Every other week, Dr Joe writes a blog in which he elaborates on common questions, introduces new material, simplifies complex ideas, and expounds upon the foundational teachings of this work.
Dr Joe’s Blog
From Probability to Possibility
As you read this post, my team and I will be winding down our Week Long Advanced Retreat in Marco Island, Florida. In addition to shared teachings, meditations, and healing practices, we’ll have conducted some exciting research – research we expect will lead to still more evidence of our power...
Embracing Continued Change in the Coming Year
Saying goodbye to 2021 – with gratitude
What an amazing year we’ve had as a community.
Our latest scientific discoveries in this work are revealing that we're greater than we think, more powerful than we know, and more unlimited than we could ever dr...
Crowdsourcing Intelligence for Human Solutions
Due to overcrowded hives, each spring tens of millions of honeybees must find a new location to build a home, a decision that is based on the collective “hive mind.” As the hive splits in two, the mother queen and approximately half the worker bees leave the parental nest to establish a new co...
An Update From Hemal H. Patel, PhD
Greetings everyone,
For those of you who don't know my dear friend and colleague Dr. Hemal Patel, I wanted to take a moment and introduce you to him. He is a Professor and the Vice Chair for Research in the Department of Anesthesiology at the University of California, San Diego. I thoug...
The Stories We Tell Ourselves
At the end of a recent lecture that I was giving in Palm Springs, California, as I was having lunch with several people, a man came up to me and said, “My wife loves your work and will be at your next Week Long Retreat in Cancun.”
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The Miracle Molecule Known as Melatonin
One of the most important facets of meditation is that it gives us a chance to slow down, pause, and disconnect from the outer world. By closing down our sensory inputs from our external environments, it allows us to forget about the habituations, drives, and emotional conditioning of our body...
You Have To Believe It To Become It
At our workshops around the world, it’s not uncommon that someone stands on the stage and tells the story of their own personal healing. Often they will begin by acknowledging the fact that, because they had been dealing with their health condition for so long, they became used to thinking and...
Reality Is Determined by Collective Networks of Observers
Every time people interact with information, it produces changes in their biology. As they learn new information, we could say that this information becomes a part of their mind or consciousness. Research now shows that enough people sharing the same level of consciousness—a collective network of observers—actually determines reality.
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Keeping Your Head and Your Heart in the Game
Before you go to bed tonight, why not take some time to think about what you did well today with regard to your personal growth and evolution? If you are truly engaged in the process of personal change and transformation—if you are actively doing the work daily in order to create changes in your life—why not take an inventory to see when you consciously matched your behaviors to your intentions?
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Four Steps to Change
I have felt both elated and humbled by the immense response to Practicing with Open Eyes, our previous blog. It seemed like my thoughts were in alignment with the collective consciousness of our community at just the right time.
If you’re game to come along for the ride, I’d li...
Practicing With Open Eyes
At some point, we’ve all thought to ourselves, the process of change is not working for me; it’s just taking too long; I’m not cut out for meditation; or I‘m doing something wrong. Many of us contemplate quitting the practice and some think they have already...
The Heart and the Brain Tango
Recently we completed a truly wonderful event in Denver. It was attended by a group of committed individuals who were very enthusiastic and well prepared. Consequently, we went very far, very fast. We also upscaled our brain-scan technology while performing and recording even more exceptional ...