As long as you can get past the less than stellar lighting & the cheap props this is an excellent DVD where pure content is concerned. It looks like it was filmed in about one hour by an ammeter holding a video camera & a set of lights. (Hope Joe is paying attention -- would love to see him produced the way he deserves.

As for content, it is suburb & well worth sitting though the poor production. I tend to put it on when I work so I can just listen to Dispenza. Most of the information he presents is quite technical & requires some concentration though, so I find listening to it over & over helps me assimilate something new each time.

I first noticed Dispenza in "What the Bleep Do We Know?" & purchased the "Quantum Edition" of this movie because it has hours & hours of additional interviews - & one of my favorites is of course Joe Dispenza. However, don't expect the same high production techniques in this DVD as found in "What the Bleep...".

Dispenza is a chiropractor & did postgraduate training and continuing education in neurology, neurophysiology, and brain function. However, he is also a graduate of JZ Knight's school of enlightenment, but he doesn't get into any Ramtha stuff here. (Although I wouldn't mind hearing his take on it and what attracted him to Ramtha's teachings.) He sticks to the physiological functions of the brain and is wonderful at explaining a very difficult topic. If you want to change existing negative patterns in your thinking, emotions and/or reactions, this is an excellent source of information on how one might accomplish this. It will help you understand the wonderful plasticity of the brain which allows for change of most any kind.

Another source of information I highly recommend is a book called Heart Math. I have learned that the heart and brain are intrinsically linked, and changes in the brain can occur via focusing on the heart and learning to entrain them. Heart Math teaches the fundamentals of "heart focus" like Dispenza teaches the fundamentals of brain plasticity - and ultimately what this means to anyone searching for greater understanding of why we think, say and feel the things we do.

I also recommend Dispenza's book, Evolve Your Brain, which I found a bit dry and difficult to get through at first, but this DVD, and another by the same name as the book, have helped me tremendously in better understanding the book.

I applaud Joe Dispenza for his work in a very difficult subject, and for making this information understandable to the lay person. (Even someone like me, who was never "a natural" in this area.) Although I also recommend reading Dr. Bruce Lipton's work (The Biology of Belief: Unleashing the Power of Consciousness, Matter, & Miracles - a very easy read by comparison) Joe Dispenza goes much further, by making the assumption that more in-depth teaching on the subject of the brain really can, and should, be made available to the public.



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