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The Divine Matrix: Bridging Time, Space, Miracles, and Belief (Hardcover) (Hardcover)
by Gregg Braden
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It's about the power to re-vision your world, to clear your Light Body of karmic implants and to help heal all beings around you. It is well worth your time! |
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Author: Gregg Braden
Publisher: Hay House
Pub. in: November, 2006
ISBN: 1401905706
Pages: 240
Measurements: 9.1 x 6.2 x 1.1 inches
Origin of product: USA
Order code: BA00911
Other information: 1 edition
Language: English
ISBN-13: 978-1401905705
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"The Divine Matrix: Bridging Time, Space, Miracles and Belief" by Gregg Braden, is firstly about discovering the Divine Matrix and revealing the mystery that connects all life. Secondly, the book goes on to describe how the Divine Matrix works, and brings insight into bridging between imagination and reality. Finally The Divine Matrix explains how to successfully work with healing in Quantum Awareness, which includes insight and messages from the Divine Matrix.
Also, the Divine Matrix is scientifically verifiable in terms of the latest findings in Quantum Science...and interestingly the hologram is a perfect analogy to ideas presented in this book.
Target readers:
General readers.
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New York Times bestselling author Gregg Braden has been a featured guest at international conferences and media specials, exploring the role of spirituality in technology. A former senior computer systems designer (Martin Marietta Aerospace), computer geologist (Phillips Petroleum), and technical operations supervisor (Cisco Systems), Braden is now considered a leading authority on bridging the wisdom of our past with the science, technology, and peace of our future.
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Between 1993 and 2000, a series of groundbreaking experiments revealed dramatic evidence of a web of energy that connects everything in our lives and our world—the Divine Matrix. From the healing of our bodies, to the success of our careers, relationships, and the peace between nations, this new evidence demonstrates that we each hold the power to speak directly to the force that links all of creation. What would it mean to discover that the power to create joy, to heal suffering, and bring peace to nations lives inside of you? How differently would you live if you knew how to use this power each day of your life? Join Gregg Braden on this extraordinary journey bridging science, spirituality and miracles through the language of The Divine Matrix.
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A reader (MSL quote) , USA
<2007-10-23 00:00>
I've read many, many books of a spiritual nature over the last several years and, over & over again I would read that we are all connected somehow and that we impact, or co-create, our reality. But, until reading Braden's "The Divine Matrix", I didn't really understand these ideas.
This book is so powerful because Braden doesn't just tell readers how to "intend" a different future, or make the statement that we are all connected, but instead he explains how & why these statements are true based on new scientific evidence. Plus, although the scientific concepts he discusses are quite complex, he has the ability to make them easy to understand for people who, like me, have no physics background.
The overall concept is that there is a web of energy where all things begin and all possibilities exist. It's this "web" that connects us to everyone and everything, and through which we bring possibilities into existence (co-creating our reality through imagination, prayer, judgement, expectation, etc...). What a brilliant design!
An awesome "bonus" is the "20 Keys to Consciousness" he includes at the end, where he outlines how to use the information he provides to create the life you want to live. You may want to type these up, print them out, and hang them somewhere that you'll see them everyday...
In addition to the scientific concepts and research discussed in "The Divine Matrix", Braden also shares some personal stories reflecting his journey of discovering, understanding, and using this information - providing a really nice balance between the science & the personal.
Overall, I would HIGHLY reccomend "The Divine Matrix" to anyone interested in how science is beginning to prove the truth of ancient spiritual concepts, as well as those who'd like to co-create a better future. It's insightful, profound, and an "easy read" (when compared to other books of this genre).
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Tobey Crockett (MSL quote), USA
<2007-10-23 00:00>
The Divine Matrix is a very strongly written book in the first two thirds or so. The final third seems to suffer a bit from its abbreviation of arguments Braden has apparently made in his earlier works. Nonetheless, I think it merits 5 stars for what it accomplishes, and I have ordered more Braden material to see if his total vision holds up as strongly as it seems to promise it can. The one point in his discussions with which I have difficulty, only briefly alluded to here in the Divine Matrix and not well explained, connects ancient religious texts and the human genome. I am really not sure I can go there, but otherwise, the physics and metaphysics jibe well with my own decades of exploration and experiences with academic research, qi gong practice, Buddhist mediation and other esoteric pursuits. My own academic work also describes a deep web of interconnectivity, and this ancient wisdom tradition is indeed, as Braden describes it, reflected in many scientific and metaphysical considerations of "reality". Braden explains it very well however, and where I found the film "What The Bleep" to be sadly fuzzy and all over the map in its imprecision, Braden has undertaken a course correction and done a fine job doing so. Readers will have plenty to chew on, without having to buy everything hook, line and sinker. |
Ann Albers (MSL quote), USA
<2007-10-23 00:00>
Its about time someone did what Greg Braden has done in this easy to read and inspiring book. He takes the esoteric field of quantum physics and translates it for the lay reader into easy to understand stories, and examples, as well as practical applications. You'll learn that your world isn't so solid after all, that you can create powerful change in your own life, and that we have the power to change your world from the inside out.
If you liked this one, you will also like reading Matrix Energetics: The Science and Art of Transformation in which the theories discussed in "The Divine Matrix" are demonstrated in very practical appliation by Dr. Richard Bartlett who teaches you to use them to create 'miracles' in your life.
Blessings to both for bringing this life-changing, powerful information into the world in a way that is easy to understand and repeatable.
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Margo Painter (MSL quote), USA
<2007-10-23 00:00>
I found the book very interesting and informative for all. The Author composed scientific facts with the possibilities of others to come. He has a way of writing that simpifies the facts, so they can be easily understood. It opens the mind to so many other possibilities. This book should be a requirement to read for everyone. If people did not already know this information or feel there was something more to the All of existence. They have choosen to ignore the All and live in a small place. They are missing so much in life. From the vibrations of the rocks to the existence of never ending space, that is the All, meaning connectivity of everything. Seen or unseen. Everything one should all ready know and feel. To have true Wisdom is to be open to all possibilities, even a Theory that seems unbelievable. Believe till proven wrong. Believe in the possibity. All is possible if you believe. |
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