![]() These studies illuminated the new science of epigenetics, which revealed that our genetic activity is ultimately controlled by both a) environmental signals and b) our perception of the environment’s signals. In contrast, my stem cell experiments carried out in the late 60’s revealed that genes are not self-actualizing, simply, they are unable to control their own activity. When we combine these facts with the notion that genes control their own activity, we are left with the inescapable conclusion that we are “victims” of our heredity and should anticipate expressing the diseases and negative traits passed down through our family lineage. Unfortunately, if we do not like the traits we inherited, we cannot change our genes. This belief led to the conclusion that our fate was controlled by the genome we acquired from our mother and father at the moment of conception. It was once thought that genes could turn themselves on and off, and in the process, they could control the character of our lives. Hello Dear Friends, Cultural Creatives and Seekers Everywhere, The “secret of life” is not encoded in the genes!
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