Behind the appearance of blood coursing through our veins, the suppleness of skin, and the mysterious electrical storm shattering the silence of the brain, we are quantum creations. But Chopra offers an explanation of quantum physics that I was actually able to understand, to the best of my limited abilities. This book inspired me to look at my past, present, and future illnesses in a different light, and has laid some wonderful groundwork for my continuing study in neuroscience and endocrinology. The book is a good read and I am enjoying reading it, but as I turn to the next page some of them just drop out.

What I liked most was that there was never an attempt to discredit one field of medicine, but rather a focus on using both as a means of rounding each other out. That seems to be a standard reply from people who believe in Chopra's nonsense, or in whatever spiritual/religious/conspiratorial fantasy that tickles their fancy. Although his works would fall into the woo woo shelf, he would be the most down to earth author on the shelf. And that is, a desperate need to animate their spiritual selves now vacated in a high tech, capitalistic world that increasingly dominates them. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products.

I only wish it had been longer, which is why i gave it 4 stars instead of 5 It touches on one's ability for self-healing, but could go into even more detail with more stories for an even longer book. Meditate, eat right, rest-- there are no rewards from our jobs that could possibly outweigh the danger we have put ourselves in.

The author reads alternately with a woman narrator, which I found really helped the pacing of this book. Jack Tuszynski is a physics professor and Brian Fertig is and medical school professor, and together they have a wealth of insights into a new and exciting field, quantum biology. Introduced to the ancient methods of Hindu healing, known as Ayurveda, by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, he saw a way to add a spiritual dimension to treatment of illness. As mentioned at the beginning, it is a very small percentage of people that is capable of dipping deep into the core of the mind-body system.We are so influenced by GPs and specialist and forget that we hold a lot of the healing capabilities from within.

Whether you’ve heard his name and are now trying to learn more, or you're trying to determine if his ideas hold any merit, we work here to shed some light on who he is, discuss what quantum healing is all about, and explore if there is any proof behind his approach.

Quantum healing asserts that, in this scenario, the mind has the capability to heal the body through shifts of energy. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average.

I am not a Rishi, but in my own faith, we believe in another dimension that governs this one, one where "spiritual creation" affects the "physical creation. These sounds improve over time based on user feedback, creating a unique listening experience each and every night. The second part is more technical, philosophical, with some repetition; at least the point of examples is the same as in the first part. Quantised healing" might make some sense (redundant but at least logical) or perhaps "quantum mechanical physiology" (which is actually what I thought the book was going to be about, for example the influence of electron spins on the formation of synaptic connections. One of the first and best books about the mind-body connection and how our health and well-being are inextricably tied to our thoughts, emotions and beliefs.With no background but a fund of enthusiasm, I was enjoying modest success when out of the blue I had a life-changing idea. One must practice visualisation, affirmation, meditation, gratitude, new belief developments, ayurveda, exercise and vegan diet regularly.