Mind to Matter: How Your Brain Creates Material Reality [Class in NYC] @ New York Open Center

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What you'll learn in this lecture class:

Every creation begins as a thought and in this workshop Dawson will show us how our minds create matter. You’ll learn how to use your mind to create bliss neurotransmitters in your brain, anti-aging hormones in your body and even change molecules in the physical world around you.

You’ll also practice 7 precise methods for generating the brain wave frequencies that result in “coherent mind”, the signature pattern of people who manifest and create effortlessly. You’ll hear inspiring stories about the use of these methods to transform health, relationships and spirituality.

You’ll experience fascinating new technologies that demonstrate how quickly matter responds to thought and play. If you’ve wondered about how you can create your ideal life, join us to find out what science shows your mind can do.

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For Single Evening Events, Series, Half-Days and Mini-Workshops, Walking Tours, Single-Event Webinars or O’Cast™ Recordings, there are no refunds or course credits for these offerings.

For Full Workshops, Ongoing Courses and Webinars and Online Courses:

Refunds are available minus a processing fee* if you cancel up to 11 business days prior to the first day of the program.
Course credits are available, minus a processing fee* if you cancel up to 3 business days prior to the first day of the program.

*The processing fee for cancellation is $15 for programs costing less than $250, and $35 for programs costing $250 and up.

No refunds or credits will be given for cancellations less than 3 business days prior to the first day of a program, or if a student does not attend a program. The estimated refund processing time is two to three weeks.

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