Understanding Your INNER NARRATIVE to Manifest Your Dreams | Nassim Haramein EP 511

The Daily Motivation

Lewis Howes

Education, Self-improvement

4.8 • 893 Ratings

🗓️ 31 January 2024

⏱️ 7 minutes

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Summary

Nassim Haramein argues the improbability of random cellular differentiation and human diversity refutes the concept of accidental evolution. He explains universal feedback systems constantly exchange information, adapting relationships between conscious organisms and their environment. Haramein contends investigating exterior reality without internal reflection remains limited, as both arise from the same source. He emphasizes manifestation relies on cultivating self-awareness, revealing our innermost power co-creates outer conditions.

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0:00.0	Hi my name is Lewis Howes and welcome to the Daily Motivation Show.
0:07.0	In biology, there is no solid explanation on how cell differentiation happen, like how
0:21.2	the cell know what to do every second of your life you're continuing to
0:26.4	read make yourself so that only in a few months you're not the same guy you're
0:32.1	not the same girl you're not the same guy you're not the same girl you're not the same guy you've
0:34.7	remade yourself you've completely remade yourself and you've remade it in a very
0:41.6	specific way because you're you and I we're not we don't look the same right right so you're right so you're getting a set of information that's different than mine. Yes.
0:53.0	Okay, because you're not making the same set of arrangements, right?
1:00.0	And...
1:01.0	Same functions, but not the same set. Exactly exactly we can walk and we can talk we have arms we can
1:06.8	pump blood exactly the principles basic principles are the same, right?
1:13.0	But the details are different.
1:16.0	It is the same thing with every tree on the planet.
1:19.0	It's the same thing with every blade of grass on the planet, it's the same with everything, right?
1:28.0	And so you have this really highly complex system that is completely functioning as one very highly advanced organism, whether you're talking about the whole planet or
1:46.6	you're talking about one human being or one animal or one blade of grass.
1:53.0	And in physics, we're told that all this
1:57.0	happened under random function.
2:00.0	Accidental that we got here.
2:01.0	Exactly.
2:02.0	Early on physics and biology, I was studying biophysics and all this stuff.
2:07.8	They kept on saying is mathematical fluctuation, basically saying it's a fluke.
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