
Becoming Supernatural: How Common People are Doing the Uncommon
Joe Dispenza presents a framework for shifting the body’s chemistry through intentional thought and focused meditation. He argues that human beings can access frequencies beyond the five senses by regulating the nervous system and aligning the heart and brain. The text explains the biological role of the pineal gland, the effects of elevated emotions on gene expression, and the practical movement of energy from the lower survival centers to the brain. Dispenza uses case studies and brain scan data to illustrate how individuals use specific breathing techniques to reach altered states of consciousness.
This book serves readers interested in the intersection of quantum physics and neurobiology who want to manage chronic stress or physical illness. It attracts those seeking a structured, technical approach to meditation rather than a purely spiritual one. Readers learn how to break habitual thought loops and reorganize their internal biochemistry. By the end, they acquire a set of mental exercises designed to influence their physical health and emotional state by consciously changing their brainwave patterns.
Growth-minded; a moderate read.
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- Published
- 2017
- Language
- EN
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