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Rent The Biology of Belief: Unleashing the Power of Consciousness, Matter & Miracles
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Format: Abridged-CD
Publisher: Sounds True
Published: Nov 2006
Genre: Science - Life Sciences - Biology
Retail Price: $24.95
Discs: 3
Synopsis
Since the publication of The Biology of Belief, Dr. Bruce Lipton has received widespread acclaim as one of the most accessible and knowledgeable voices of 'new biology.' The science is called epigenetics—a revolutionary field that shows us how the energy of consciousness is as important in shaping life on earth as DNA and chemistry. In this original author adaptation, Dr. Lipton brings his clarity, insight, and humor to unveiling a profound change in how we perceive the way life works, including: • How environment—including our thoughts and emotion—controls the character of every cell • Quantum physics and life: the key to understanding the bigger picture of how mind over matter works • Cooperation and evolution—moving beyond the 'selfish gene' theory to see that a natural trend toward harmony literally shapes the biosphere • Why the oft-dismissed placebo effect is really the most powerful healing tool we have, and much more As scientists have mapped the human genome, it has become clear that there are important aspects of life that defy our traditional models of evolution. The 'missing link,' according to Dr. Lipton, is consciousness. With The Biology of Belief, listeners join this groundbreaking researcher to learn how this new science radically alters both how we understand life on earth— and how we choose to live.
Reviews
I like listening to this audio book, Bruce Lipton is a man who knows what he's talking about. Many audio books have got good information but it's presented very poorly or by a narrator that has no idea what the content means and are just reading information. When I first heard the book I thought it was actually David Duchovny from the X Files narrating. Bruce does sound just like him, at least I thought so. Many readers may put this book down as they think they've read it already by another author, they couldn't have even read through it or listened to it in entirety, I just don't like it when people don't read all the way through and then judge something. I enjoy The Biology Of Belief, I'm very open minded to everything too, and if people think there's a one answer to everything they are gravely mistaken.