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95% of our life is coming from the programs of how to live life that we get in the first seven years of life. And that's why poor people stay poor and rich people stay rich.
The movie The Matrix is not science fiction, it's a documentary. Every human is a fact. Every human's first seven years is downloaded hypnosis.
The brain of a child under seven is in a lower vibrational frequency. Input wires on a person's head, you read electroencephalograph reading brain activity. A child below seven has a lower vibration than consciousness. It's called theta. Theta is imagination. Oh, that's how kids play a tea party with mud pies, but to them, it's a real thing. A kid rides a broom, it's a horse. That's theta imagination.
Theta is also hypnosis. And the idea is this: Before you can become conscious, if you don't have any programs, what are you gonna be conscious up? So nature makes the first seven years. What kind of programs are required to live on this planet? I say, how do you get them? Beta is hypnosis. You just watch your parents, your siblings, and your community. Because you have to learn how many hundred thousand rules. Think about it, just to be a functional member of a family and a functional member of a community. There are rules. Teach an infant these rules. You don't have to. First seven years, that's just data. Observant and just download it. And then I say, why is irrelevant? Because this is the unfortunate fact. Ninety-five percent of our life comes from those programs in the subconscious. Every day, only about 5% of the life are you using conscious, which is creative. Five percent. And you don't see it because it's called subconscious, below conscious.
And the Jesuits for 400 years, they were boast. And people didn't understand. They say, "Give me a child until it's seven, and I will show you the man." They've been saying that for 400 years because they knew seven years was the program period. And 95% of your life after that will be whatever that program is. A child isn't functioning in consciousness until after seven. Before seven is direct record. Whatever you just said, I just record it. So if the parent gets mad at the child, says, "You don't deserve that, you don't deserve this," go. The child is not consciously understanding what you mean. Child's just recorded, "I do not deserve." Now, if I hear that several times, especially in an emotional situation, because that downloads it faster. And now I'm 40, 50 years old. What is behavior 95% of time? Nance is what comes from the program. "I do not deserve." Well, that means unconsciously I will sabotage myself to make sure that the program is correct. I'm making the program true by adjusting the behavior to meet the program.
Look, this is not new. I mean, there's the famous book, Rich Dad Poor Dad. And basically said, you come from a poor family and you can struggle your whole life and try to get rich, but you're not gonna make it. And if you come from a rich family, you can be stupid your whole life and make it. Not because it was thinking, but it was unconscious behavior that was downloaded from rich families into kids, which is unconscious. So they're making the right moves unconsciously. If they engage their conscious mind, then they look stupid. But it's unconscious. And that's the same thing with poor people. Poor people have beliefs from the family, "Oh, you can't make it. Life's a struggle. Things are hard. Who do you think you are?" And if that's the program you get, then 95% of the day, you will sabotage yourself. And that's why poor people stay poor and rich people stay rich.
Because the programming. Before I put this knowledge into effect, and I use the word "put into effect" why I had the knowledge academically. It's like, "Oh my god, look at the research. What does it mean?" I understood it from the level. And with all that knowledge, it didn't change my life. People read self-help books. I go, "Well, you read the book, you got a lot of knowledge. Has it changed your life?" "No, but I got a lot of knowledge." And so here's the difference. The conscious mind is creative and can learn in any number of ways. Read a self-help book, go to a lecture, listen to this. And conscious mind's gonna get some awareness. And I go, "Yeah, but subconscious mind doesn't learn that way." Subconscious mind learns in two fundamental ways. Naturally, hypnosis, which is the first seven years. And after age seven, how do you put new programs in? Repetition, practice. You want to drive a car. You didn't learn how by just getting in the seat and put the key. And you had to practice driving the car. You want to learn the alphabet. How many times did you go from A to Z trying to go to it? Is that before you can complete it? Once you've completed it, you didn't have to go back and do it again. So two phases. They want to train the subconscious mind. Hypnosis, repetition.
I like the last one because there's a new phrase that's bandied about called "fake it till you make it." Meaning, if you're not a happy person, I say, "You want to be a happy person? Then repeat all the time, 'I'm happy. I'm happy.'" I say, "Well, you don't look happy or anything." Say, "No, who am I talking to?" By repetition, I'm talking to subconscious. If subconscious gets, "I am happy," and 95% of your life comes from that subconscious, there will be a point. Once the subconscious got, "I am happy," you don't have to say it again. It won't be automatic. It's repetitive. That's it. That's the secret part. Putting a sticky note on the refrigerator is more like a suggestion, but it's not a repetition. So it doesn't work very well. Repetition is a habit. It's making habit. So you got to do something religiously, in a sense of repeating it, repeating it, repeating it to make it work.
Every night when you go to bed, just when you're falling off into sleep, consciousness is disconnecting. The next period of your brain operation while your consciousness is disconnected is theta, which is the same brain function as in the first seven years. So people repair earphones on at night with a program of what you would like to be true in your life. As soon as your conscious mind disconnects, that program is playing. It's not playing into your conscious mind, that's shut off. It's now going straight into the subconscious mind. So it's called auto-hypnosis. You don't need to go see a hypnotherapist. You just have to pick out what program would you like to have that you don't have.
95% of your life is coming from the subconscious. Your life is a printout of your subconscious behavior. Oh, so you don't have to try and think about what happened. I just say, "Look at your life." The things you like that come into your life come in because you have a program that supports them. But anything you struggle with, work hard at, put a lot of effort into making it happen, why are you working so hard? Inevitably, you have a program that doesn't support that conclusion. And you're trying to override the program. So you don't need to do a lot of strength and psychology stuff. You just look at your life and say, "Where am I struggling?" Because wherever you're struggling, inevitably is a program in your subconsciousness does not support that destination you've been looking for.
I had to deal with the issue of teaching medical students and going into the classroom teaching conventional curriculum. Is the old genes control life stories? And so I go in there and teach that the medical students. But when I'd go back in my lab and look at my research on stem cells, my research revealed conclusively that the environment in which the cells live determined genetic. So it's a complete opposite of what I was teaching at medical school. And the difference is profound. The conventional story, almost everybody's programmed with, "Genes turn on and off, and then they control the character of your life." And if you buy that story, which I did, and in which I was teaching, it really means that we're victims. Victims of our heredity. We didn't pick the genes, as far as we know. You don't like the traits, you can't change the genes. And the genes appear to turn on and off by themselves all of a sudden. See, your life is not under your control. It's under the control of the genes. And a lot of people feel that way, looking at their family history and going, "Oh my goodness, I might have the genes for cancer or whatever it is."
Since consciousness is involved, if once I feed you with an idea that you were susceptible to something, look, I can feed you with an idea that this pill that we just got from the pharmaceutical company, it's the greatest, best thing for your issue. And I give you this pill, and you get better. And then later you find out it was a sugar pill. And everybody, that's called the placebo effect. I go, "What does it really mean? You didn't get healed by the pill. You got healed by the belief in the pill." Well, you know that that's what placebo is all about. And at least 1/3, minimum of 1/3 of all medical intervention is it's a placebo effect. Where the healing comes from. Every, yeah, I know about the placebo. I go, "Yeah, but that's a result of positive thinking." Well, what about negative thinking? And this is what we don't talk about. But the reality is, it's equally powerful in regard to effect on your biology as positive thinking. But it works in the opposite direction. A negative thought is called the nocebo effect. Can cause any disease. And you can die if you believe you're gonna die. You can die from the belief.
Here's a simple fact. Stress causes at least up to 90% of doctor visits. How can stress do this? And the answer is very simple. Stress causes a hormone called cortisol to bring these. And advice on what is cortisol? To number one, it causes the blood in the viscera, the guts, where maintenance of the body and healing comes from all the organs. It causes the blood vessels to shut down because it pushes the blood to the arms and legs. What stress means, you're ready to run, fight-or-flight. So you push the energy to where you need it, arms and legs. But where do you get it from? Well, you squeeze the blood vessels on the gut. Well, this is growth. The viscera is growth. That's what the organs are for. Arms and legs are for protection. If I'm in protection, I shut off growth. And more importantly, stress hormones shut off the immune system. A reason, just energy. The idea is, if you're being chased by a saber-toothed tiger, and you have a bacterial infection, how do you want to split the energy? How much energy you want to run away, and how much you want to fight the immune system? Answer is, "Help with a bacterium." I mean, if the tiger catches you, the bacteria is useless. Does that meaning less? You know. So when you're in stress, stress hormones shut down the immune system. To conserve energy. Does the immune system use energy? Of course. You've ever been really sick? You never even got out of bed. You have no energy. And if you're in fight-or-flight mode, you need the energy to deal with the world. So stress hormones physically shut off the immune system. When you're under stress, that's when sickness starts to show up. In fact, it's so good at shutting up the immune system, doctors give patients who are going to receive a foreign organ, a graft of a kidney or a lung or whatever they're grafting, that's foreign tissue. If you put a foreign organ in your body, your immune system's job is to eliminate it. So as they're transplanting an organ, they give the patient stress hormones at the same time because stress hormones will shut off the immune system so the organ won't be rejected right away. That's how effective it is. It's used therapeutically to shut off the immune system. Yeah, but everybody out there in this world right now, with a small exception, is under some level of stress. Every one of those people is dripping stress hormones continuously in their body. And those hormones inhibit the immune system. And the result is illness. And if you stop the growth, you say, "Yeah, but I'm an adult. I don't need to grow." And I said, "Yeah, but you have to replace hundreds of billions of cells that you lose every day." So we really have to watch out because a psychologist will tell us 70% or more of our thoughts are negative and redundantly playing the same negative thoughts. I go, "If thoughts had nothing to do with it, fine." But thoughts, positive or negative, shape our biology. And all of a sudden says, "Well, now it's time to wake up because our negative thinking is manifesting a negative life experience."
But it's not just me saying this. It was me saying this when I first started doing this work in 1970. And my research was repeatable. Every day, I could take stem cells or embryonic cells. So they have no potential until you put him in an environment. And then, depending on the culture medium, by the chemistry of the culture medium, I can make the cell become a muscle cell. Change the culture media, make the same cell become a bone cell. Or change it again and make the same cell become a fat cell. In there, genetically, the cells are the same. It was the environment that I was changing. And I started talking about that long before the new science called epigenetics had come into vogue, which was 1990. So like 20 years ahead. And of course, for much of that time, my college looked at me like I was a crazy guy. Because everybody knew the conventional dogma. And I was, you know, coming up with a whole different line of belief about it. And now it's come into mainstream. The only problem is this, when you invest so much money into a belief system, and then a belief system isn't really right, you try a whole lot so long as you can because you spent hundreds of billions of dollars in this belief. You don't want to just go, "Oh, okay, we'll just change it." So it's a struggle. But the reality is coming forward. And the public is just becoming aware of it. And it's a revolution. Because if you believe genes control your life, you're a victim of your heredity. When I say epigenetic control, almost sounds the same. But "epi" means above. So when I say epigenetic control, literally, it's control above the genes. And this is what we now recognize that the environment, and very specifically our perception of the environment, changes our genetic activity. So that means, "Oh, wait. That's not a victim." Because I can change my environment. I can change my perception. And all of a sudden, if I can do that, then I can control my genes. Well, we're going from victim to mastery. From genetics to epigenetic.
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