Thoughts do
change our bodies
We used to receive this
information only through metaphysical sources that referred to concepts
contained in "as a man thinks", or "what you see you
shall become" (Gospel of Philip), whether they pointed us to the
Gnostic Gospels (admirably discussed by religious historian Elaine
Pagels), or James Allen and his now (thanks to movies such as What The Bleep Do We Know? or The Secret) ultra-famous book As
A Man Thinketh (easily - and legally - available as a free download ...
contact me).
Thoughts do
change our bodies.
Now we receive this
information from cellular and molecular biologists, from Ph.D.'s in keynote
addresses at psychology symposia in hallowed Ivy League halls, from DNA
experimentation by the American military, from international neuroscientists,
from a Japanese scientist who studies water crystals, and from a plethora of others.
Thoughts do
change our bodies.
Candace Pert, molecular biologist, wrote
The
Molecules of Emotion, in which she pioneered the body-mind concept.
(Her work of over several decades is based on how the bodymind functions as a
single psychosomatic network of information molecules which control our health
and physiology. She also offers an excellent CD titled Your
Body is Your Subconscious Mind.) Do you remember how laughable many
thought this was only in the 80's? How far we have come in accepting PNI
(psycho-neuro-immunology), the study of the interaction between psychological
processes and the nervous and immune systems of the human body, which has led
us to understand, among others, the connection between stress - thoughts - and
the potential future appearance of cancer in the body!
Thoughts do
change our bodies.
Bruce Lipton, cellular biologist, wrote The
Biology of Belief and has also produced the audio CD The
Wisdom of Your Cells: How Your Beliefs Control Your Biology. In its
review of Lipton, Amazon
writes: “His experiments, and those of other leading-edge scientists, have
examined in great detail the processes by which cells receive information. The
implications of this research radically change our understanding of life. It
shows that genes and DNA do not control our biology; that instead DNA is
controlled by signals from outside the cell, including the energetic
messages emanating from our positive and negative thoughts.”
This
concept is precisely what I heard at Harvard in 2003, while listening to a
keynote address at a conference about developmental psychology. Dr. Elaine
Bearer stated that it was now (nearly 5 years ago) possible to demonstrate that
everything we think, feel, and do has the capacity to change our DNA.
Think of the implications of this…and think, therefore, how important it is to develop
the capacity to choose what we think, feel, and do. To know that we always
have a choice. And that in making this choice – from among all possible
alternatives – we literally contribute to our well-being (or not) on all
levels: physically, psychologically, emotionally, and spiritually.
Thoughts do
change our bodies.
In Japan ,
scientist Masaru Emoto
wrote The
Hidden Message in Water. Describing this book and the author's work, Amazon.com
notes: “Using high-speed photography, Dr. Masaru Emoto discovered
that crystals formed in frozen water reveal changes when specific, concentrated
thoughts are directed toward them. He found that water from clear springs and
water that has been exposed to loving words shows brilliant, complex, and
colorful snowflake patterns. In contrast, polluted water, or water exposed to
negative thoughts, forms incomplete, asymmetrical patterns with dull colors.
The implications of this research create a new awareness of how we can
positively impact the earth and our personal health.”
Also see this great article about Masaru Emoto by Life Enthusiast, or watch this video showing crystals affected by thoughts and words, or watch this video of an interview with Dr. Emoto.
Also see this great article about Masaru Emoto by Life Enthusiast, or watch this video showing crystals affected by thoughts and words, or watch this video of an interview with Dr. Emoto.
Thoughts do
change our bodies.
Muscle Testing (applied kinesiology), long a tool
used in alternative treatments, essentially allows one person to test another
person's response to anything, whether this is a thought (true or false), or
the beneficial or detrimental effect something (for example food or medicine or
treatment) may have on the other person. Much has been written about the
subject of muscle testing by authors too numerous to mention since its
appearance in the 60's as used by American chiropractor Dr. George Goodheart.
However, if you want to read something truly interesting about the subject,
have a look at David R. Hawkins' books, in particular, Power
vs. Force: The Hidden Determinants of Human Behavior
Thoughts do
change our bodies.
See also:
- Introducing
Our Second and Third Brain: We Do Think With Our Heart and Instinct!
- Giving
Birth To Yourself
- Neuroscience
and Clustered Plasticity
- I
Hate My House, I Hate My Job, I Hate This CIty, I Hate My Life...or the
Plasticity of Your Brain
- Aging
Brains That Step Up to the Plate and Stay Sharp!
- Intuition
Has Great Value After All!
- CD
/ DVD Review I: Caroline Myss - Three Levels of Power and How to Use Them
- Plants,
Biocommunication & Creation
- Making
Happiness a Priority
- Bruce
Lipton, The Biology of Belief, and the Wisdom of Our Cells
- Don’t
Let An Old Person Move In
- CD
/ DVD Review II: Candace Pert - Your Body is Your Subconscious Mind
- Neuroscience,
Deep Brain Stimulation, Comas, and EFT
- Never
Let Love Walk Past You
- Moods
and Food and Micro-Nutrients
- Skeptiko
– Science at the Tipping Point
- How
Cilantro in Cancun, Soft Contact Lenses in Miami, Construction Noise and
Strange-Smelling Trees in Spain Caused My World to Change
Thoughts do
change our bodies.
So we know that
thoughts change our bodies - we may have known for a long time, and now we have
proof (which for many is a determinant), so what is keeping you from doing
something about it? Your thoughts - which you can get a handle on with a
certain amount of dexterity and ease by gauging your feelings (see also The
Energy Barometer: Make Your Mind Body Connection Work For You),
and consistently moving yourself to higher levels of energetic frequency, can
impact on the quality of your physical, emotional, and spiritual health to a
degree of such magnitude that you simply can't ignore this information.
Thoughts do
change our bodies.

From the Reviews:
In Rewiring the Soul, Gabriella Kortsch shows us in very practical ways how to lead a soul-guided, soul-infused life. With the wisdom of one who has traveled far and learned much, Dr. Kortsch blazes a path for all who have the courage to follow. The rewards for walking that path are great: an understanding of why we are here; an expanded awareness of who we really are; a new or heightened sense of purpose and meaning; and a deeper appreciation of life's many blessings. Highly recommended.
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