Tetragrammaton Well, I think that, you know, we've discovered some really cool things about the process of creation.

And I think that human beings live in one of two states.

They either live in a state of survival, and living in survival is living in stress.

And when you're in stress and in survival,

it's not a time to create.

Or the creative state is when you fall in love

with whatever it is that you're creating.

And we found that the heart tends to be the creative center,

that when you can relax into your heart fully,

and that's kind of a practice, that if you can get into that state, there's a physiological

change that takes place in the brain. In other words, the heart informs the brain, number one,

to get creative. That's what it tells it.

And when we get creative, we tend to move into more elegant, lighter brainwave state called alpha, right?

In alpha, we tend to see in images.

We tend to see in pictures.

The brain is in an imaginary state, right?

So when that occurs, you can see on our scans that there's this kind of wave of energy from the heart to tell the brain to get creative.

And the brain, like grabbing a big sheet and going like giving a little wit, it creates this rush of energy to the brain to tell the brain to move into an alpha state, very coherent alpha state.

And when that occurs, we tend to think about possibilities that we don't typically think about before.

And the more we practice that, the more we relax into our heart, like a springboard, the more

energy moves into the brain. And so that's the first thing. The second thing that we've discovered

is that the creative act actually takes place primarily in the present moment. When you get so

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