Dr. Joe Dispenza is one of 14 scientists, researchers, and teachers featured in the multi-award-winning film, What the BLEEP Do We Know!?
This DVD suggests that becoming a skilled observer may empower us to exercise a greater degree of mind over matter. Drawing on new findings in neuroscience and quantum physics, it explains how people have experienced spontaneous remissions of diseases by learning how to "rewire" their brain.
Quantum science tells us an observer directly affects the nature of reality. Electrons behave like waves of probability until an observer looks for their position; then, they demonstrate characteristics of particles, i.e., solid matter. If observation?putting conscious attention on any one thing?can affect the material world, then by mastering that ability, can we have greater control over our future?
Neuroscience is showing us how thoughts shape reality. The brain?s 100 billion neurons connect in diverse combinations called neural networks. When we welcome new thoughts and experiences, our neurons respond by wiring together, a learning process termed neural plasticity. Through concentration and repetition of thoughts, neural circuits become "hard wired."
Are we basing our thoughts on what we?ve already wired in our memory, restricting the level of mind with which we view reality? Is our familiar environment monopolizing our thoughts, producing only routine experiences?
As observers within the quantum field of potentials, perhaps we are only limited by our knowledge and observation skills. If by developing these abilities we can rewire our brain, we should produce tangible changes in our life.
