channel compresses it into 3 minutes. This is real time that you're seeing right now. Right here. Do we have a pause button? How do you feel when you see something like that? I've shown this to so many Western medical doctors, conventions. I had a 3-day workshop with the United States Air Force in San Antonio, Texas. I laugh, it was the only time I've been with a room full of people and they all had the same color shirt for all 3 days. And it was a great color of blue. When they got to this part, they were amazed. They said, "This is a miracle. We've got to come back and study this." And they said, "Maybe after we find a cure for cancer, you know, we'll have time to do this." Because it's a complete disconnect. Can you see how it would be? There's nothing in conventional Western physics and the medical model that says feeling and belief have anything to do with our physical reality. You now know different. When you feel the feeling in your heart, your heart and you believe in what your heart is feeling— I'll talk about that in just a minute— when you believe in that feeling, it's the quality, the focus of that belief. Our physical world must conform to that belief. The Divine Matrix, the field, must mirror with clarity what it is that you've created. It's not judging it right, wrong, good, or bad. It simply is a neutral mirror that does it. This is with 3 people and 1 woman in a healing. What happens when you get hundreds of thousands of people together feeling the feeling of peace? I can tell you what happens because we've done it with Princeton University measuring the effects using equipment that has been developed that now responds to human consciousness. They've got little devices planted on all continents of the earth, and when the whole earth is focused on an event like 9/11 or Princess Diana Diana's death, and not always bad things. The last episode of The Bachelor. The whole world was watching and it registered. It registered on the Princeton University computers. We know that this field is real, that it has an effect, and this is what happens. All they did was feel the feeling. Go ahead and let this finish out, please. I want this to finish because I want you to see what they do. They give themselves a hand. Switch back to the computer, please. And then they say, "Next," and they do it again because it's a technology for them. It's a technology. Now, all they did was feel the feeling of what it feels like. They didn't say, "I hope this works because there's a camera watching us," or, "We really want this woman to get better." All they did was they felt the feeling As if they were in the presence of a woman fully healed, fully enabled, fully capacitated, and the field, the intelligent field, the divine matrix within her body responded. But it doesn't have to be like that. It happens in our world. It happens in our relationships. It happens in our abundance. It happens in peace at the family dinner table. Conflict between individuals come from the outcome, not just thinking it, Feeling the feeling. I've got a program— I don't know how many of you are with me tomorrow. We're going to talk more about this tomorrow in more detail. That's what that program is about. Feeling the feeling as if it has already happened. Does that make sense, first of all? Is it meaningful? How do you feel when you see that? You can't unsee it. If you've never seen that before, are you glad you saw that today? Because shattering the limits of false belief— the false belief is that we have no power over our bodies, and we now know that that's That simply is not true. I want to share a story with you. It's a true story. It's the story of two baby girls that were born, twins, born at the same time in a hospital in New York. And the protocol when these girls were born, they were premature, they were preemies. The protocol for a preemie is immediately to take them from one another and to separate them in separate incubators. So first of all, can you imagine, here you are in your mother's womb and— I don't know how consciously we're aware, but I know that we're aware. You know what it feels like to have another presence there. And immediately come out into a hospital room, be placed face down with your naked back in the bare hot lights and then separated from everything that you've known or held dear for those 7 or 8 months in the womb. If you can imagine what that feels like. That was the protocol that was followed. Premies are about 7 months old. They were immediately separated from one another, placed face down in separate incubators in separate infant ICU units. Immediately, one of the little girls began to fail. Her vital signs started to drop, and within just a few moments, she was very, very close to death. And the nurse that was attending said, "We're going to lose this one if we don't do something." She broke the protocols. She went and picked up that little baby girl and carried her into the other ICU unit with the sister that she'd shared her womb with for those 7 months. And she placed her face down next to her sister, the stronger of the two. And this tells me that it's not something learned, it's instinctual, because her stronger sister instinctively reached out with her arm and put her arm around the shoulder of her sister who was dying. Okay, can you feel that feeling? Can you feel it right now? Do you feel that feeling, everybody? I'm feeling it right now. I've seen this a million times. I've got goosebumps. I've got— if I cry, my voice is gone, so I won't do it. Can you feel the feeling in your body right now? Okay, the reason I'm sharing this, if I ask you, if I said, have that feeling, could you have done it? Maybe, maybe not. The feeling that you're feeling right now, that is the quality of the feeling. I wanted you to have that experience. That's the quality of the feeling that heals without attachment to the outcome, without judgment. You just found yourself in such a powerful place. That feeling is a language. It's a language that we were conditioned to forget about 1,700 years ago. It is a language that speaks to the stuff our universe is made of. Speaks to God, if that's what you'd like to the term you'd like to use. And it is that language that heals your body and the bodies of your loved ones. It's the language that brings about peace in our world. It's the language that speaks to the quantum stuff that our world is made of and allows it to conform to our heart's desire in a participatory universe, as John Wheeler states. Immediately when she did this, the little girl that was dying, her vitals stabilized and she got stronger and stronger and stronger, and they didn't separate them again. And the two of them lived, and they live their life today. And all it was was simply the power of touch. How much power do you and I really have to change our world or to change our bodies? Or to change the things that we choose to change in our world. We know we're not limited by the laws of biology. We're not limited by the laws of physics, at least the way we know those laws today. The keys to shatter the paradigm of false limits is first to understand that we are not bound by the limits of what others have said to us. If you're free of the laws of biology and you're free of the laws of physics, then you tell me what it is that you cannot accomplish in your personal body, in your life, in your world, in your goals, in your love for others. But the key is it's got to come from that pure place that you just experienced. I caught you off guard because if I told you you were going to have that, you would have guarded against it. To whatever degree you felt that feeling, give it a name so you can call it to yourself again, because that's the place where our power really begins. How much power do we have to change our world in the Divine Matrix? We've got all the power we need to create all the change that we choose. That's how much power there is. The key to all of this is that we've got to see ourselves as part of the universe rather than separate from it and become in our lives the things that we choose to experience in our world. Become the nurturing that you'd like for others to share with you. Become that compassion. Become the understanding. And when we do that, we know that power power to do precisely that is something that lives in every single one of us. How do you feel about what you saw in here today? Is that meaningful? We're not finished yet. What we've done is a circuitous route. When I go into the monasteries of Tibet, we don't have to talk about the left brain because the Tibetan monks and nuns don't work that way. You and I are conditioned to think and to use our filters of discernment and logic. And I think it's good that we do that. So if we want to change our beliefs, we need to have a reason to make those changes. You've just seen that the DNA of your body affects the physical world around you and that your emotions will change that DNA that's changing your physical world. And you've just seen the power of emotion to heal a woman, if she had followed up with a Western medical model, she wouldn't be in this world any longer. She said, "Thank you for your opinion. Thank you for sharing that. I'm gonna go try something else." I'm not saying that's the only way. I'm saying that it is a way to understand our relationship to the world. That's why I chose to share that video. The abbot in the monastery, he said, "You've never seen our prayer." Because a prayer can't be seen. A prayer is a feeling.

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Rumi makes a statement. He says, what strange beings we are. I could have stopped right there and agreed with everything. I know that's true. But he goes on to say that sitting in hell at the bottom of the dark, we're afraid of our own immortality.