Dr. Bruce Lipton, bestselling author of The Biology of Belief and a leading proponent of the “New Biology” and epigenetics, will host a transformative workshop at the Church of the Village in New York City on August 3.

During this six-hour event, organized by Mitchell Rabin of A Better World and Alan Steinfeld of New Realities, and featuring world-renowned singer and conscious musician Kristin Hoffmann, Lipton will explore the unification of science and spirit. 

“Most of you have seen the science fiction movie The Matrix. But I call it a documentary because its premise is we’re all programmed. That is a scientific reality,” says Lipton, whose presentation delves into the connection between psychology and biology. 

Lipton begins his presentation by illustrating how a garden exemplifies the height of cooperation. He states, “We came to this beautiful garden, Earth, and made war on it—both literally and figuratively. The mission of Western materialism has been to pillage the garden. NASA scientists have given us only two decades to turn this around, or ‘Boom! We’re out of here!’” 

Lipton goes on to say, “Our subconscious mind is the issue. It has been programmed by parents, community, media—and it controls 95 percent of what we think. To know what negative programs have been installed, look at your struggles—for instance with health, relationships and jobs. When you realize these old programs are not allowing you to achieve your desires, you know what you need to work on.”

Lipton offers three strategies to reprogram the subconscious mind:

1. Tap into the Theta Wave State: Before the age of seven, children operate in a hypnotic theta wave state. Lipton suggests using this state to change negative programs by listening to self-help programs with headphones as you fall asleep. This repeated exposure can lead to improved relationships, jobs and health.

2. Fake It till You Make It: Lipton advocates for the power of repetition and habituation. He advises saying positive affirmations, like “I am happy,” throughout the day, even in the midst of unhappiness. Over time, these affirmations can become ingrained, leading to genuine happiness.

3. Energy Psychology: Lipton emphasizes the need for rapid change, suggesting “energy psychology” to activate “super-learning.” This technique, which involves brain coherence exercises, can quickly reformat old programs. Lipton will demonstrate the “whole brain posture” for hemispheric integration during his workshop.

“Since the left hemisphere controls your right limbs and the right hemisphere controls the left, crossing your arms and ankles causes hemispheric integration,” explains Lipton. “By making a positive statement in this posture, super-learning is engaged, allowing for rapid reprogramming of the subconscious mind.”

Lipton believes that while he can guide individuals toward change, the ultimate transformation is up to them. He adds: “I can lead you to water, but I can’t make you drink. However, if you do drink, you could possibly change your entire life. That’s what it’s all about. I hope to see you there.”

This event promises to be an enlightening experience, offering attendees the opportunity to explore the profound connection between science and spirituality, and to learn practical techniques for transforming their lives. The picturesque location of the Church of the Village in New York City provides an ideal setting for this journey of self-discovery and healing.

Location: 201 W. 13th St., NYC. For more information and to purchase tickets, visit ABetterWorld.net/events-2.