How the human mind shapes reality | Stanford Report
Positive Manifestation
In life you can’t control your circumstances only how you react to them!!!
When you look at STRESS from a different perspective something good comes from it. This idea is also supported by various quotes and insights that emphasize the power of perspective in shaping our responses to challenges.
Here are some key points to consider: Don’t Fight Reality.
Embrace Change: A shift in viewpoint can open up new possibilities and invite solutions that weren’t visible before.
Positive Mindset: By focusing on the positive aspects of any situation, you can break free from negativity and find opportunities for growth.
Self-Reflection: Understanding yourself and the world around you can lead to a more profound appreciation for the pressure you face.
Creative Expression: Encouraging others to reveal their perceptions and emotions can foster a more open and creative spirit.
By adopting a different perspective, you can transform the pressure you feel into an opportunity for growth and personal development. Remember, every challenge is an opportunity to learn and grow, not just to endure.
Insane but true. The brain doesn’t just react — it constructs your reality.
Stanford found that belief alone can shift how your body functions in real time.
Your thoughts aren’t background noise… they’re instructions.
I’m truly a believer that life is mind over matter.
You have people smoking cigarettes every day their entire lives and drinking coke and they live until 100 because they think it’s “good for them”. The brain is amazing.
The Sansa Mia Institute has verified this,,,Confirming what the Bible says. – Search
This is true and the foundation of many religions. Belief in a deity creates it to be true in the mind. The human mind is overflowing with creativity and imagination.
That’s why mantras of gratefulness are so important. I know how my brain works now after reading so much (Dr Bruce Lipton, Dr Joe Dispenza, Louise Hay etc.) I wish kids in high school could learn more about this so they can handle and have the tools for anxiety, depression, and self-image.
I’m 75 but I feel I’m still young so I mostly feel young in my body, with acknowledgement of some fading strength and stamina, and in my mind because I retain my curiosity and keep learning.
This is true! I rewired my brain using DNRS healed from chronic Me/CFS and MCAS!!! The brain informs the body!!! I built new pathways, practiced gratitude and changed my life!!! Dick Gregory is on record saying that he beat cancer by thinking about it.
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Your thoughts aren’t just noise.
They’re instructions, and your body is always listening.
Stanford researchers found that belief alone can shift biology: It can lower pain, reduce stress, and even change hormone levels, just through mindset.
Your brain isn’t just observing life.
It’s building it one thought at a time.
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Based on this Stanford research: How the human mind shapes reality | Stanford Report
And what you believe becomes true for you!
Proving that as Ernest Holmes taught, we can create our own reality! 
The Power of Life and Death is in the tongue – Proverbs 18!!!! God knows!!!! 
When do they tell western medicine? Is there a conference meeting scheduled? 
My nervous system would feel much better reading this without that annoying background music!
Now they know!! Synergy With Iram (@synergy_with_iram) – Instagram
Yup! When I was super depressed when I was younger, my doctor prescribed me anti depressants. I went on them, and shortly after I began to feel a lot better. When I went back to the doctor to follow up to see how I was doing on the medication. That’s when he told me the pill was a placebo, and I healed myself with my mind simply based on the fact that I believed I was taking something to heal my mind.
As Shakespeare said: “….there is nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes it so”. Your suffering comes not from fate, but from your own mind’s judgment of events.
These studies all involved deception so yes, thoughts can rewire your brain if you believe what you’re telling it.
It is however a little hard to deceive yourself
@riseabovewithheb If I tell myself I’m a millionaire but I know I’m not, how would I convince myself to believe otherwise?
@christineserves That’s a really valid question, and it shows awareness of the inner conflict most people experience when trying to shift their beliefs. Here’s how I see it,
From a manifestation point of view:
You’re not trying to lie to yourself. You’re planting a new identity, an internal truth, before it becomes external reality. When you affirm “I’m a millionaire,” you’re speaking from the version of you who already is. It’s not about forcing yourself to believe something fake, it’s about aligning with the version of you that already exists in potential, and gradually shifting your thoughts, feelings, and behaviors to match that frequency.
Remember: manifestation responds to identity.
If you keep identifying as someone who isn’t a millionaire, the external world reflects that. So instead of focusing on “I’m not there yet,” you tap into how that version of you feels, acts, and thinks, and embody that now. That’s how you collapse time.
From a neuroscience point of view:
Your brain doesn’t know the difference between imagination and reality. When you repeatedly tell yourself “I’m a millionaire,” especially with emotion and visualization, your brain begins to build new neural pathways around that identity. This is called neuroplasticity, your brain is literally rewiring to support the belief you’re reinforcing.
At first, there’s resistance, because your old beliefs are deeply ingrained. But through repetition, emotional reinforcement, and aligned action, your subconscious starts accepting this new belief as safe and possible. Over time, your brain stops filtering out opportunities, behaviors, and ideas that support the millionaire version of you, and starts seeking evidence that confirms it.
So the key isn’t to “convince” yourself through force, it’s to train your mind and body to recognize the new identity as true.
First in belief, then in action, then in results.
Whoever is reading this
I pray for you a heart free of sadness, a mind free of worries, a life full of gladness,
a body free of illness & day full of God’s blessings
Dr Joe Dispenza has been teaching this for years and years.
He also teams with scientists to study the effects.
Read Becoming Supernatural – Search
Kaj Retnas
This refers only to mind and body relationship and is not to be confused with the law of attraction (i.e., our minds and beliefs supposedly affecting what happens to us in real life) which remains a myth.
: Daniel-Christian: Charles.
This is why Conscious Bio Existence is such a powerful modality, it literally works at the roots puf our beliefs and stories, but also our grandparents and great grandparents stories that still live in and affect us and our experience.
Generational, Ancestral…deep inner shifts, major outer changes as well
Jeremy Frias
If you were raised to believe the Bible this is such old news.
So much of scripture describes this exact thing. But this was never widely accepted, and it still isn’t. It’s just that now science is finally catching up to what we were raised to believe our whole lives.
Meghan Sickner
This is not new info. #brainplasticity and more for decades 
#epigenetics 
our environment and emotions control the brain And our genes 
Carol Scarborough
Diagnosed with AML (Leukemia) and given a 5% survival.. I never believed I would die. After aggressive chemotherapy and several months in the hospital- IAt remission, I went home with an improved survival rate of 25%. Went back to work and I knew I’d survive.. I definitely had challenges and dark days but this was over 20 years ago. I absolutely believe what we tell ourselves matters! Fuc& Cancer.
jays_doodleverse
I was diagnosed with Myasthenia Gravis when I was 13, and was told, there’s no cure for it. Surgery helps alleviate symptoms, but even that I was told would take years and I would need to be on medication my whole life. Before they started the anesthesia, I told myself “you’ll be fine!” And when I opened my eyes, I knew I was. I managed to wean off of meds and have led a full life, giving birth to two healthy kids! So yes, our brains are powerful!
KT LIFE COACH
It’s consistent daily habits! You have to be your own cheerleader, speak kindly to yourself words are powerful 
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Sandra – CHt – Brain Retraining – Energy
Yup! When I was super depressed when I was younger, my doctor prescribed me anti depressants. I went on them, and shortly after I began to feel a lot better. When I went back to the doctor to follow up to see how I was doing on the medication. That’s when he told me the pill was a placebo, and I healed myself with my mind simply based on the fact that I believed I was taking something to heal my mind.
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The power of the illness mindset! It’s what holds so many people to disease and there are so many ways we can help ourselves! Thanks for explaining it this way – so clear, simple and doable!!
Jewely Ann
I learned to embody this diagnosis in 2017 and began doing what I call #GeneWhispering and muscle testing says I’ve de-aged considerably since then.
Live in your truth and in reality it will become
Sending you so much love 
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Alana Nichols thought her athletic career was over. Then she changed her mind.