Becoming Supernatural: How Common People are Doing the Uncommon

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As you contract the intrinsic muscles of your lower body and at the same time take in a slow steady breath through your nose, while placing your attention on the top of your head, you accelerate the movement of the cerebrospinal fluid toward your brain and you begin to run a current through your body and up the central axis of the spine.” Through real-life stories, case studies, and scientific research, "Becoming Supernatural" encourages readers to break free from limiting beliefs, tap into their innate potential, and access higher states of consciousness. Dr. Dispenza explores the idea of stepping beyond the boundaries of our physical existence and into a realm where healing, abundance, and fulfillment become possible. P. 172 - He talks about his particular meditation practices. There we see the heart and mind affect each other. The idea is that heart irregular or incorrect vibration can be controlled by the mind for the benefit of health. But as of now, the way the author and the way Becoming Supernatural position itself does not win my stamp of approval. Okay, okay, it’s slightly more complicated than just thinking, of course. We’ll get into more detail on how to actually affect the world around you later. For now, let’s look at how such a thing is even possible. It’s all thanks to energy and the quantum realm.

Lynne McTaggart, international best-selling author of The Field, The Intention Experiment, and The Power of EightWhat could you do with the right focus and intention? It’s truly the definition of becoming supernatural – affecting the world around and within you using only your focus. Another big problem is it is WAY too long. The audiobook is just over 14 hours. It could have been less than half, easily. A quarter if you take out the propaganda for his products.

There are a lot of big words that sound profound and deep but end up leaving you with more confusion rather than more clarity. He says that we have the capacity to tune into frequencies that takes us beyond the material world and hook us into streams of consciousness and energy. These are barely sentences. They stand on the edge of meaningful grammar yet they are instructions. These are some of the worst "meditation" instructions I've ever read. What is the action or practice he is suggesting the reader attempt, here? Confusing, mystic, nonspecific, non-actionable, and highly subject to interpretation, such instruction serves little to no purpose. Meditation is serious work and instruction should be clear, unambiguous, and devoid of mysticism if it is to be considered ethical by a rational adult.perversion of science and scientific method by means of a completely flawed understanding of what science is and how it works Science is not what happens when you measure something strange and mysterious, science is what happens when the community of scientists argue and try to find simple reasons to explain that strangeness and eventually find a shared explanation they all agree on. Science is the boring consensus, not the bizarre outlier, despite what popularising science books have been trying to do by adding interesting stories. It could even be used as a ploy to point fingers against an out-group to further stoke the support of the in-group of followers ( ingroup-outgroup is a well-known sociological phenomenon that can be used to convince people and you can read here how Tai Lopez uses it).

I would not say the meditations are difficult. I would say that to get most people to sit down and attempt substantial meditation on the daily is damn near impossible. But that is what’s required for all of us to transcend, so it’s entirely up to the individual. Mind is the brain in action, so if each one of these energy centers has a plexus of neurons, then each has its own individual mind—or better said, each center has a mind of its own.” No, he’s not being figurative. If you don’t and if you keep claiming scientific rigor, then it’s normal that some people will get suspicious.Now, is everything he's saying in this book possible? Sure, it's POSSIBLE. I can't prove it isn't. And I do believe humans are divine at our core. But is it PROBABLE that it will happen? Not without SERIOUS commitment, time, and determination. For every person who says they achieved amazing results after only one meditation or one weekend seminar, there are probably at least a hundred who didn't.