Lisa Broderick

Some time ago, a young client called me whose company I have been helping to grow over the last 18 months. Their growth has been spectacular and it looks like they will be bought by a much bigger company—a dream of his we have been working on. He wanted advice about how to remain focused and “shake … [Read more...] about Using Totems to Create Reality

I've heard Darwin's theory of evolution described as one of the most dangerous ideas in human history--the idea that a single individual needs to fight against all others for its sole survival. That's the problem with our Western culture today. Instead, thinkers who pre-dated Darwin suggested … [Read more...] about Survival of the Fittest Group

Time as we think of it, always marching forward, doesn't exist. Here's why: Number one, there are cultures in the world, which don't use time, because it's not conditioned into them, Brazil's Piraha Tribe. Also animals don't sense time, they sense the cycles of the day. Third, in physics, time … [Read more...] about Time As We Think of It, Isn’t

The story of the Egyptian gods Isis and Osiris teaches us how to remember ourselves.  As they ruled the world, Osiris’ jealous cousin Set murdered Osiris and scattered his body part along the Nile so that he could not be embalmed.  Isis, Osiris’ wife, turned herself into a bird and flew … [Read more...] about Remembering Ourselves

A new experiment will test whether our brains operates outside of the realm of quantum mechanics. It was the French philosopher and mathematician René Descartes who first suggested that the human mind may operate outside of the physical realm. He called it his mind-matter duality theory. The idea … [Read more...] about Proof That Our Brains Operate the Realm of Quantum Physics