Ponder the recurring crises of close friends. Do patterns seem to emerge? One friend constantly chooses partners who . . . . Another friend financially always . . . . Another friend always has health issues. Another friend can never keep a job. A quick sociological observation reveals that we all have issues. But why don’t we all have the same issues? It’s not DNA. (See sidebar) Why them and not you? Now look in the introspective mirror. Do you notice that you keep repeating certain patterns? Why you and not them?

Imagine an event shared by two people. One person is totally unaffected. But the other person perceives that moment differently and creates a belief. The event was identical, but each person walks away with something different. Neither person’s experience is more noble. Both are very real. But for one, it has created a belief that will affect them for the rest of their life.

This belief becomes hardwired into our subconscious. Unlike our creative consciousness, the subconscious is simply a playback device. Through the conditioned learning process, neural pathways between stimuli and responses become hardwired to ensure a repetitive pattern. Consequently, programmed misperceptions in our subconscious mind are not monitored and will habitually engage us in inappropriate and limiting behaviors.1

Cells Emit Energy
The mind is not focused in the head. The subconscious and conscious minds are actually the limbic system which senses and coordinates the flow of behavior-regulating signals within the cellular community throughout the body. The same information processing receptors on nerve cell membranes in the brain exist in most, if not all the body’s cells. The “mind” is distributed via signal molecules to the whole body. 2 These molecules are constantly reading and emitting energy.

Quantum physicists who quantify the relationship between energy and the structure of matter have discovered that physical atoms are made up of vortices of energy that are constantly spinning and vibrating; each atom has its own specific energy signature (wobble), assemblies of atoms (molecules) collectively radiate their own identifying energy patterns. So every material structure in the universe, including our cells, radiates a unique energy signature. 3

Energy-scanning devices that analyze energy frequencies are now widely used in conventional medicine to read the energy spectra emitted by our body’s tissues and organs. CAT scans, MRIs and PET scans allow for diagnoses of internal problems by differentiating the spectral energy character of healthy and diseased tissue. When looking at scan results, it clearly shows that diseased tissues emit their own unique energy signature, which differs from the energy emitted by surrounding healthy cells. Doctors can focus on the particular frequency of a diseased tissue, like a kidney stone, and through matching the wave, increase the vibration of the stone until it can no longer be contained and explodes its physical boundaries.4

Our Own Cellular Soup
The unique energy signature of each of us is a cellular soup made up of the beliefs created and stored via the limbic system. The aroma of that soup wafts out into the universe drawing to us life experiences like teenagers to a gumbo pot. Our belief systems energize our world and attract to us matching experiences. Not only do we react to repeated experiences in the same manner, our subconscious cellular mind draws to us experiences with the same resonance.

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1 Lipton., Bruce H. (2003) The Biology of Belief. Elite Books, California. 2 Pert, Candace (1997) Molecules of Emotion: The Science Behind Mond-Body Medicine, New York, Scribner
3 Lipton., Bruce H.(2003) The Biology of Belief. Elite Books, California.
4 Ibid.