The Spontaneous Healing of Belief

Peter Jocis shared Gregg Braden's photo.

October 29

The Spontaneous Healing of Belief  http://www.greggbraden.com/ 

1. Beyond any doubt, reality changes in the presence of our focus.
2. The more we focus, the greater the change.
3. Thought is at the Zero Point of the sine wave whose radius is the quantity C, the velocity of light. (This is the link between the spiritual realm and the advanced energies required for evolutionary human survival)

Also note the side bar video EXPLORING QUANTUM AND SPIRITUAL COMMONALITIES on Soundoff connecting quantum scientific relationships

Living from the Answer

There’s a subtle yet powerful difference between working toward a result and thinking and feeling from it.
When we work toward something, we embark upon an open-ended and never-ending journey. While we may identify 

milestones and set goals to get us closer to our accomplishment, in our minds we are always “on our way” to the objective, rather than in the experience of accomplishing it. The studies concluding “Observation affects reality” demonstrate two keys in translating the possibilities of our minds into the reality of our world:

1. Beyond any doubt, reality changes in the presence of our focus.

2. The more we focus, the greater the change.

These scientific observations confirm the principles that the great teachers of our past have shared in nonscientific language. And this is why Neville Goddard’s admonition that we must “enter the image” (of our heart’s desire, our dream, our goal, or our answered prayer) and “think from it” is so powerful. When we place our focus on what our lives would be like if our dreams were already fulfilled, what we’re actually doing is creating the conditions within us that allow our fulfilled dream to surround us. The Spontaneous Healing of Belief, Pages 146, 147, Gregg Braden