Sweeping and Reprogramming the Cellular Memory
Gonçalves Method
Since the year 1953, with the discovery of the DNA, appeared differences between doctors and psychologists, generating controversies.
On one side there are those who believe that we are a product of genetics and on the other, those who think that what surrounds us is much more important and that we are a product of the social environment.
With this discovery gains much more importance the theory that we are according to our genetic constitution, but this believing is pendular and we keep going back to the theory that supports that what really matters is what is around is during our lifetime. Through various experiments we get to the conclusion that both factors, genetics and our environment, are not separated from each other.
In the nineties, more accurately in the year 1994, Bruce Lipton, a Cellular Biologist, discovers that while the cells are being developed in an unborn baby, the baby itself participates in this DNA selection, so the gene combinations that come from the mother and the father are infinite.
The unborn child selects the DNA always based on how the mother perceives what surrounds her. This is a very revolutionary idea.
If the mother has a negative perception of life, the baby selects based on this negativity, and the result of this is a much retracted DNA program selection. On the other side, if the mother’s perception is a loving and positive world, the unborn child selects the DNA based on security, trust, growth and expansion.
Dr. Isabel Kambourian - Facilitator, authorized professor
|
