
Discover how ordinary people achieve extraordinary feats in "Becoming Supernatural," the Wall Street Journal bestseller where neuroscience meets mysticism. Tony Robbins calls it a "unique guide" - what if the key to transcending your limitations lies in heart-brain coherence science that's transforming lives worldwide?
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Close your eyes and recall your most vivid memory of stress-maybe a confrontation with your boss, a betrayal by someone you trusted, or a moment of profound embarrassment. Now here's the unsettling truth: every time you replay that memory, your body doesn't know it's not happening right now. Your heart races, cortisol floods your bloodstream, and your cells respond as if the threat is present. You're essentially time-traveling backward, dragging your biology with you. This is the invisible prison most of us inhabit-a continuous loop where past experiences dictate present reality and program our future. But what if you could break free? What if the gap between thinking about a new life and actually living it could collapse entirely? For decades, we believed genes determined destiny-that a "cancer gene" or "depression gene" sealed your fate. Epigenetics shattered this myth. Genes don't create disease; the environment signals genes to express themselves in particular ways. And here's the revelation: your internal environment matters just as much as external toxins or nutrition. The chemical soup created by your emotional states constantly signals your DNA, turning genes on or off like light switches. Someone carrying a genetic predisposition for diabetes may never develop it if their genes continue expressing health. Conversely, someone without that predisposition might activate disease-promoting genes through chronic stress. The gene itself doesn't change-its expression does. And what controls expression? The electromagnetic field you generate through your thoughts and feelings.