A Better World

See some footage of the festivities themselves, and then delve into greater depth, first with Thich Nat Hanh, the internationally-renowned monk, loved the world over, who helped care for children from both North & South Vietnam during the war; and then even more deeply into the Sutra with Master Sheng-yen, who is the Dharma heir of one of the most revered spiritual teachers of the 20th century, Chan Master Xu-yun. Sheng-yen’s words are translated from Chinese by one of his monks.

A groundbreaking work in the field of New Biology. Author Dr. Bruce Lipton is a former medical school professor (University of Wisconsin) and research scientist (Stanford University School of Medicine).His experiments, examining in great detail the molecular mechanisms by which cells process information, have revealed that genes do not in fact control our behavior, instead, genes are turned on and off by influences outside the cell.

These influences include our perceptions and beliefs. He shows that our beliefs, true or false, positive or negative, affect genetic activity and actually alter our genetic code. Dr. Lipton’s profoundly hopeful work, being hailed as one of the major breakthroughs in the New Sciences, shows how we can retrain our consciousness to create healthy beliefs, and by doing so create a profoundly positive effect on our bodies and our lives.

In this interview, Dr. Lipton and Mitchell Jay Rabin engage in a lively, informative discussion--a continuation of their first conversations together beginning in about 1994, about the nature of the cell, science, and the ways in which we can establish positive beliefs for self-empowerment and constructive social change. See www.brucelipton.com.

This is the first of two interviews on Lipton’s book The Biology of Belief. The earlier interview, called Fractal Evolution: The Physiologiy of Consciousness is allso available at: www.abetterworld.net.

A groundbreaking work in the field of New Biology. Author Dr. Bruce Lipton is a former medical school professor (University of Wisconsin) and research scientist (Stanford University School of Medicine).His experiments, examining in great detail the molecular mechanisms by which cells process information, have revealed that genes do not in fact control our behavior, instead, genes are turned on and off by influences outside the cell.

These influences include our perceptions and beliefs. He shows that our beliefs, true or false, positive or negative, affect genetic activity and actually alter our genetic code. Dr. Lipton’s profoundly hopeful work, being hailed as one of the major breakthroughs in the New Sciences, shows how we can retrain our consciousness to create healthy beliefs, and by doing so create a profoundly positive effect on our bodies and our lives.

In this interview, Dr. Lipton and Mitchell Jay Rabin engage in a lively, informative discussion--a continuation of their first conversations together beginning in about 1994, about the nature of the cell, science, and the ways in which we can establish positive beliefs for self-empowerment and constructive social change.

This is the first of two interviews on Lipton’s book The Biology of Belief. The earlier interview, called Fractal Evolution: The Physiologiy of Consciousness is allso available at: www.abetterworld.net.