Speaker 1: Ninety five percent of our life is coming from the
Speaker 1: programs of how to live life that we get in
Speaker 1: the first seven years of life. And that's why poor
Speaker 1: people stay poor and rich people stay rich. The movie
Speaker 1: The Matrix is not science fiction. It's a documentary Every
Speaker 1: human and it's a fact. Every human first seven years
Speaker 1: is download a hypnosis. The brain of a child under
Speaker 1: seven is in a lower vibrational frequency. I mean to
Speaker 1: put wires on a person's head. You read electro and
Speaker 1: cephalograph reading brain activity. A child below seven has a
Speaker 1: lower vibration than consciousness. It's called theta. Theta is imagination. Oh,
Speaker 1: that's how kids play a tea party with mud pies,
Speaker 1: but to them it's a real thing. A kid rides
Speaker 1: a broom, it's a horse. That's theta imagination. Theta is
Speaker 1: also hypnosis. And the idea is this, before you can
Speaker 1: become conscious, If you don't have any programs, what are
Speaker 1: you going to be conscious of? So nature makes the
Speaker 1: first seven years. What kind of programs are required to
Speaker 1: live on this planet? I say, how do you get them?
Speaker 1: Theta is hypnosis. You just watch your watch, your parents,
Speaker 1: who watch your siblings, and your community. Because you have
Speaker 1: to learn how many hundred thousand rules, think about it
Speaker 1: just to be a functional member of a family and
Speaker 1: a functional member of a community. There are rules teaching
Speaker 1: an infant, these rules, Oh, you don't have to first
Speaker 1: seven years? That just did observe it and just download it?
Speaker 1: And then I say, why is irrelevant? Because this is
Speaker 1: the unfortunate fact. Ninety five percent of our life comes
Speaker 1: from those programs in the subconscious every day. Only about
Speaker 1: five percent of the life are you using conscious, which
Speaker 1: is creative five percent, And you don't see it because
Speaker 1: it's called subconscious below conscious and the Jesuits. For four
Speaker 1: hundred years, they were both and people didn't understand. They say,
Speaker 1: give me a child until it's seven, and I will
Speaker 1: show you the man. They've been saying it for four
Speaker 1: hundred years because they knew seven years was the program period,
Speaker 1: and ninety five percent of your life after that will
Speaker 1: be whatever that program is. A child isn't functioning in
Speaker 1: consciousness until after seven. Before seven is direct record whatever
Speaker 1: you just said, I just recorded it. So if the
Speaker 1: parent gets mad at the child, says you don't deserve that,
Speaker 1: you don't deserve this, go the child, well, is not
Speaker 1: consciously understanding what you mean. Child's just recorded. I do
Speaker 1: not deserve Now if I hear that several times, especially
Speaker 1: in an emotional situation, because that downloads it faster. Now
Speaker 1: I'm forty fifty years old, what is my behavior? Ninety
Speaker 1: five percent of the time the answers what comes from
Speaker 1: the program? I do not deserve. Well, that means unconsciously,
Speaker 1: I will sabotage myself to make sure that the program
Speaker 1: is correct. I'm making the program true by adjusting the
Speaker 1: behavior to meet the program. Look, this is not new.
Speaker 1: I mean, there's a famous book Rich Dad, Poor Dad,
Speaker 1: and basically said, you come from a poor family, and
Speaker 1: you could struggle your whole life and try to get rich,
Speaker 1: but you're not gonna make it. And if you come
Speaker 1: from a rich family, you could be stupid your whole
Speaker 1: life and make it. Not because it was thinking, but
Speaker 1: it was unconscious behavior that was downloaded from rich families
Speaker 1: into kids, which is unconscious. So they're making the right
Speaker 1: moves unconsciously. If they engage their conscious mind, then they
Speaker 1: look stupid, but it's unconscious. And that's the same thing
Speaker 1: with poor people. Poor people have beliefs from the family, Oh,
Speaker 1: you can't make it. Life's just struggle. Things are hard.
Speaker 1: Who do you think you are? And if that's the
Speaker 1: program you get, then ninety five percent of the day
Speaker 1: you will sabotage yourself. And that's why poor people stay
Speaker 1: poor and rich people stay rich because the programming before
Speaker 1: I put this knowledge into effect it and I use
Speaker 1: the word put into effect. Why I had the knowledge academically,
Speaker 1: it's like, oh my god, look at the research. What
Speaker 1: does it mean? I understood it from the level and
Speaker 1: with all that knowledge, it didn't change my life. People
Speaker 1: reach self help books. I go, well, you read the book.
Speaker 1: You got a lot of knowledge. Is your life change? No,
Speaker 1: but you got a lot of knowledge. And so here's
Speaker 1: the difference. The conscious mind is creative and can learn
Speaker 1: in any number of ways. Read a self help book,
Speaker 1: go to elect or listen to this, and conscious mind
Speaker 1: is going to get some awareness. And I go, yeah,
Speaker 1: But subconscious mind doesn't learn that way. Subconscious mind learns
Speaker 1: in two fundamental ways naturally hypnosis, which is the first
Speaker 1: seven years and after age seven. How do you put
Speaker 1: new programs in repetition practice? You want to drive a car,
Speaker 1: you didn't learn how by just getting in the seat
Speaker 1: and put the key and you had to practice driving
Speaker 1: the car. You want to learn the alphabet. How many
Speaker 1: times did you go from A to Z? Try to
Speaker 1: go to it is that before you can complete it.
Speaker 1: Once you completed it, you didn't have to go back
Speaker 1: and do it again. So two phases you want to
Speaker 1: train the subconscious mind hygnosis repetition. I like the last
Speaker 1: one because there's a new phrase that's bandied about called
Speaker 1: fake it till you make it, meaning if you're not
Speaker 1: a happy person, I say you want to be a
Speaker 1: happy person, then repeat all the time I'm happy. I'm happy.
Speaker 1: I say, well, you don't look happy or anything. You say, No,
Speaker 1: who am I talking to? By repetition, I'm talking to subconscious.
Speaker 1: If subconscious gets I am happy, and ninety five percent
Speaker 1: of your life comes from that subconscious, there will be
Speaker 1: a point once the subconscious got I am happy, you
Speaker 1: don't have to say it again. It will be automatic.
Speaker 1: It's repetitive, and that's the secret part. Putting a sticky
Speaker 1: note on the refrigerator is more like a suggestion, but
Speaker 1: it's not a repetition, so it doesn't work very well.
Speaker 1: Repetition is a habit. It's making habit, So you got
Speaker 1: to do something religiously in a sense of repeating it,
Speaker 1: repeating it, repeating it to make it work. Every night,
Speaker 1: when you go to bed, just when you're fall going
Speaker 1: off into sleep, consciousness is disconnecting. The next period of
Speaker 1: your brain operation while your consciousness is disconnected is data,
Speaker 1: which is the same brain function as in the first
Speaker 1: seven years. So if you put a pair of earphones
Speaker 1: on at night with a program of what you would
Speaker 1: like to be true in your life, as soon as
Speaker 1: your conscious mind disconnects, that program is playing. It's not
Speaker 1: playing into your conscious mind. That's shut off. It's now
Speaker 1: going straight into subconscious mind. So it's called auto hypnosis.
Speaker 1: You don't need to go see a hypnotherapist. You just
Speaker 1: have to pick out what program would you like to
Speaker 1: have that you don't have. Ninety five percent of your
Speaker 1: life is coming from the subconscious. Your life is a
Speaker 1: print out of your subconscious behavior. Oh, so you don't
Speaker 1: have to try and think about what happened. I just say,
Speaker 1: look at your life. The things you like that come
Speaker 1: into your life come in because you have a program
Speaker 1: that supports them. But anything you struggle with, work hard at,
Speaker 1: put a lot of effort into making it happen. Why
Speaker 1: you're working so hard. Inevitably you have a program that
Speaker 1: doesn't support that conclusion, and you're trying to override program.
Speaker 1: So you don't need to do a lot of strength
Speaker 1: and psychology stuff. You just look at your life and
Speaker 1: say where am I struggling? Because wherever you're struggling, inevitably
Speaker 1: is a program in your subconsciousness does not support that
Speaker 1: destination you've been looking for. I had to deal with
Speaker 1: the issue of teaching medical students and going into the
Speaker 1: classroom teaching conventional curriculum is the old genes control life story,
Speaker 1: and so I go in there and teach that to
Speaker 1: the medical students. But when I go back in my
Speaker 1: lab and look at my research on stem cells, my
Speaker 1: research revealed conclusively that the environment in which the cells
Speaker 1: live determine genetic activity. So it's complete opposite of what
Speaker 1: I was teaching in medical school, and the difference is profound.
Speaker 1: The conventional story, almost everybody's program with genes turn on
Speaker 1: and off and then they control the character of your life.
Speaker 1: And if you buy that story, which I did, in
Speaker 1: which I was teaching, it really means that we're victims,
Speaker 1: victims of our heredity. We didn't pick the genes. As
Speaker 1: far as we know, you don't like the traits, you
Speaker 1: can't change the genes, and the genes appear to turn
Speaker 1: on and off by themselves all of a sudden. You see,
Speaker 1: your life is not under your control. It's under the
Speaker 1: control of the genes. And a lot of people feel
Speaker 1: that way, looking at their family history and going, oh,
Speaker 1: my goodness, I might have the genes for cancer or
Speaker 1: whatever it is. Since consciousness is involved. Once I feed
Speaker 1: you with an idea that you are susceptible to something, look,
Speaker 1: I can feed you with an idea that this pill
Speaker 1: that we just got from the pharmaceutical company it's the
Speaker 1: greatest best thing for your issue. And I give you
Speaker 1: this pill and you get better, and then later you
Speaker 1: find out it was a sugar pill, and everybody goes, yeah,
Speaker 1: that's called the placebo effect, And I go, what does
Speaker 1: it really mean. You didn't get healed by the pill.
Speaker 1: You got healed by the belief and the pill. Well, yeah,
Speaker 1: that's what placebo is all about. And at least one third,
Speaker 1: minimum of one third of all medical intervention is it's
Speaker 1: a placebo effect that where the healing comes from. Every Yeah,
Speaker 1: I know about the placeibum, I go. Yeah, but that's
Speaker 1: the result of positive thinking. What about negative thinking? And
Speaker 1: this is what we don't talk about. But the reality
Speaker 1: is it's equally powerful in regard to affecting your biology
Speaker 1: as is positive thinking, but it works in the opposite direction.
Speaker 1: A negative thought is called the no sebo effect. Can
Speaker 1: cause any disease, and you can die if you believe
Speaker 1: you're gonna die. You can die from the belief. Here's
Speaker 1: a simple fact. Stress causes at least up to ninety
Speaker 1: percent of doctor visits. How can stress do this? And
Speaker 1: the answer is very simple. Stress causes a hormone called
Speaker 1: cortisol to breatheased in advice, say what does corso do?
Speaker 1: Number one, It causes the blood in the viscera, the
Speaker 1: guts where maintenance of the body and healing comes from
Speaker 1: all the organs. It causes the blood vessels to shut
Speaker 1: down because it pushes the blood to the arms and legs. Why.
Speaker 1: Stress means you're ready to run, fight or flight, So
Speaker 1: you push the energy to where you need it arms
Speaker 1: and legs. Well, where do you get it from? Well,
Speaker 1: you squeeze the blood vessels in the gut. Well, this
Speaker 1: is growth. The viscera is growth. That's what the organs
Speaker 1: are for arms and legs are for protection. If I'm
Speaker 1: in protection, I shut off growth. And more importantly, stress
Speaker 1: hormones shut off the immune system. The reason is just energy.
Speaker 1: The idea is, if you're being chased by a saber
Speaker 1: tooth tiger and you have bacterial infection, how do you
Speaker 1: want to split the energy? How much energy you want
Speaker 1: to run away and how much you want to fight
Speaker 1: the immunes? You know, with the immune system, the answer
Speaker 1: is the hell with the bacterium. I mean, if the
Speaker 1: tiger catches you, the bacteria is useless as meaningless, you know.
Speaker 1: So when you're in stress, stress hormones shut down the
Speaker 1: immune system to conserve energy. Does immune system use energy?
Speaker 1: Of course, if you've ever been really sick, you never
Speaker 1: even got out of bed. You have no energy, and
Speaker 1: if you're in fight or flight mode, you need the
Speaker 1: energy to deal with the world. So stress hormones physically
Speaker 1: shut off the immune system when you're under stress. That's
Speaker 1: when sickness starts to show up. In fact, it's so
Speaker 1: good at shutting off the immune system. Doctors give patients
Speaker 1: who are going to receive a foreign organ a graft
Speaker 1: of a kidney or a lung or whatever they're grafting.
Speaker 1: That's foreign tissue. If you put a foreign organ in
Speaker 1: your body, your immune system's job is to eliminate it.
Speaker 1: So as they're transplanting an organ, they give the patient
Speaker 1: stress hormones at the same time, because stress hormones will
Speaker 1: shut off the immune system so the organ won't be
Speaker 1: rejected right away. That's how effective it is. It's used
Speaker 1: therapeutically to shut off the immune system. Yeah, but everybody
Speaker 1: out there in this world right now, with a small exception,
Speaker 1: is under some level of stress. Every one of those
Speaker 1: people is dripping stress hormones continuously in their body, and
Speaker 1: those hormones inhibit the immune system and the result is illness.
Speaker 1: And if you stop the growth, you say, yeah, but
Speaker 1: I'm an adult, I don't need to grow, And I
Speaker 1: say yeah, but you have to replace hundreds of billions
Speaker 1: of cells that you lose every day. So we really
Speaker 1: have to watch out because, as psychologist would tell us,
Speaker 1: seventy percent or more of our thoughts are negative and redundant.
Speaker 1: Replaying the same negative thoughts. I go, if thoughts had
Speaker 1: nothing to do with it, fine, but thoughts positive or
Speaker 1: negative shape our biology, and all of a sudden it says, well,
Speaker 1: now it's time to wake up, because our negative thinking
Speaker 1: is manifesting a negative life experience. But it's not just
Speaker 1: me saying this. It was me saying this when I
Speaker 1: first started doing this work in nineteen seventy, and my
Speaker 1: research was reputable. Every day I could take stem cells
Speaker 1: are embryonic cells, so they have no potential until you
Speaker 1: put them in an environment, and then depending on the
Speaker 1: culture medium, by the chemistry of the culture medium, I
Speaker 1: can make the cell become a muscle cell. Change the
Speaker 1: culture media, make the same cell become a bone seller,
Speaker 1: change it again, and make the same cell become a
Speaker 1: fat cell. And there were Genetically the cell is the same.
Speaker 1: It was the environment that I was changing. And I
Speaker 1: started talking about that long before the new science called
Speaker 1: epigenetics had come into vogue, which was nineteen ninety, so
Speaker 1: I was like twenty years ahead. And of course, for
Speaker 1: much of that time, my colleagues looked at me like
Speaker 1: I was a crazy guy, because everybody knew the conventional
Speaker 1: dogma and I was coming up with a whole different
Speaker 1: line of belief about it. And now it's come into mainstream.
Speaker 1: The only problem is this, when you invest so much
Speaker 1: money into a belief system and then a belief system
Speaker 1: isn't really right, you try to whole lot as long
Speaker 1: as you can. Because you spend hundreds of billions of
Speaker 1: dollars in this belief you don't want to just go,
Speaker 1: oh okay, well just change it. So it's a struggle.
Speaker 1: But the reality is it's coming forward and the public
Speaker 1: is just becoming aware of it, and it's a revolution
Speaker 1: because if you believe genes control your life, you're a
Speaker 1: victim of your heredity. When I say epigenetic control almost
Speaker 1: sounds the same, but EPI means above. So when I
Speaker 1: say epigenetic control, literally it's control above the genes. And
Speaker 1: this is what we now recognize that the environment and
Speaker 1: very specifically, our perception of the environment changes our genetic activity.
Speaker 1: So that means, well, wait, that's not a victim because
Speaker 1: I can change my environment, I can change my perception
Speaker 1: and all of a sudden, if I can do that,
Speaker 1: then I can control my genes. Well, we're going from
Speaker 1: victim to mastery, from genetics to epigenetics