What the Bleep!?: Down the Rabbit Hole Page #11

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your prayer and your intention

shouldn't be answered by God.

But explaining how that happens...

is what quantum physics and

the observer is all about.

But still when we can make thought...

more real than anything else-

Our brain is designed to do that.

The frontal lobe with

its enormous space...

is the altar in which

we place a thought...

and it gives us the permission...

to hold a thought for an

extended period of time...

and it lowers the volume

to external stimuli.

We lose track of time and space.

That's the moment we're

stepping into the quantum field.

That's the moment that now we're making

thought more real than anything else.

We are physically chemically

emotional human beings.

That's not a bad thing.

It only becomes a limitation

when we keep accessing...

those same emotions and those

same attitudes on a daily basis...

and go nowhere in terms of our

change or evolution in our life.

How can we say that we have

lived fully every day...

by simply experiencing

the same emotions...

that we're addicted to every day?

What we're actually saying is

I have to reconfirm who I am...

and my personality is "I have to do this.

I have to go here. I have to be that. "

A master is quite a different cat.

It is one that sees the day...

as an opportunity in time...

to create avenues of reality...

and emotions that are unborn...

of realities that are unborn...

that the day becomes a fertilization...

of infinite tomorrows.

There's a part of the brain

called the hypothalamus...

and the hypothalamus is

like a little mini factory.

And it is a place that

assembles certain chemicals...

that matches certain

emotions that we experience.

Those particular chemicals

are called peptides.

They're small chain

amino acid sequences.

The body's basically a carbon unit...

that makes about 20 different

amino acids all together...

to formulate its physical structure.

In the hypothalamus we take small

chain proteins called peptides...

and we assemble them into certain

neuropeptides or neurohormones...

that match the emotional states

that we experience on a daily basis.

So there's chemicals for anger and

there's chemicals for sadness...

and there's chemicals for victimization.

There's chemicals for lust.

There's a chemical that matches every

emotional state that we experience.

And the moment that we

experience that emotional state...

in our body or in our brain...

that hypothalamus will

immediately assemble the peptide.

It then releases it through the

pituitary into the bloodstream.

The moment it makes it

into the bloodstream...

it finds its way to different centers

or different parts of the body.

Every single cell in the body has

these receptors on the outside.

One cell can have

thousands of receptors...

studding its surface

kind of opening up...

to the outside world.

And when a peptide docks on a cell...

it literally- like a

key going into a lock-

sits on the receptor

surface and attaches to it...

and kind of moves the receptor and...

kind of like a doorbell buzzing

sends a signal into the cell.

It's party time!

What happens in adulthood...

is that most of us who've had

our glitches along the way...

are operating in a

emotionally detached place...

or we're operating as

if today were yesterday.

Mixed.

Change in itself means then...

that we have to abandon our old self.

It means that we have to

leave behind our identity...

for a few moments...

and begin to speculate who we could be.

To change means modifying

our behavior enough...

so that it's permanent.

Our experiences color what we know.

So there is no completely

objective appraisal of anything.

Because our appraisal of everything...

has to do with our

previous experiences...

and our emotions.

Everything has an

emotional weighting to it.

We've gone from emotions

being these spiritual...

immaterial things to things-

they're not even things-

to actual molecules

with molecular weights...

and peptides with

sequences and structures.

Science knows now that the

hypothalamus makes neuropeptides...

and those neuropeptides

are strong chemicals.

Well here's the story of

the peptide and the cell.

The peptides find the receptors...

and dock onto them and stay attached.

Then they come off and then

they can come back on again.

And while they're there

they are changing the cell.

A receptor that has a

peptide sitting in it...

sets off a whole cascade

of biochemical events...

some of which changes

nucleus of the cell.

Each cell is definitely alive...

and uh each cell has a consciousness...

particularly if we

define consciousness...

as the point of view of an observer.

There is always the

perspective of the cell.

The cell knows where it is.

The cell knows where it's going.

The cell knows what

proteins it's making.

The cell knows whether it's about to divide

or whether it's in a program to stop dividing.

In fact the cell is the smallest

unit of consciousness in the body.

I'm hungry!

The cells are yelling

up to the brain saying...

- Hungry!

- "We haven't gotten our fix today. "

- And it's gonna start sending

impressions to the brain.

- I'm hungry.

- And the brain is gonna start to formulate imagery.

It's gonna sound like

voices in our head.

- I'm hungry!

- to think of a reason why we should be depressed.

- Yes I'm hungry!

- think of a reason why we should be confused.

think of a reason for our own suffering.

And the body's gonna

be telling the brain...

that it's not getting

its chemical need-

chemical needs met.

And so the brain will then activate...

and start going to

our past situations...

- Yeah.

- And flashing pictures to our frontal lobe.

Oh yeah! We've commandeered

an entire serving platter!

Yeah keep it comin'! Keep it comin'!

- Delicious!

- Oh yeah!

Well my definition of an addiction

is something really simple.

Something that you can't stop.

We bring to ourselves

situations that will fulfill...

the biochemical craving

of the cells of our body...

by creating situations that

meet our chemical needs.

It always happens to me!

- Every day!

- why me?

So my definition really means that...

if you can't control your emotional

state you must be addicted to it.

Oh this ruins everything!

The people that we really love...

are people who are willing

our feelings whatever they are.

Whether they're sexual.

- Whether they are victimized

- Poor me. Poor you.

- Whether they are power. You

need somebody to control you.

So you feel like you're in control.

Don't dip your half-eaten shrimp

back into the cocktail sauce.

Screw you and your health

codes! I am the bride's sister!

I'll stick my ass in the cocktail

sauce if I damn well please!

I want you to get out there and serve. Make

sure everybody has a full plate. Fun fun fun.

If you won't do anything about it-

We show you what women want!

What is reality?

- What is reality?

- What is reality?

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