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After ten years working in television news in Washington, DC, Geri quit the business to start a family and in 1997 founded GoodNewsNetwork.org, which quickly became the #1 site on Google for "good news". For more than 20 years, GNN.org has delivered positive news and inspiring stories from around the world as an antidote to the barrage of negativity in mainstream media. Featured on CBS News, BBC, Rolling Stone magazine, and NPR's All Things Considered, Geri was dubbed “The Good News Guru” by the Washington Post. From Health news to Heroes, World news to Animal rescues—and our new ‘Good Talks’ page, which aggregates the best motivational podcasts, GNN provides the ultimate grab bag of GOOD, with its daily dose of optimism and hope.
Video/Podcast: How Common People Are Rewiring Their Brains To Do Uncommon Things
Modern neuroscience, epigenetics, and quantum physics have revealed that there is more to our physical reality than what is visible and diagnosable—there is a powerful mind-body connection that, when accessed and manipulated, can help heal chronic conditions.
Through the process of rewiring our brain and changing our feelings, we can recondition the body and change its internal state, according to Dr. Joe Dispenza, a scientist, teacher, and international lecturer.
“Health and wellness can be as infectious as disease, and we are seeing it happen.”
In his latest book, “Becoming Supernatural: How Common People Are Doing Uncommon Things,” he says we can each produce our own pharmacy of chemicals equal to any drug on the market, just by changing what we think and feel.
“We are talking about your nervous system becoming the greatest pharmacist in the world...and our students are doing it.”
In this podcast called London Real, hosted by a former engineer and London banker, Brian Rose, Dispenza, who is also the author of the New York Times bestseller “You Are the Placebo”, shows why he is driven by the conviction that everyone has the potential for greatness and unlimited abilities.
(Note: There is an advertisement embedded at the 3:00 mark that contains some cursing.)
