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I do hope that at least one person who contributes to this upcoming show on genetics will be familiar with the work of Bruce Lipton, author of "Biology of Belief,"  and "Spontaneous Evolution," or the film The Living Matrix.   That way your listeners will have a better opportunity to be informed of the latest, most cutting-edge thinking on the subject of epigenetics -- or science that goes deeper and beyond the study of genes.  

From Spontaneous Evolution  p. 136: Despite the failure of the Human Genome Project to find 100,000 genes and the discovery that genes are not self emergent, the public continues to believe in genetic determinism.

p. 16: Evolving new-edge science reveals that our power to control our lives originates from our minds and is not preprogrammed in our genes.

In the film, The Living Matrix,  scientists, psychologists, bioenergetic researchers and holistic practitioners offer new perspectives on the subject. 

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