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
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 ...
A Note from Hemal H. Patel, PhD
Hi everyone,
I wanted to take a moment and introduce you to my dear friend and colleague Dr. Hemal Patel, who is Professor and Vice Chair for Research in the Department of Anesthesiology at the University of California, San Diego. I thought it would be nice for him to let you know how t...
Plasma, Matter, and the Projection of Reality: Part II
“Despite academia’s skepticism it has been said that EU (Electric Universe Theory) is a revelation on par with the work of Copernicus and Galileo or the quantum physics at the early part of the last century.”
~ Eileen Day McKusick, Tuning the Human Biofield
For ...
Plasma, Matter, and the Projection of Reality: Part I
“From the smallest particle to the largest galactic formation, a web of electrical circuitry connects and unifies all of nature, organizing galaxies, energizing stars, giving birth to planets and, on our own world, controlling weather and animating biological organisms. There are no isolat...
Rewriting the Rules of Virtual Reality: Part IV
(If you missed Part l, Part ll, or Part III, please find the links at the bottom of the page)
To return to the analogy of this physical human experience being like a virtual reality game, whether a person is fit, healthy, young, or smart, these are all characteristics ...
Rewriting the Rules of Virtual Reality: Part III
(If you missed Part l and Part ll, please find the links at the bottom of the page)
The idea of virtual realities is not necessarily a new one. It is precisely what Plato was talking about in his Allegory of the Cave, or what Lewis Carroll was talking about in...
Demystifying the Formula
After more than ten years of independent research on individuals who have studied and applied this work, we have amassed a vast amount of data, measurements, case studies, and testimonials of supernatural proportions. By analyzing all of our scientific research along with the techniques and pr...
Rewriting the Rules of Virtual Reality: Part II
Occasionally in video games, films, or other electronic media, the creators place what are called “Easter eggs.” The origin of this term goes back to 1979 when Steve Wright, the Director of Software Development in the Atari Consumer Division, used it to describe a hidden message in the Atari v...
Rewriting the Rules of Virtual Reality: Part I
Imagine for a moment the dot of a pencil in the center of a page.
Now take that dot and drag it to create a line.
Congratulations, you’ve just created a dimension.
Next, I want you to take the whole line and drag it to create a square.
You can now proudly call yours...