Dr Joe Dispenza – L’importance de l’esprit – video 2

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In this 4-lesson course, based on the Amazon Best Selling book Breaking the Habit of Being Yourself: How to Lose Your Mind and Create a New One, Dr. Joe provides the framework and simple step-by-step instructions for reprogramming your brain and creating the life you have always desired.

LESSON 2: Uniting Science and Spirituality

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“Le Watkins Journal, a listé Gregg Braden pour la 5e année consécutive parmi les 100 plus grandes «Personnalité Spirituelle influente». Il est également détenteur du prestigieux prix Templeton, créé pour rendre hommage à «des personnalités remarquables qui sont dévoué à élargir notre vision du dimension humaine et de la réalité ultime.”
“Le Watkins Journal, a listé Gregg Braden pour la 5e année consécutive parmi les 100 plus grandes «Personnalité Spirituelle influente». Il est également détenteur du prestigieux prix Templeton, créé pour rendre hommage à «des personnalités remarquables qui sont dévoué à élargir notre vision du dimension humaine et de la réalité ultime.”

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Dr Joe Dispenza

Dr. Joe Dispenza is a chiropractor, researcher, New York Times bestselling author, and the first to gain public attention after his participation in the award-winning film "What the Bleep Do We Know!" Through his research, he explores the science behind spontaneous remissions to empower people to change from the inside out. Combining the fields of quantum physics, neuroscience, brain chemistry, biology, and genetics, Dr. Joe Dispenza explores the effects of meditation on how people can heal themselves from chronic conditions and even disease terminals. Dr. Joe Dispenza received his doctorate in chiropractic from Life University and did his postgraduate training focused on neuroscience and cell biology in response to memory formation, aging, and longevity.

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