Becoming Supernatural: How Common People are Doing the Uncommon

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More of the pseudoscience: '...how scientists came to discover the quantum universe ..." There is no “quantum universe”. There is this universe (enough science fiction here so don’t bring up a multiverse), in which quantum theories apply to some really small very fast things, relativistic theories to larger and fast things, and Newtonian mechanics are close enough for slow stuff. And don't try apologeticism and explain he meant this universe. He didn't. He's off in his own world. I have long been a fan of Dr. Joe Dispenza’s work. In Becoming Supernatural, you will learn exactly how you can transcend the limitations of your past—including health challenges—and, quite literally, create a new body, a new mind, and a new life. This information is thrilling, life changing, and incredibly practical.” His descriptions of why and how meditation works are undefended by any objective research or reference beyond his own experience — he is within his right to describe the human body as a magnetic torus, if he must, but he should have clearly delineated that unverified idea from the neuroscience which is not his own. He doesn't. He simply flips between hard science and imaginative ideas at the drop of a hat, which makes the sum of the book hard to swallow.

If you don’t and if you keep claiming scientific rigor, then it’s normal that some people will get suspicious. This is a book designed to make you stupid, you might become happier, and solve your life problems but you will be a terrible scientist. Dr. Joe Dispenza is a doctor, a scientist, and a modern-day mystic. . . . In a style that is simple, straightforward, and easy to understand, [he] has woven into a single volume the paradigm-altering discoveries of quantum science and the deep teachings that adepts of the past dedicated their entire lifetimes to master."

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P. 172 - He talks about his particular meditation practices. There we see the heart and mind affect each other. The idea is that heart irregular or incorrect vibration can be controlled by the mind for the benefit of health. It’s then that we can emerge into our true nature and fully access our innate capacity as human beings—which is to give, to love, to serve, and to take care of one another and the Earth. Typical of Dispenza’s work, Becoming Supernatural purports to marry the mystical to science. The author says that changing our bodies with our minds is scientifically explained by quantum physics. Obviously, we can’t show you any graphics in this Blink. Instead, imagine a rectangle on the ground in front of you. When Peoc’h placed his robot in the rectangular space, its path went all over the rectangle. So in that rectangle you’re imagining, you’d see random, jagged lines traced throughout the entire space.

We know that the heart, beyond its obvious role in sustaining life, is not simply a muscular pump that moves blood throughout our body but an organ capable of influencing feelings and emotions. The heart is a sensory organ that guides our decision-making ability as well as our understanding of ourselves and our place in the world. So for you to truly make changes in your life, you would have to step into the unknown—and if you don’t, nothing ever really changes.

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Mind is the brain in action, so if each one of these energy centers has a plexus of neurons, then each has its own individual mind—or better said, each center has a mind of its own.” No, he’s not being figurative. Once you learn to make your mind work at that higher level of frequency, then you can intentionally change your body’s chemistry. You as a consciousness are in the realm of oneness, and because there is no separation, time is eternal. P. 276... very interesting study on the effect of oxytocin and stress. It's impact on the pituitary and amygdala. I did not know this. Interestingly, from my other research oxytocin is also produced by holding a baby, petting small animals, or also getting good sleep. He does a great job also describing vasopressin's release in similar fashion (also a sleep hormone).

P. 41 After discussing the biochemistry of stress (a mental state that creates a physical state), he then describes how you can mentally undo all of that and in doing so epigenetically affect your immune system. In other words, he is saying, your mind can impact precisely what DNA is asserting itself. This is VERY profound and you either believe it or you don't. I do.To meditate with the intention to create a certain circumstance in ones life I think promotes and propagates spiritual immaturity and attachment - things that meditation is actually supposed to help remedy ironically. As some have said, “what’s in the way *is* the way.”