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Jay Shetty PodcastDr. Joe Dispenza: WATCH THIS To Rewire Your Brain & ATTRACT Anything You Want
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WHAT IT’S REALLY ABOUT
Dispenza Explains How Changing Your Emotions Rewires Beliefs, Health and Relationships
- Dispenza argues that living in stress and survival blocks love and creativity, and that moving attention to the heart and slowing the breath shifts the body into a creative state.
- He describes beliefs as repeated thoughts hardwired into unconscious programs, and says they change by becoming conscious of them, mentally rehearsing a new self, and feeling the emotion of the desired future before it arrives.
- He says the emotional charge of past hurt can be released through forgiveness, so memory becomes wisdom and a person stops holding themselves hostage to the past.
- Dispenza cites his team's research, including a roughly 50% rise in immunoglobulin A, the SERPINA5 protein in advanced meditators' plasma, and gene, microbiome and brain changes after seven-day retreats.
- He says groups can produce an emergent collective consciousness, citing shared gene expression, random event generator effects, and a 'Walk for the World' event, and urges people to treat change as an experiment.
IDEAS WORTH REMEMBERING
5 ideasSurvival-state stress blocks love and creation
Dispenza says most people live in a state of readiness driven by stress hormones, and that this is not a state in which to open the heart, create, or learn.
Feel the emotion of the future before it happens
He says people usually wait for an event to remove the feeling of lack, but feeling the emotion first lets them believe in that future rather than the past, and stops them seeking it from a place of separation.
Beliefs are unconscious habits of thinking that can be rewired
A belief is a thought repeated until it is hardwired. Becoming conscious of it, not firing it again, and rehearsing the desired self installs a new circuit.
Forgiveness turns memory into wisdom
Dispenza says overcoming the emotional charge of a past event frees energy the body can use to create, and he notes survival emotions can become addictive.
The overcoming process is the becoming process
He says people who healed meditated daily, sometimes for a year, and remembered the hard sessions most. He presents lasting change as earned through repeated showing up.
WORDS WORTH SAVING
5 quotesWe cannot attract anything in our life that we feel separate from.
— Dr. Joe Dispenza
The memory without the emotional charge is called wisdom, and you never have to do it again 'cause you know now that, that you know.
— Dr. Joe Dispenza
Nobody wants to overcome. Amazon Prime just spoiled us.
— Dr. Joe Dispenza
Fear is not the opposite of love, it's the separation from it.
— Dr. Joe Dispenza
Make it an experiment. Don't make it a have to. Make it a want to.
— Dr. Joe Dispenza
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SPEAKERS
Dr. Joe Dispenza
guestAuthor and meditation/neuroscience lecturer known for work on brain change, mind-body healing, and behavior transformation.
Jay Shetty
hostHost of the podcast On Purpose, interviewing guests on purpose, wellbeing, and personal growth.
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