Introduction to The Journey

Brandon Bays, international best-selling author of The Journey - An extraordinary guide for healing your life and setting yourself free, is one of the leading figures in mind-body- healing whose life-transforming Journeywork is helping thousands of people worldwide to set themselves free and live in the boundless wonder of what the universe has to offer. The tools learned at Journey workshops are powerful, practical skills you'll be able to use in your everyday life.

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[MediaKingify]

The problems begin at the start with her. First, Brandon Bays is not her real name. Second, her book is full of lies, ie pure tax evasion under the guise of debt problems, the secret open marriage she had and then being "shocked" at the discovery of infidelity. Third, she stole the NLP work from others and renamed it the journey. Unbelievable. Megalomania at its worst within the self-healing industry.

[AUSNick87]

In her book she goes on and on about her 'tumor' giving the impression that she has cancer... but she never had cancer. the tumor was benign... she promotes rejecting western medicine (as she refuses to see a surgeon) and instead promotes unproven medical science.

[caprico74]

"at home they're no longer beating up on their younger brothers and sisters and they don't no longer have attitude at the dinner table, and they're happy to help with the chores".

Stepford children?! LMAO!!!

[rdelorey]

Awesome video.. thanks for sharing....... and i will share also.... to keep the torch going to help for a better world

[davidsteare]

Pseudoscience? I think not...the science has been established by Candace Pert, a former research professor with a Ph.D in pharmacology who served on the National Institute of Mental Health as Chief of the section on brain biochemistry, and other researchers. Of course, others commenting here could be more scientifically qualified and more experienced than her, but I doubt it. Candace Pert's book 'The Molecules of Emotion' provides useful and accessible scientific explanations.

[investmentinserenity]

Great video .........

[OceanGirlE]

I think the mind science here is that we do not have to totally understand it to believe it. Although, I agree that using pseudoscience is a very bad idea if you want any type of credibility at all. Any supporting documentation would provide a more satisfactory platform.

Anyway, a very interesting video... it makes for good inspiration.

[cam427]

"What science has found is that any time you have a strong emotion, and you repress it, what it does is releases a chemistry into your bloodstream which will go to certain cell receptors and block them if those cell receptors remain blocked over a long period of time then if disease is going to happen in the body there is a likelyhood for it to happen in the part of the body where the cell receptors are blocked."

Cell receptor?

Release "a chemistry" into the blood?

Pseudoscience at its worst

[flajann]

Not that I mind the "feel good" hype, but to use pseudoscience to support it? That's the problem I have.

[alrijlairu]

Pls Brandon, translate also in italian and let me know how can I get your dvd.

Thanks