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The personification of God as human, I believe it’s all energy the same as we are. We are governed by energy and our thoughts, they are energy also. We are who we are by the way we think.Signal+Protein=Behavior.What you think, you become. So stop persecuting yourself. Stop obsessing over that which you cannot change, and stop deluding yourself. Hone in on what you WANT to be, what will bring you joy in this short, fragile life. And watch this video. Bruce Lipton's work was a major turning point for me in my triumph over depression.signals of thread released in the bloodPlay-5:04Additional Visual SettingsClick to enlargeUnmuteResume VideoLearn Moreworldsummitintegrativemed...Thoughts Become Chemistry - Dr. Bruce LiptonLearn MoreWorld Summit of Integrative Medicine - 7 Weeks of Incredible Knowledge900,520 ViewsQuantum UniversityAugust 13, 2017 ·Watch Dr. Bruce H. Lipton, Ph.D explain how our thoughts, whether they're right or they're wrong, are actually changing our biology. The Buddha said, "What we think, we become." Epigenetics is now saying, "What you are thinking is translated into chemistry, which will determine what you will become.”Only 1% of disease is due to genetic defects, while the remaining 99% is directly attributable to the environment and our nervous system’s perception of the environment. What it represents is this: the influences of our thoughts are translated into chemistry, which leads to inappropriate behavior and to what we call disease.Watch for Free now at gowsim.com/dr-lipton/#WSIM2017Bruce Lipton: The Biology of Belief, Fall 2009 Transcript [Initial introduction has not been recorded] …that civilization as we have known it is coming to a very abrupt end… very, very soon. And the significance is, you look out and you see all the crisis, we can talk about it - global warming. We can talk about the food industry that you’ve just heard about. We can talk about the political upheaval, the healthcare crisis, and we can go on and on and on. And then you try to say, well I mean, it’s like all of it is coming at one point. And the reason why is because they are symptoms of something that is so profoundly important and such a major upheaval that’s coming so quickly that actually the book is written out, that are put out, that’s called Spontaneous Evolution Because within a very short time, within 2 years, maybe even within a few months. Everything the way the world has been running is going to turn upside down. It’s going to be blown away. It’s going to be very exciting! And the reason why it’s important for you is this: There are the generations called the X, Y, Z: the alphabet generation – which I assume we’re all a part of. And the relevance about the alphabet generation is that there was a discontinuity between the previous generations. Everything up to the previous generation was “Yeah, my children are going to do better than I’m going to do and we’re making a world for my children” Then of course when parents own five BMW’s and a mansion for two people and a kid, and it’s hard – how is that kid going to grow up and do better than that? And so it’s very interesting because they reach the point where your prospects seem like: “How they hell can I keep up with it? I can’t even pay the rent, I’m having trouble getting the food covered and everybody’s talking about how the kids are always going to do better than the parents” San Francisco State University | HOLISTIC HEALTH 2 [THE BIOLOGY OF BELIEF] Bruce Lipton | Fall 2009 It’s obviously for awhile, that it’s not even going to look that way, especially for you, and why this is relevant is this: This is not a coincidence! This is part of an evolutionary upheaval. Your role in it is actually, guess what, to be detached from the structure. To not be part of the structure at all! And the reason why this is an important role for you is very simply this: You can’t take down the structure if everybody is holding onto the structure! If everybody said “This is the way we all wanted!” and held onto the structure, the structure cannot change. But now we got nearly 50% of the population and that includes you that are not part of the structure and we can actually say: “Who cares?” Who cares what happens up there and what all these people are doing on Wall Street and the banks Who cares about that? Because you’re not part of it. And it’s a good reason why you’re not part of it Because you don’t have any reason to hold onto this thing. And as a result as the change starts to come it will happen very quickly because such a large portion of the population does not have any investment in this particular structure right now And yet why this is important is because when the upheaval comes: it’s being handed to you! And when the upheaval comes, it’s also important for this: It takes you to a new level of thinking, gives you a different way of looking at life. Technology that doesn’t even exist at this moment. 2005 – 60% of college graduates had jobs when school ended. Last year, it was 20% and it’s going down lower. And the relevance is that the future doesn’t offer you the jobs that we’re having now But the future offers you new stuff that’s not even evolved at this moment But there’re so many new jobs, new industries, and new technologies evolving everyday So my point about this is specifically for you is very simply this You’re in a state of upheaval. San Francisco State University | HOLISTIC HEALTH 3 [THE BIOLOGY OF BELIEF] Bruce Lipton | Fall 2009 You feel disconnected from the situation. It seems out of hand... And it is. And the reality is that everything is in its right place You are in the right place for the next evolutionary leap to come And I’ll explain why the end is coming And that’s basically because the reason why civilization is coming to an end And it’s actually an understandable reason So it’s not mystical or metaphysical or magical And it’s based on understanding this: That civilizations, like people, have life cycles Anything like an organization like that grows It evolves and then develops and matures and ultimately declines So when we talk about a civilization or an individual human over time what we can talk about is a period of development and then a slope and then a decline And what’s this really associated with? The first phase of a child’s life or civilization’s life is, in this developmental phase, is experiment. That’s what kids do. They go out and try all different kinds of things So when the civilization, and the young one that is forming right now, try things, try all new kinds of things Why? Because existing things don’t work really well. So you try things that are new. Once you start to establish a way of life, then unfortunately, the ideas start to get very rigid. So, just like parents, you grow up. They were wild as kids and then they reach the parent stage and guess what? San Francisco State University | HOLISTIC HEALTH 4 [THE BIOLOGY OF BELIEF] Bruce Lipton | Fall 2009 They became very damn rigid and there outlook and everything became “That’s just the way life is” And they held on to that belief and try to get you to conform to that when you were in your experimental phase So the idea is this: Civilization like parents grow up and become rigid. But when you become rigid in a world that is dynamically evolving, nothing in the universe stays the same. That is the one truism – it’s always changing. So basically it says this: How can you live into a future if you hold onto a rigid idea? The rigid idea generally causes challenges, the challenges from following these rigid beliefs.

I assume you’re asking about microchimerism. Yes, it is real. It can result from fetal cells crossing the placenta, or cells from the placenta itself, becoming incorporated into the mother’s body, where they can survive and multiply for decades. This produces little islands of cells that are genetically different from the mother’s own. One line of evidence for this is the finding of cells with Y chromosomes in the brains of deceased women who had been pregnant with sons. It’s been hypothesized that this is a reason why women are more susceptible to autoimmune diseases such as scleroderma than men are.D.W. Bianchi et al. 1996. Male fetal progenitor cells persist in maternal blood for as long as 27 years postpartum. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America. 93(2): 705–8.P.C. Evans et al. 1999. Long-term fetal microchimerism in peripheral blood mononuclear cell subsets in healthy women and women with scleroderma. Blood. 93 (6): 2033–7.S. Pritchard et al. 2012. Comprehensive analysis of genes expressed by rare microchimeric fetal cells in the maternal mouse lung. Biology of Reproduction. 87 (2): 42.W.F. Chan et al. 2012. Male microchimerism in the human female brain. PLOS One. 7 (9): e45592.

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