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5:41Now PlayingWhat happens in your brain when you shift your attention from something … to nothing?
In this teaching, Dr Joe Dispenza explains how stress narrows your attention to the body, the environment, and everything known through the senses. But when you open your awareness to space – when you sense nothing – you begin to move beyond the familiar self.
As the body relaxes, brainwaves shift from high beta into alpha and theta. In these states, the mind quiets, the inner world becomes more real than the outer, and the door to the subconscious opens.
This is where transformation begins – where you can rehearse new possibilities, recondition the body, and connect to information beyond the senses.
In this video, you’ll learn:
✨ Why stress narrows your focus—and how to reverse it
✨ How “sensing space” changes brainwave patterns
✨ The difference between beta, alpha, and theta states
✨ Where the subconscious mind becomes accessible
✨ How to begin shifting from survival into creation
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