Joe Dispenza Quotes

“A new mind creates a new brain.”

“Change is a powerful word and it is completely feasible, if you choose it.”

“Conscious thoughts, repeated often enough, become unconscious thinking.”

“Does the brain see or do the eyes see? If the brain sees, then we can only perceive reality based on what we have wired into our brain.”

“If a species is subject to repetitive external environmental stimuli over the course of several generations, in time that species will adapt to those stimuli. The genetics of that species will change to support a new internal state, one that will help the species survive that external stimuli for generations to come. This is called survival of the species. It is a linear, slow process for most species.”

“If we cannot think beyond how we emotionally feel, then we are living according to what the environment dictates to our body. Rather than truly thinking, innovating, and creating, we merely fire the synaptic memories in other areas of our brain from our genetic or personal past; we instigate the same repetitive chemical reactions that have us living in survival mode.”

“My goal is to educate you about the effects of stress on the body, creating a level of self-awareness that causes you to stop and ask yourself, Is anyone or anything really worth it?”

“Our attention brings everything to life and makes real what was previously unnoticed or unreal.”

“Personal change takes an intentional act of will, and it usually means that something was making us uncomfortable enough to want to do things differently. To evolve is to overcome the conditions in our life by changing something about ourselves.”

“Reality is not one continuous and consistent stream, but is instead, a field of infinite possibilities over which we can exert enormous influence—that is, if we tune into the proper levels of mind.”

“There is an infinite field of energy that exists beyond our present concept of space and time, which unites all of us.”

“This power of intention is what we most admire about our heroes.”

“Where we place our attention and on what we place our attention maps the very course of our state of being.”