Bruce Lipton, Alejandra Plaza, Louis L. Hay, Joe Dispenza all of them have studied beliefs, thoughts, emotions, brain chemistry and their relationship to reach the conclusion that we are dependent on our emotions and that by changing our beliefs we get to change our lives.
Bruce Lipton, MD, researcher in cell biology, argues that our body can change if we re-educate our beliefs and limiting perceptions. On September 9, an interview was published against La Vanguardia in which he said that changing our way of living and perceiving the world is changing our biology, since cells change depending on the environmentWe learn to see ourselves as they see us and to value ourselves as they value us.. What We hear and how we live. It says that we do not see the world, we see the world as we are and we are victims of our beliefs, but we can change them. These beliefs are stored in the subconscious since our childhood as a reference and if we change the perceptions we have in the subconscious, our reality will change. He defends that by reprogramming the beliefs and perceptions we have of what happiness, peace, and abundance are like, we can conquer them. In fact, the behaviors, beliefs and attitudes that we observe in our parents are recorded in our brain until the age of six and control our biology for the rest of our lives, unless we learn to reprogram it, so we have to trynot instilling limiting beliefs in the subconscious of our children.
Alejandra Plaza disciple of Louis L. Hay says that our beliefs, for example with money, work or success generate a series of thoughts that are the same every day; They tend to repeat themselves and it is those thoughts that generate emotions, and those emotions in turn are those that cause vibrations, which, being energy beings, are emitted into the universe; and those vibrations are what attract experiences and everything necessary to continue at that vibrational level, to continue having those same emotions, attracting people, opportunities, situations and everything necessary to maintain that same vibrational tune, so everything originated in the beliefs.
It has been shown that when we have an emotion, our neurons become interconnected and create what is called a neural connection and, in each emotion, a chemical transmission occurs, that is why then we become addicted to emotions, even if the emotion is not very pleasant: we already know it and we repeat it. When an emotion is generated, it is always accompanied by thoughts that sometimes have images, that we can even visualize, so these will reinforce that neural connection and the production of those chemicals and in this way the emotion is generated again. Louis L. Hay says that the most important neural connections that govern our lives today were generated between the ages of 3 and 8, with what our parents or any adult of authority were teaching us about life.
For his part, Dr. Joe Dispenza, author of several scientific articles on the relationship between brain chemistry, neurophysiology and biology, in which he explains the role that these functions play in physical health, also explains in his book “ Develop your brain ”how thoughts provoke chemical reactions that lead us to addiction to behaviors and sensations - including those that cause unhappiness.
With this information, the idea takes shape that the result of our life, we cause ourselves; that the origin is in our experiences and teachings during childhood, which are what have formed our beliefs; that later generate the thoughts, emotions, vibrations and experiences; and that we do not change because we have a chemical dependency on those emotions. It is already our own decision to investigate more in our self-knowledge, to change those beliefs and give ourselves permission to live the life we want.
