Bruce Lipton 2024
Jane Stephenson
Bruce will be back in Ireland in September 2024 to give an evening talk and a full day workshop - information will be posted shortly. Bruce is the author of The Biology of Belief a best seller exploring the connection of Mind over Genes and Epigenetics.
A renaissance in science is creating a genuine revolution in thought that shatters old myths and rewrites the story that will shape the future of human civilization. Once thought to be the domain of genes, the frontier science of Epigenetics reveals that the control of health and behavior are dynamically linked to the environment, and more importantly, to our perception of the environment.
Join cell biologist and bestselling author Bruce H. Lipton, Ph.D., as he takes you on a fast-paced journey from the microcosm of the cell to the macrocosm of the mind. In a dynamic presentation designed for the lay audience, Bruce will describe the cellular master switches through which our thoughts, attitudes, and beliefs control our genes and create the conditions of our body and our place in the world. This program emphasizes how developmental programming, through age 7, is responsible for the invisible and unconscious behaviors that create or undermine our health, our wishes, and our desires.
Knowledge is power. The knowledge of “self” provided in this presentation offers an opportunity to acquire self-empowerment and, in the process, evolve from passive victims to responsible co-creators. Upon awakening to our inherent power, the choices and opportunities to manifest a better life and a better world become obvious.
Bruce H. Lipton, Ph.D., former medical school professor and epigenetic science pioneer, is the author of the bestselling books, The Biology of Belief, Spontaneous Evolution and The Honeymoon Effect. Bruce received the prestigious Goi Peace Award (Japan) in honor of his scientific contribution to world harmony. For over ten years, Bruce has been listed in the top 100 of “the world’s most spiritually influential living people” by United Kingdom’s Watkins Journal.