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EPISODE · Apr 27, 2020 · 37 MIN

13: Speaking Your Life Into Reality

from All That Jazze · host Jazze Jervis

Neurobiologist Dr. Candace Pert has proven that neuropeptides - the chemicals triggered by emotions - are thoughts converted into matter. Huh?! What this means is that our emotions reside physically in our bodies and interact with our cells and tissues. How crazy is that?! In this Podcast, I dive deep into how our dialogue (both verbal and our own self-talk) can affect our emotions and therefore our cells and tissues… why is this important? Because the energy behind our words matters -> we LITERALLY speak our life into existence. I also give you a quick activity you can do to check to see if you are a vibrational match to the words you are saying! Now, this is one of my favourite topics and I work with a lot of 1:1 clients to help them shift the stories that are holding themselves back from becoming a vibrational match to what they want to attract into their life. If you’d like to work with me in this capacity, head to this link and book a free discovery call -https://www.jazzejervis.com.au/coachingThe Books I refer to in this episode:Anatomy of the SpiritThe KybalionCan’t wait to chat!

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Neurobiologist Dr. Candace Pert has proven that neuropeptides - the chemicals triggered by emotions - are thoughts converted into matter. Huh?! What this means is that our emotions reside physically in our bodies and interact with our cells and tissues. How crazy is that?! In this Podcast, I dive deep into how our dialogue (both verbal and our own self-talk) can affect our emotions and therefore our cells and tissues… why is this important? Because the energy behind our words matters -&...

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