Becoming SUPERHUMAN: Unlock The Full Potential Of Your Mind & Heart | Gregg Braden

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  @TheLizItIs · 2 years ago

  Mr.Braden, at 16 years old my dad purchased your book “the divine matrix” I put it on the shelf for years. Never disposing it or letting it go, through all of my losses it was one thing I held on to. I didn’t. Begin to read it until I was 20 and in college. I’d faced many dark nights of the soul prior, without an inner standing of what I was experiencing. I must send you the highest gratitude and appreciation for the enlightenment. I read it in absolute divine timing and it has profoundly changed my outlook and perception of life itself. Without you Gregg I wouldn’t be who I am today. Thank you for being one with one. And all with all.

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  @lisaconyers4666 · 1 year ago

  It takes a very, very, very secure man to let another man just talk. With Andre allowing Gregg to talk, we had the opportunity learn so much and to have our lives transformed just from this one podcast🤍<br><br>thank you Andre.🙏🏽

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  @RecoveringJW · 1 year ago

  I was raised in a cult like religion, that promotes all negativity and teaches us that armageddon, it&apos;s coming at any moment, and we learn to live in a state of fear, and separation, but 6 years ago i woke up to an intirely new reality, and outlook on life, Greg and joe dispenza are life savers..after living in a state of complete negativity, &nbsp;the flip in my life was almost too powerful for me to handle, but i persistently stayed positive and started to create an amazingly beautiful life, and started using the laws of attraction and with my new discovery, &nbsp;started helping others with the same issues..so much has changed because of this knowledge that i dont even recognize myself..and for that im eternally grateful..please dont ever stop teaching..

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  @KirstenBoic · 2 years ago

  I lost the love of my life 6 days ago, he died very suddenly and leaves behind a wife and 7 month old baby. It would be his first father&apos;s day tomorrow 😢I&apos;m shattered and am finding your podcast really comforting. My beloved&apos;s trauma sat in his stomach all the way down to the anus. He battled daily with unexplainable abdominal spasms. I did lots of breathing exercises with him during these painful days, although they didn&apos;t always take them away, the breath work made the spasm shorter. I was trying to get him to meditate with me, but he was very stubborn that way. My poor man was a very broken, but very very very good man. I&apos;m not sure how I&apos;m going to do this, but i have a long case of medical malpractice coming, the doctor could go to jail. I must sty strong to fight for my man, who always fought for everyone else. Thank you Andre, for helping me through this

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  @bethlucehenson9752 · 2 years ago

  Andre, is an excellent host for not interrupting his guest. I’ve been following Gregg Braden since 2007 and always learn something new. Love &amp; Light to all ❤

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  @ally_schu12 · 1 hour ago

  These are the kinds of men that need to be running things.

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  @Phoenix-lc7jv · 2 years ago

  Gregg speaks with such an enchanting, calming voice and cadence, that one could hear him for hours.

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  @StrategicStripping · 2 years ago

  I have been so depressed lately and today in particularly I just couldn’t get myself out of bed…. I laid there for hours and hours, trying to get up and then just feeling too overwhelmed so I’d lay back down and it felt extremely defeating…. Normally on days like that listening to something motivational I’d literally the only way to make me get out of bed…. And I’m so glad I landed this wonderful interview. You both are so wonderful. <br><br>Andre, I listen to a lot of podcasts and you are an absolutely exceptional host. I don’t think I’ve ever heard you speak over your guests, &nbsp;you ask the most divinely perfect questions, with perfect timing, and your authenticity shines through in every episode so powerfully. <br><br>And Gregg… dear god thank you for Gregg. You are such a powerful living light of deeply buried wisdom and the most pure love… so many of your talks have given me so many insights that I actually use on a regular basis, like heart-brain coherence and how to do it. <br><br>I never would have thought I would ever say to myself I needed to check in with my heart, and I do it all the time now, and when I meditate (which is basically daily) I go for heart-brain coherence first. <br><br>I don’t want to ramble, but I genuinely do love you both as family that’s as weird as I am, and I appreciate what you both do so so so very much. Thank you 🙏🏼 💜💜

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  @Kris_-yq9xv · 1 year ago

  I have seen many interviews with Gregg, but this is the first time I &nbsp;watch him open up about his own journey. His family and his struggles. Thank you both. This was beautiful.🥰

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  @jeandixon586 · 2 years ago

  That the first beat of our heart in our mother&apos;s womb is the moment our soul enters the body is the most beautiful, wonderful thing I&apos;ve heard in a long time.

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  @interneteditor5258 · 2 years ago

  I had an extremely traumatic childhood, and very often other people who have also had traumatic times have apologised to me because they feel their trauma is unworthy compared to mine. I&apos;ve always told them your trauma is just as big for you as mine is for me, the actual severity of the events does not matter, it&apos;s how it felt to each person that matters.

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  @emmyo6678 · 2 years ago

  I am 74 year old woman. Around 10 years ago I was dying from HepC (infected when a nurse) complications. I went through a course of highly toxic drugs to kill the virus. That almost killed me &amp; had to reduce the dosage. For some reason the doctors decided to give me a plasma transfusion. I was too ill to stop them at the time. I did not and do not eat gluten, red meat, junk food nor did I imbibe in alcohol, cigarettes or drugs. I did daily meditation and had a healthy lifestyle . Within days after the transfusion &nbsp;I started getting cravings for hamburgers, fries, &nbsp;and other junk foods. When I walked on the street I started searching for discarded cigarette butts to smoke and wanted to go to a bar to drink beer. Ugh! Eventually I realized the plasma had come from a street person with bad habits. I had a vision of him one day. He was unkempt in an ill fitting soiled suit with straggly hair, cigarette hanging out of his mouth, I knew this was the donor and i wondered why I was given male plasma. He was in me for 4 long years. &nbsp;It was a nasty experience and I will never accept a transfusion or someone else&apos;s body parts ever again. I resisted all his lowlife cravings but I don&apos;t feel I&apos;ve ever been the same since. Just so you know it doesn&apos;t have to be a heart transplant to gain that person&apos;s proclivities.

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