Your perspective is always limited by how much you know. Expand your knowledge and you will transform your mind.

As a nation we should look more carefully at how our fear of future acts of terrorism is undermining our quality of life.

Humans are more dependent on learning for survival than other species,We have no instincts that automatically find us food and shelter !

Suddenly I realized that a cell's life is controlled by the physical and energetic environment and not by its genes. Genes are simply molecular blueprints used in the construction of cells, tissues, and organs. The environment serves as a "contractor" who reads and engages those genetic blueprints and is ultimately responsible for the character of a cell's life. It is a single cell's "awareness" of the environment, not its genes, that sets into motion the mechanisms of life.

According to Dr. Bruce Lipton, gene activity can change on a daily basis. If the perception in your mind is reflected in the chemistry of your body, and if your nervous system reads and interprets the environment and then controls the blood’s chemistry, then you can literally change the fate of your cells by altering your thoughts.In fact, Dr. Lipton’s research illustrates that by changing your perception, your mind can alter the activity of your genes and create over thirty thousand variations of products from each gene. He gives more detail by saying that the gene programs are contained within the nucleus of the cell, and you can rewrite those genetic programs through changing your blood chemistry.

Signal transduction science recognizes that the fate and behavior of an organism is directly linked to its perception of the environment.

Our beliefs control our bodies, our minds, and thus our lives...

We are not victims of our genes, but masters of our fates, able to create lives overflowing with peace, happiness, and love.

At the atomic level, matter does not even exist with certainty; it only exists as a tendency to exist.

I knew I was going to be a cellular biologist whose research would focus on scrutinizing every nuance of the cell's ultrastructure to gain insights into the secrets of cellular life.