Bruce H. Lipton: When You Understand a Cell, You Understand Humans

Bruce H. Lipton, an internationally recognized leader in bridging science and spirit, explains how when we understand any level of the structure of life we can understand the whole. Explore more: www.eomega.org/

[@vcoonrod]

Lipton will go down in history as one of the great thinkers.

[@gozimusable1]

On Coast to Coast, you're genius. My god. All I want is for you to keep doing what your doing for us.

[@TouchSomeone]

Like Gregg Braden, you are able to put scientific terminology and concepts into language I can understand, as well as merge the science with the spiritual. ~ With gratitude

[@5335Marian]

This is one of the greatest analogies I've ever heard. Makes me want to go make friends with all my neighbors. Thank you.

[@sandraalvarez7023]

Absolutely brilliant!!!!

[@graemewillis3905]

Wow! The principals of the universe explained in 3 minutes!

[@Wisdombluetooth]

This is amazingly beautiful, This is why we should always refugee to balanced science and religion to solve our problems

[@iamdk007]

when the world realizes the power of love and not the love of power the world will know peace.

[@ErikaIssinger-k6e]

I love Bruce Lipton

[@stefanzigo]

I do agree with Lipton - it is a realm for investigation, and a fantastic realm in which to derrive analogy and understanding about our interrelations as individuated organisms in a global society.

[@stefanzigo]

there are so many infinite roles that different cells play within an organism, and the knowledge, science and understanding of these roles, relationships is changing, evolving as we speak. Im not sure if a comprehensive model exists, and if it does, could it be boiled down to a few distinct principles, ...? I dont know.

[@dalehamel]

he doesn't dismiss darwinism, he points out a pattern exhibited by natural selection: to favor structures that exhibit self-similarity

[@normonics]

Great video! This is why I am studying biology said much better than I would have...

[@excogitative]

@excogitative I'd like to add that I believe each person has the ability to overcome the effect of circumstance.. but to ignore the power of the external aspects/conditions/circumstances within society on our psyche is to ignore an enormous 'blind spot' in our mentality as humans

[@brendaferguson748]

Thank you for sharing your years of research with us. You have changed my life. One question, have you at all when cloning stem cells ever tried with teeth. Not sure if it’s possible but do you thing in the future that we would be able to regrow or mend broken and damaged teeth?

[@joshig1983]

If Euclidian geometry was too restrictive to explain nature, why is fractal geometry so surely a perfect explaination? Maybe our geometric explainations of nature are a fractal and we just need to keep going through theory after theory and after an infinite number of theories, we'll find one that perfectly explains nature.

[@rachaeledwards8602]

Thank you Bruce

[@specialtyler]

@Savantrick Lipton said to get our cells into bliss, and one of the coolest ways to do that is with psychedelics. Once you get yourself in harmony, you can apply those insights to the outside world. I do agree that technology is pushing toward a form of collective consciousness, and I think those on the cutting edge of psychedelic experience are doing the same thing with magical plants. I can't wait to see where all of this is headed.

[@HugeHeart13]

The downside of psychedelics to reach bliss and awareness is that they alter our inner chemistry suddenly and without us doing the work to get there. It’s all good until the body no longer has its receptor sites flooded with chemical messengers. Once the psychedelic stops flooding those babies, there’s a sudden LACK in the body that wasn’t there prior to taking the psychedelics. This lack of chemical messengers causes withdrawal symptoms naturally as our bodies try to self-regulate. There may be great awareness that comes with taking the psychedelic however it’s not as effective and easy on the body’s cellular chemistry as attaining this state through meditation. Meditation that activates our pineal gland can have not only a better high from our own body’s ability to take melatonin from the pineal gland and alter it to the point we can make our own pharmacy of endogenous drugs that act better than any street version of a benzo, opioid, ecstasy, lsd, DMT, shrooms and so on. Not only is the high better and smoother, but it also has the ability to rebalance our inner chemistry and heal disease within the body of present. No psychedelic can do this the way meditation can do it. Combine meditation with a psychedelic and maybe there’s something special there but idk. We’d have to research that lol who’s game? 😂

[@excogitative]

@whitelotuswithsnake Totally agree with this, aside from one thing: The field of psychology is rich with experiments that demonstrate that our inner states are the result of our outer circumstances (e.g. landmark experiment by Hartshorne & May in 1920s concluded the role of a social situation can drastically alter the manner in which humans interact) To focus on the self - brilliant. To do so while ignoring impacts of social environments/circumstance on the individual - perilous to say the least

[@hypernation2007]

I find it disturbing that a scientist describes evolutions as an "accident". It's not an accident that if I pour sand through a sieve, I end up with the larger grains left in the sieve, because they couldn't pass through. That's evolution, and it's not a "random" thing.

[@diarykeeper]

Prove it then.

[@Savantrick]

Fuckin' Terence Mckenna was way ahead of his time. His concept of time as actual elements and nature as a novelty producing/conserving engine seems to fit this perfectly in my mind. It seems we're about to integrate a previously unrecognized aspect of the self through electronic technology; a sort of cultural god. I can't go into depth here but, if anyone is interested, search "Terence Mckenna Syntax of Psychedelic Time 1/8" it's a mind-blowing concept if you can wrap your head around it!

[@medli67]

do you have a phd?

[@Kevin-p2l5b]

Okay

[@excogitative]

@whitelotuswithsnake I agree with you.. but the logic you have presented doesn't make his statements ridiculous. Both you and Bruce are correct (in my opinion)

[@hughtub]

@gespilk The fractal biological nature in a cell ends at the lowest reducible components of life which are the parts of a cell. Beyond that is the atomic fractal that correlates with solar systems and galaxies.

[@InnerAtmos]

That's actually from the Vedas. (Ancient India.) It has also been known through the Hermetic tradition and Alchemy later on.

[@sivko23]

@gespilk its different kind of sentience , you perceive life through thought and concepts, maybe cells see life more clearly and just are.

[@hughtub]

@Baldwynmayhem The mere fact that a business has any workers indicates that workers are desirable to them. Free up a large amount of money and absolutely, without doubt, they will want to expand their business operations and hire more people. The arguments that they'll just keep the profits isn't legit, since their competition might use their newfound wealth to expand. Monopolies and big business NEED government regulations and barriers to entry (minimum wage) to ruin the smaller competitors.

[@mrqsilveira]

Said God to Abraham: "Your descendence will be as fractal-numbered as the stars in the sky... "

[@medli67]

"condemnation without investigation is the height of ignorance" , Einstein i would rather learn about things from some of the smartest and influential people in the world than from a close minded skeptic

[@AceOfHeart2012]

Right on!

[@vitaminboss]

This is what spiritualists call "The Law of Correspondence"..

[@hughtub]

@Baldwynmayhem Anarchy hasn't been tested in the modern era, but technology allows us to police one another through feedback and recording devices. Stephan Molyneux's stefbot channel has a very well thought out argument for capitalist anarchy (entirely voluntary system).

[@bennettwildfire]

While I like the sentiment of this video it's wrong to say that all the cells of the body live in perfect unison and so, therefore, can we. Thousands of cells in your body die everyday, perhaps tens or hundreds of thousands. Do you really think there will be that many people willing to die for the greater good of humanity?

[@DennisHelstrom]

Great video. Creation = evolution just like Atman = Brahman. The smallest = the largest.

[@aestheticia]

Tens of thousands of people DO die every day! That's LIFE, sweetheart.

[@arzoyan]

@mhearstify I dont propose to make it work, its up to all of us in this NATURAL/SOCIAL fragile enviornment, either we are responsible for our actions or it is the business as usual, We have the all the means for plenty in harmony, The false limit, the barrier is the iron law of the Market ,PRODUCTION FOR PROFIT. The crisis of Market is over-production or over-capacity whilst billions of people suffer from lack of the basic ingredients of life, WATER,FOOD,EDUCATION, HOUSING etc

[@medli67]

wow ^-^ your so bomb

[@Nica-Ra-Wata]

We were created!!!!

[@hughtub]

@Baldwynmayhem A truly free market would have zero unemployment, because there'd be no minimum wage and the cost of labor to an employer would be far less (the actual cost of minimum wage to an employer is something like $11-13/hr, in overall cost of taxes, social security etc., while the employee only gets 7.25). Take away govt bloated bureaucracy and suddenly employers could pay much better.

[@AlAtar360]

Well, explaining it is not the point of this video... there are other video's for that. Hey, did you watch them yet? ;) Oh, you didn't... what was it again I said about people who didn't even bother to check the background? hmmm ...? right.

[@hollies4806]

👍👍

[@excogitative]

@whitelotuswithsnake I don't see how he is annihilating the concept of self. He seems to give a scientific basis as to how each individual can easily coincide with others without a negative outcome. Even if they are unique to each other and retain the ability to think freely and act independently. This kind of harmony does not equal socialism. Through exploration of the self (in ALL of it's paradigms) we would surely understand more about creating a harmonious society. No?

[@MIAtown09]

This is nuts 🌰

[@AlAtar360]

Watch his lecture on "Where mind and matter meets" and you'll see that EVERYTHING he says is based on scientific facts. (note the word: fact). This video here is only a 3 minutes long, you can't expect someone to explain the complete background in such a short ammount of time. So I say: watch the lecture. If you haven't, please don't speak because you have no idea what you're talking about.

[@farvision]

He made a mistake. Darwinian evolution is not entirely random - there is selection. That's what MAKES the fractals in living organisms!

[@medli67]

yeah yeah sorry about that i should have said cynical its because i have read the skeptics main magazine and their beliefs bothered me because some of the guys in there are straight out lieing and i really wish there wasnt the spread of disinformation like that but yeah most skeptics get their information from those guys and become skeptical because of those guys opinions and beliefs thats what i was referring to i should have said a better word like cynical

[@ShiftyMcSly]

sentient cells? huh?

[@arzoyan]

@hughtub voluntary tell that to millions of people living in poverty

[@jsupana]

Yes you don't quite understand Darwin's theory. What you do understand is how counter intuitive and illogical his theory is. Your own intuition is in direct contrast to Darwin's theory so congratulations to you. (Yeah I think Darwin got it wrong [not the evolution part just the how and the why of it])

[@AlAtar360]

Who knows this scientific reality and view of the world you hold so proudly is tweaked? Fact remains, if you didn't bother to inform yourself properly, I fail to see the validity of your statements. I don't see myself going around giving advice on, let's say, how to repair a bike if I've never even seen one up close..

[@hughtub]

@arzoyan Capitalism is where every transaction is voluntary, where you get what you pay for. All other systems involve forced subsidizing, meaning taking from some and giving to others without regards to the objective value of the individual parts. I guarantee what you criticize as "capitalist" are the socialistic elements of it, such as golden parachutes for CEOs without them doing anything tangible to deserve it. SUBSIDIZED. SOCIALIST. Over 99% of US businesses are small (

[@yerk3]

His understanding of evolution is deeply flawed. While mutations themselves may be random, the process by which they lead to evolution is anything but.

[@axelschwei]

"as above so below" even the babylonians knew that :)