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Anytime we become synthesized and balanced in our perception,
Speaker:the more advanced part of the brain comes online. So the question is,
Speaker:would you like to be master of your destiny or do you want to be a victim of
Speaker:your history?
Speaker:If we look very carefully at our nervous system,
Speaker:we have what is called a primitive nervous system,
Speaker:which is what's called the diffuse nervous system and the central nervous
Speaker:system.
Speaker:The peripheral sensory input from the world around us
Speaker:and the peripheral motor output to the world around us is
Speaker:the diffuse, primitive, old nervous system, you might say,
Speaker:from the epithelium and subdermal areas of the brain and of the skin.
Speaker:Then there's a central nervous system, which is primarily interneurons.
Speaker:You have sensory neurons coming in,
Speaker:interneurons and motor neurons,
Speaker:and they're primarily for sensory perception and
Speaker:decision, and motor actions.
Speaker:So those are the three basic types of neurons that we have.
Speaker:And the central nervous system is the one that we are here to design to be able
Speaker:to govern our perceptions and actions.
Speaker:The most primitive nervous system was a,
Speaker:what they called like a deep tendon reflex
Speaker:when somebody puts their leg over each other and hits it with a little reflex
Speaker:hammer, a reflex that just goes without having any control.
Speaker:So if you put your knee over it and hit it with that reflex hammer and it just
Speaker:jerks, that's what is called a mono synaptic reflex.
Speaker:That means you have a sensory nerve going in, it goes right onto a motor nerve,
Speaker:there's no interneurons, there's no central nervous system really involved,
Speaker:it's just a two peripheral nerves coming in, one sensory, one motor,
Speaker:one the back, one the front of the brain or the spinal cord,
Speaker:and you get this reaction. It's all or none, either fires or doesn't fire.
Speaker:That's why you got to hit a bunch of times. Sometimes it fires,
Speaker:sometimes it doesn't.
Speaker:And you kind of don't have much control over that.
Speaker:You can sit there and try to overrule it, but your knee's going to jerk.
Speaker:And that's where you don't have control over your perceptions and your actions.
Speaker:But when information comes in and then goes up the spinal cord,
Speaker:up these tracks and goes into the brain stem and up into the brain itself,
Speaker:as it does, the number of interneurons grows exponentially.
Speaker:And when you do, you now have new associations you make with the stimulus.
Speaker:And because of the most advanced part of the brain can govern the motor
Speaker:response, you can now decide how you're going to respond.
Speaker:So you have these evoked potentials coming in from sensory and motor
Speaker:responses, like deep tendon reflex,
Speaker:and you have spontaneous responses inside the brain where you're
Speaker:basically taking command of what you see or sense and what you decide to do
Speaker:with it. I always say that when we're living in the most primitive one,
Speaker:we're kind of like victims of our environment, victims of our history.
Speaker:But when we let the more advanced central nervous system,
Speaker:the integrator take command, we become masters of our destiny.
Speaker:So if you want to awaken your mastery and take command of your perceptions,
Speaker:decisions, and actions, you want to go up into the higher areas of the brain.
Speaker:Now this is an interesting phenomenon.
Speaker:Why do we have such a stimulus response,
Speaker:a conditioned reflex, or an unconditioned reflex, and then,
Speaker:how do we then add to it condition reflex,
Speaker:like Pavlov had put or Skinner had put, upper conditioning,
Speaker:where you take a stimulus and you add new associations on it,
Speaker:change the perceptions of it and then decide, okay,
Speaker:I'm not going to react that way, I'm going to act a different way.
Speaker:For many years now, three and a half decades almost,
Speaker:I have been teaching a program called the Breakthrough Experience.
Speaker:And in there I've been doing what I've introduced what is called the Demartini
Speaker:Method, where we take perceptions and change the perceptions,
Speaker:change the ratios of perceptions,
Speaker:change the levels of the brain that are firing and change our response to a
Speaker:stimuli.
Speaker:I always say that there's nothing your mortal body can experience that your
Speaker:immortal soul, the authentic you, the unconditionally loving you,
Speaker:can't transcend and govern. So the more we go up in the brain,
Speaker:the more governance we have,
Speaker:the more we go down to the primitive part of the brain,
Speaker:the more we're victims of our world around us.
Speaker:We're either a follower and run by the world externally or we're a leader and
Speaker:run from within.
Speaker:I always say that a master listens to their physiology and intuition,
Speaker:introspectively, instead of having to listen,
Speaker:extrospectively to the outside world, to politics and religion,
Speaker:which runs people's life, the moralities of that.
Speaker:And most people are subordinating to that and letting the outside stimuli run
Speaker:them, the news, the tv, the magazines, the newspapers, et cetera,
Speaker:instead of actually running from within.
Speaker:Living by design instead of living by reaction.
Speaker:We actually have two parts of our brain as we go up the brain.
Speaker:We have a subcortical area of the brain called systems 1 thinking that's
Speaker:involved in immediate fast conducting emotional reactions from stimuli.
Speaker:And then we have the more advanced part of the brain, prefrontal cortex,
Speaker:which is systems 2 thinking, which is more governed, a little slower,
Speaker:where we think before we react.
Speaker:We have a choice in our life to think before we react or react before we think.
Speaker:If we're in survival, we typically react before we think. If we're in thrival,
Speaker:we tend to think before we react.
Speaker:So what is it that makes the difference between having a diffuse primitive
Speaker:nervous system and reactions run our life vs an advanced mastery?
Speaker:Okay, so listen carefully and take the notes.
Speaker:The ratios of your perception determine what areas of the brain and what
Speaker:neurotransmitters and what parts of the interneurons are firing.
Speaker:So if you have an event to come along,
Speaker:let's say you meet somebody that you're enamored with,
Speaker:infatuated with and look up to,
Speaker:and all of a sudden you are conscious of the upsides and unconscious of any
Speaker:downsides, highly infatuated. Well,
Speaker:the ratio of perception is most all positive and no negative,
Speaker:or more positive and less negative.
Speaker:The stronger that reaction, the more it's all positive and no negative,
Speaker:or mostly positive and very little negative,
Speaker:the more the primitive response goes off.
Speaker:Because now it represents prey and our brain sets up impulses because of this
Speaker:subjectively biased interpretation of our reality,
Speaker:sets up impulses with adrenaline to capture the prey to eat,
Speaker:because it's something we want to eat.
Speaker:That's why when we are infatuated with people,
Speaker:we want to kiss them or we want to hug them, we want to consume them,
Speaker:if you will. But we can also have the other side of the equation.
Speaker:We could have something that represents a predator to us,
Speaker:that we're conscious of the downsides and unconscious of the upsides and
Speaker:it's all negative and no positive or mostly negative and less positive.
Speaker:And now we have an instinct that fires off,
Speaker:a gut instinct just like we had a gut impulse when we were consuming it,
Speaker:a gut instinct to avoid it and to get the adrenaline going to get the heck out
Speaker:of there. And this is a survival response.
Speaker:So anytime we have a subjectively bias, skew, distorted,
Speaker:exaggerated, or minimized perception,
Speaker:where we're conscious of the positives and unconscious of the negatives or
Speaker:unconscious of the negatives, conscious of the negatives,
Speaker:unconscious of the positives,
Speaker:we automatically fire off the diffuse and the primitive part of the nervous
Speaker:system. And when it's all positive and no negative,
Speaker:it's like a mono synaptic reflex. We have no control over it,
Speaker:because we got to get out of it or we got to get it.
Speaker:But if it's more balanced and we bring it into a balanced state,
Speaker:it goes past the primitive system goes up into the most advanced part of the
Speaker:brain, we now think logically,
Speaker:objectively with reason and we now act without
Speaker:reacting. Because we're now not in emergency.
Speaker:We're not starving for food and fearing the loss of food or frightened about
Speaker:predator, about to be eaten. So anytime we're in a highly polarized state,
Speaker:the primitive system comes online and anytime we become synthesized and balanced
Speaker:in our perception, the more advanced part of the brain comes onine.
Speaker:So the question is would you like to be master of your destiny or do you want to
Speaker:be a victim of your history?
Speaker:Do you want to have systems 2 running your life where you're thinking before
Speaker:reacting or systems 1, where you're reacting before thinking,
Speaker:do you you want to act reasonable or emotional? Now some might say,
Speaker:Well I'm going to probably do both. Most likely you will in your life.
Speaker:And if you are overrun by your emotional reactions,
Speaker:you'll have a dramatic life, highly polarized,
Speaker:dramatic life and people that are extremely dramatic end up being labeled
Speaker:bipolar, unstable, emotional with volatility.
Speaker:And as you know, that's not the way to master your life. As Warren Buffet says,
Speaker:until you can manage your emotions, don't expect to manage money. Greene says,
Speaker:Robert Greene says, until you can manage your emotions,
Speaker:don't expect to be a leader. If you can't manage your emotions,
Speaker:don't expect to have a stable health wellbeing.
Speaker:So anytime we can bring our mind back into balance,
Speaker:our perceptions back into balance, we help our most advanced part of our brain,
Speaker:the blood, glucose,
Speaker:and oxygen goes into the forebrain when we have a balanced perspective and it
Speaker:goes into the amygdala and down into the hindbrain and into the spinal cord when
Speaker:we don't. So one is survival, as I said, and the other's thrival,
Speaker:you decide where you want play, this is it.
Speaker:You can awaken up the most advanced part and take command and master your life
Speaker:or you can just let yourself, you know, without any effort, just keep reacting.
Speaker:So I developed in the Breakthrough Experience a methodology that I've
Speaker:incorporated in it called the Demartini Method.
Speaker:And so I want you to just listen really carefully to some of the language and
Speaker:the wording of the questions because the quality of your life's based on the
Speaker:quality of the questions you ask.
Speaker:Questions bring unconscious information conscious.
Speaker:If you want to write something, write that down.
Speaker:The questions you ask in your life is what makes you concentrate on what you're
Speaker:focused on.
Speaker:So if you ask quality questions and make unconscious information conscious,
Speaker:you can take the polarized perspective and become fully conscious.
Speaker:Because if you're infatuated, you're conscious of the upsides,
Speaker:unconscious of the downside, if you're resentful,
Speaker:you're conscious of the downsides, unconscious of the upsides.
Speaker:When you're in love, you're conscious of both sides.
Speaker:True love is not an emotion of polarity,
Speaker:although most people think infatuation and confuse it with love.
Speaker:Infatuation is seeing all the positives, not the negatives.
Speaker:And resentment's seeing all the negatives, not the positives,
Speaker:but true love is embracing both. So if you want more love in life,
Speaker:if you want true gratitude in life or grace in life,
Speaker:it's knowing how to ask the question to make you conscious of the part you're
Speaker:unconscious of to balance out the perceptions,
Speaker:so you go into the forebrain so you can take command of your life,
Speaker:the path of mastery. The forebrain is called the executive center.
Speaker:If you want to be an executive and paid like an executive and function like an
Speaker:executive and rise up the social game,
Speaker:it's to your advantage to learn how to balance your perspective.
Speaker:So in the Breakthrough Experience, when I teach the Demartini Method,
Speaker:I basically ask people the question,
Speaker:let's say you're highly resentful to somebody and you're conscious of the
Speaker:downsides, unconscious of the upsides. You ask a question; What specific trait,
Speaker:action,
Speaker:or inaction do I perceive this individual displaying or demonstrating
Speaker:that I despise, dislike, hate, most or want to avoid most?
Speaker:And I define it, instead of nebulous. By the way,
Speaker:you never have fear of the unknown,
Speaker:you have fear of the content that's in your mind.
Speaker:So if you actually have a resentment,
Speaker:you have content in the mind that's giving you that feeling,
Speaker:that emotional response. So what you do is you go back and what specific trait,
Speaker:action,
Speaker:inaction do you perceive this individual displaying or demonstrating that you
Speaker:despise, dislike or hate or want to avoid most? And get it clear what that is,
Speaker:what exactly is it? And it can't be something somebody
Speaker:It can't be broad, vague generalities and labels,
Speaker:like terrible person or abusive.
Speaker:That's not a specific action.
Speaker:Specific action is they verbally criticized me Tuesday.
Speaker:And and you don't want to write down you know how it made you feel,
Speaker:because that's your feeling, and you're in control of your feelings, not,
Speaker:I want to know what their actions are.
Speaker:And then you don't want to put down something that's
Speaker:You want to have something that's emotional in your language.
Speaker:So what you do is you basically write down what they did. Then,
Speaker:that makes you now conscious of what you're reacting to.
Speaker:And if you're not conscious of it and you're just unconsciously reacting to
Speaker:things, we call it anxiety.
Speaker:But if you become conscious of what's actually triggering a reaction,
Speaker:that's because most of our reactions are because of past experiences from
Speaker:childhood to all the way to where we are today that are stored in the
Speaker:subconscious mind that are impulses and instincts that are there because of
Speaker:imbalanced perspectives in the past that this is now reminding us of.
Speaker:Once we identify what it is, we go to the second question,
Speaker:and you say this to yourself, All right John,
Speaker:go to a moment where and when I perceive myself displaying or
Speaker:demonstrating that same or similar specific trait, action,
Speaker:or inaction that I disliked in them.
Speaker:And at first you're going to be too proud to want to admit that you do that.
Speaker:But as it's been stated for thousands of years in biblical writings and
Speaker:philosophers and now in psychology,
Speaker:you will not resent somebody on the outside unless they're reminding you of
Speaker:something you have on the inside that you feel ashamed of.
Speaker:Just like you will not admire somebody on the outside unless they're reminding
Speaker:you of something you're too humble to admit,
Speaker:but you actually have that you admire in yourself that you're proud of.
Speaker:You only see on the outside parts of what's going on on the inside.
Speaker:So if you go in there and identify where you did it, when you did it,
Speaker:to whom you did it to and who perceived you doing it,
Speaker:as you accumulate that until the quantity and quality of where you've done it is
Speaker:equal to theirs,
Speaker:you start to realize that you got a finger pointing at them and three back at
Speaker:yourself who are you to judge that individual. When you do,
Speaker:you calm down some of the reaction,
Speaker:you now identify what the reaction is stimulated by, that reflex,
Speaker:you now look at what you're doing, because the second you do it,
Speaker:you're a little less judging and you take out some of the polarity,
Speaker:some of the highly conscious and unconscious content
Speaker:balance. Then you go one step further.
Speaker:You ask now go to a moment where and when you perceive this individual
Speaker:displaying or demonstrating the specific trait, action,
Speaker:or in action that you dislike or despise most, are you there?
Speaker:Make sure you're there in that moment,
Speaker:because in the moment of perception is where conscious and unconscious content
Speaker:splits and we then been become unconscious of things and we just get
Speaker:subjectively biased distorting things.
Speaker:We create an opinion instead of a fact about what's happening.
Speaker:And we distort our reality. So the moment we go there at that moment,
Speaker:from that moment till now, how is their behavior a service to you,
Speaker:a benefit to you? What's the advantages? The upsides?
Speaker:You see any trait that's on this planet,
Speaker:it would've gone extinct if it didn't have some function or service on the
Speaker:planet. Just because you haven't seen it,
Speaker:just because you've inculcated maybe some moral hypocrisies about how life's
Speaker:supposed to be and fantasies about people are supposed to be one-sided and never
Speaker:both sided, doesn't mean that that behavior doesn't serve.
Speaker:So I've been doing this now for nearly four decades,
Speaker:three and a half decades and more,
Speaker:and I am certain that if you look and you don't make anything up,
Speaker:but if you look carefully you can find the blessings and benefits to anything.
Speaker:And if you look at it and I've taken people through most horrendous stuff and
Speaker:found the blessings in it, turned it into an opportunity,
Speaker:instead of having reaction and having post traumatic stress disorder,
Speaker:they're now going back and you might say post traumatic bless disorder or
Speaker:order, because now you're seeing the upsides.
Speaker:If you stack up the advantages and make the advantages and keep going and keep
Speaker:going and find the advantages and see how it helps you spiritually,
Speaker:intellectually, in business, in your finances, in your family, in your health,
Speaker:in your social life,
Speaker:in your spiritual quest and look at how it's serving your highest values and
Speaker:what's most important to you and what you feel your mission in life is.
Speaker:If you ask and keep stacking up the benefits,
Speaker:when the benefits equal the drawbacks,
Speaker:it's no longer something that you're conscious of the negatives on and not
Speaker:conscious of the positives on, you're now fully conscious of both.
Speaker:And all of a sudden the thing,
Speaker:instead of having a reaction where you're now got an instinct to avoid it,
Speaker:and it's running you and you have no choice over it
Speaker:you now have given yourself permission to take command of your life.
Speaker:Now if you go a further step and you now go to a moment where and when you
Speaker:perceive yourself displaying or demonstrating it,
Speaker:to who you've demonstrated to and who perceives you doing it,
Speaker:and then look at how it served those individuals.
Speaker:Because otherwise you're carrying around shame and guilt and anything you feel
Speaker:shame and guilt about is stored in your subconscious mind is going to keep
Speaker:bringing in people into your life that push your button. It's your button,
Speaker:their action is their action, but your button is your button.
Speaker:And your button is stored imbalance perspectives,
Speaker:stored as reverberating circuits in the brain that haven't been balanced and
Speaker:that automatically make you like an animal reacting from that subconscious
Speaker:state. And you're now like that reflex hammer, you have no control,
Speaker:you keep reacting,
Speaker:this person pushes my buttons and you want to falsely attribute they're the
Speaker:cause of the way you're reacting,
Speaker:but they're not the cause because you can take command of your life by asking
Speaker:the quality questions and balance out your perceptions and change your reactions
Speaker:to whatever's happening in your life. And the moment you do,
Speaker:you change the area of the brain and you go up into it.
Speaker:And the more associations you make, the higher the brain areas you go.
Speaker:When you do,
Speaker:you now have a governed behavior and your actions are refined like a dimmer
Speaker:switch instead of all or none, it's now graced.
Speaker:And now you're functioning from a graceful state.
Speaker:There's what they call the cortical spinal track,
Speaker:which is a track of nerves that go all the way from the very peripheral area of
Speaker:the cortex all the way down to the front of the brain where the motor neurons
Speaker:are.
Speaker:And what's interesting if all of a sudden you have a balanced orientation that
Speaker:fires and it brings fine governed refined
Speaker:skills in your motor actions, grace.
Speaker:But if not you have a spastic reflex, get the heck out of there quick, impulse,
Speaker:instinct, jerk responses.
Speaker:So by asking the question and finding out how what you did served others,
Speaker:you dissolve the shame and guilt.
Speaker:Now if you go a step further and ask the question,
Speaker:go to a moment where and when you perceive this individual that you are judging
Speaker:and resenting, displaying or demonstrating the exact opposite behavior to you.
Speaker:Because the truth is they have both sides. You support them,
Speaker:they can be nice to you, you challenge them, they can be mean, you support them,
Speaker:they can be generous to you, challenge them, they can be you know,
Speaker:stingy to you. They're going to have both sides.
Speaker:And to label somebody one side and not see both sides is not to fully appreciate
Speaker:the wholeness of another individual.
Speaker:So if you balance out that equation and see both sides,
Speaker:all of a sudden your reaction to them again, calms down.
Speaker:You're bringing things back into homeostasis, back into balance.
Speaker:As Walter Cannon, his book, The Wisdom of Body,
Speaker:the second we do our physiology emerges more effectively
Speaker:and we start having wellness, we start having less reaction.
Speaker:We start to have governance mastery.
Speaker:We start to be inspired by our life instead of reactive to the outside
Speaker:circumstances, victim of our history.
Speaker:Then if we go a step further and find out at that exact moment when they're
Speaker:doing this, who in our life,
Speaker:in our mind or in reality is playing out the opposite role?
Speaker:Nature has a balancing act.
Speaker:When I was in my twenties I wrote a book on the Illusional Basis of Man's Health
Speaker:and Disease and how perception illusions created illness.
Speaker:And I found out that all perceptions are contrast.
Speaker:Wilhelm Wundt around 130 years ago wrote about simultaneous and
Speaker:sequential contrast in the brain. Every perceptions compared to its opposite.
Speaker:If you infatuate something you resent its opposite.
Speaker:If you resent something you infatuate with its opposite.
Speaker:They're simultaneous in the brain,
Speaker:the brain has memory and anti-memory to balance things.
Speaker:If you find that out and find the opposite at the same moment that it's being
Speaker:compared to because you can't,
Speaker:you can't have a reaction to something unless you compare it to its opposite.
Speaker:The moment you find that out and balance that and see them simultaneously,
Speaker:you'll realize there was nothing there except a great opportunity to teach you
Speaker:how to be authentic. Because when you resent something,
Speaker:you puff yourself up in pride and that's inauthentic.
Speaker:When you infatuate with something,
Speaker:you minimize yourself in shame and that's inauthentic.
Speaker:But if you balance out the equation,
Speaker:you get to be authentic and every human being wants to be loved and appreciate
Speaker:for who they are, not for the fantasies we make on ourselves.
Speaker:And then we have one last question and another question.
Speaker:I actually have a whole series of them, about 80 questions,
Speaker:but these are the first series of them, first octave.
Speaker:Go to the moment where and when you perceived them displaying this trait,
Speaker:at that moment, if they had done the opposite of what they did,
Speaker:and they'd been verbally crying to you, for instance,
Speaker:instead of verbally critical, what would've been the drawback?
Speaker:Because as long as you're addicted and have a fantasy about how life's supposed
Speaker:to be, one sided,
Speaker:you're not going to appreciate the other side that comes with it.
Speaker:Life has two sides, like a yin and yang sign.
Speaker:And if you don't appreciate that Taoist understanding of the pair of opposites
Speaker:in life,
Speaker:you're going to constantly be trying to avoid something in life and seek
Speaker:something in life.
Speaker:The Buddha said that the desire for that which is unobtainable,
Speaker:one side of the pole, and the desire to avoid that which is unavoidable,
Speaker:the other side of the pole, is the source of human suffering.
Speaker:So I go through and I have people ask those seven questions in the Breakthrough
Speaker:Experience, and they take resentments that they've had for days, weeks, months,
Speaker:years, or decades, and it dissolves away. We dissolve it.
Speaker:And we also take infatuations dissolve it.
Speaker:We take prides within ourselves and dissolve it.
Speaker:Shames in ourselves and dissolve it.
Speaker:All the emotions that are stored in the subconscious mind that are causing
Speaker:impulse and instincts and causing us to react from the external world are all
Speaker:dissolvable.
Speaker:And that's why I want you to know that you have the power to awaken your mastery
Speaker:and take command of your perceptions, decisions, and actions.
Speaker:That's what this message is about.
Speaker:And if for some reason you would like to master that skill, man,
Speaker:I love helping people do that.
Speaker:That's what I love teaching in the Breakthrough Experience.
Speaker:The Demartini Method.
Speaker:HI've been developing it for five decades and the method has been incorporated
Speaker:in the Breakthrough Experience for 30 something years now.
Speaker:So if you would love to master your life,
Speaker:come and join me at what I call the Breakthrough Experience.
Speaker:It's my signature program that I've done in 1154 times in many,
Speaker:many countries around the world to over a hundred thousand people. And,
Speaker:I just know that if an individual is to apply the method,
Speaker:they could use that the rest of their life to dissolve the baggage that
Speaker:accumulates. And if you're in a deep,
Speaker:intimate relationship and that accumulates,
Speaker:you know what happens in relationships, if that happens at work,
Speaker:if it happens in your social life, it's affecting your health.
Speaker:Everything you judge on the outside is making you judge something on the inside
Speaker:at the same time.
Speaker:And that's you weighing yourself down with gravitational baggage instead of
Speaker:lifting yourself up with radiational wisdom.
Speaker:So if you'd like to have systems 2 thinking run your
Speaker:come to the Breakthrough Experience.
Speaker:The Breakthrough Experience is the path of mastery. You master your mind,
Speaker:you master your life. And in the process of doing it,
Speaker:I can teach you a whole bunch of new advantage principles that you can do that
Speaker:can help you master your life,
Speaker:help you identify what your values are and help you get clear about what's
Speaker:priority to you and help you learn how to communicate effectively in other
Speaker:people's values, what's important to you, how to delegate things,
Speaker:how to take command,
Speaker:how to increase your self worth so you can have more deserve and more wealth in
Speaker:your life. How to have more effective,
Speaker:respectful communication to the people you interact with.
Speaker:How to have equanimity and equity when you're dealing with transactions and
Speaker:people in business and in financial matters.
Speaker:There's so many benefits from coming to the Breakthrough Experience and how to
Speaker:not sit there and put people on pedestals and pits, the questions to ask.
Speaker:The first seven I just gave you is just seven of many.
Speaker:There's just literally 80 questions in that method that allows you to master
Speaker:your life. So if you would love to master your life,
Speaker:come and join me at the Breakthrough Experience.
Speaker:I'm absolutely certain it can make a difference in your life.
Speaker:I've asked people all these years since I've been teaching at the end of the
Speaker:program,
Speaker:How many of you learned something this weekend that you could have gone your
Speaker:whole life and not learn if you hadn't been here? Every hand goes up.
Speaker:Because it's 24 hours with me. You just got about 30 minutes with me.
Speaker:But 24 hours going through and practically applying new questions,
Speaker:the quality of your life's based on the quality of the questions you ask.
Speaker:If you're ready to go and transform your life and not be victim of history and
Speaker:be a master of destiny and take command of your perceptions,
Speaker:decisions and actions and take command of your brain so you can live in the
Speaker:executive function instead of just the amygdala function,
Speaker:then come and join me at the Breakthrough Experience.
Speaker:I'm absolutely certain it can make a difference in your life.
Speaker:Let me help you do that exact thing for your life. And until next week,
Speaker:this is Dr. Demartini. I love you.
Speaker:Make sure you take command of your perceptions, decisions,
Speaker:and actions starting today. I'll see you at the Breakthrough.