I have always been interested in the fusion of science and spirituality.  If you have ever seen 'What the Bleep.....Down The Rabbit Hole' you will have an appreciation of what I am talking about.  In the past scientists made evaluations based on hard data.  The medical profession as scientists operated in a similar way.  The church played a separate role too, advocating certain principles, on the whole, designed to keep the masses 'under control' - fear orientated belief.

Recently a friend of mine introduced me to the work of Bruce Lipton PhD and the 'Biology of Belief'.  As a scientist Bruce was working on the cloning of human stem cells and after several years of research, he decided to bridge the gap between science and spirit as he ventured in the world of quantum physics.  His work is quite remarkable and I would urge you to pick up a copy of his book by the same name as this blog title.  Bruce discovered that certain myths about genetics were not as we had originally thought them to be.  For example, the belief that the nucleus of a cell was in fact the 'brain' of that cell AND that it dictated the way the cell functioned was disproved.  You can remove the nucleus of a cell and it will live on for 2 - 3 days.  Now if you removed the brain from any other living organism, it would instantly die.  So how can this be?

Consider the belief that many cancers are hereditary, passed down from generation to generation in genetic structures.  If you have had a parent who has died from cancer, heart disease or a number of other fatal conditions, you may be worried that your fate is sealed in similar way.  Now consider that the way your cellular structure works is directly influenced by your environment and your belief system, rather than a blueprint that has been passed on from generation to generation.  Consider that it is the power of perception and belief that has been passed on, not the dis-ease.