Where Science & Spirituality Meet: Does The Law of Attraction Work? with Dr. Tara Swart

<p>Have you always wondered if the “Law of Attraction” is real? In this episode we dig into the science behind visualization, manifesting and much more to find out what really works and what doesn’t. We share strategies for&nbsp;access your intuition and aligning your emotions, your intuition and your rational thought process to supercharge your brain, show you how to beat imposter syndrome, and much more with our guest Dr. Tara Swart.&nbsp;Dr. Tara Swart&nbsp;is a neuroscientist and former psychiatric doctor. She is a senior lecturer at MIT Sloan and visiting senior lecturer at Kings College London, and an executive advisor to some of the world's most respected leaders in media and business. In 2016 she was named the world's first Neuroscientist-in-Residence at Corinthia Hotel, London. She is the author of the award-winning&nbsp;Neuroscience for Leadership, co-author of&nbsp;An Attitude for Acting, and lead author of her soon to be released third book,&nbsp;The Source. </p><p>Can we merge science and spirituality? </p><p>Is there science that actually explains the “law of attraction?" </p><p>Because of the way that you think you attract certain things into your life.&nbsp;</p><p>The concept of abundant thinking&nbsp;</p><p>The mental model “loss aversion” and why losses are more painful than gains&nbsp;</p><p>Mastering your emotions, cultivating intuition, they are all very similar to learning a new language&nbsp;</p><p>Replace any negative thought with a positive thought immediately - an ancient Buddhist lesson that is supported by the neuroscience of neuroplasticity </p><p>What should you do if you can’t dislodge a negative thought from your brain? </p><p>If you have a repetitive negative thought or a theme to a negative narrative in your brain - distill it down to the basic underlying belief that drives that negative thought - create an opposite state and use that as your positive affirmation or mantra (check out limiting belief episodes for more) </p><p>Use laughter and oxytocin to&nbsp;powerfully e