Bruce Lipton: The Program Running 95% of Your Life

You've been running on a program installed before you could even talk, and you had no say in writing it. Cell biologist and former medical school professor Bruce Lipton spent his career studying epigenetics and quantum biology, and he says your subconscious recorded almost everything about how to live before age seven. That program runs 95% of your day on autopilot, and you're the one person who can't see it while it's playing. Stress hormones don't just make you anxious. They shut down your immune system and reroute blood away from your gut, which is why kids get sick right before exams and adults get sick the moment a hard season finally ends. Quantum physics says the material world you're so sure of is an illusion, and once that clicks, the way you see your relationships, enemies included, changes completely. Bruce lays out the myths keeping humanity trapped in a cycle of self-destruction and the honeymoon shift that rewired his entire life after 40 years of running the wrong program. This is the science behind changing your story for good. BOOKS: Pre-Order Beyond Darwin: How Epigenetics, Quantum Science, and Cooperation Shape Humanity's Future The Biology of Belief Spontaneous Evolution The Honeymoon Effect Bruce's Website Bruce's Instagram Bruce's YouTube Join Bruce Lipton’s Community for Conscious Evolution! In this episode you will: Learn why 95% of your day runs on subconscious autopilot and how that program got installed Discover how stress hormones shut down your immune system without you ever noticing the trigger Overcome the four cultural myths keeping humanity trapped in a cycle of self-destruction Recognize how quantum physics reveals the material world as an illusion and what that means for your relationships Build a new subconscious program using the same theta-state window that shaped you before age seven For more information go to https://lewishowes.com/1966 More SOG episodes we think you’ll love! Get More From Lewis! Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.