Missing Links - S01E10: Heart-Brain Harmony

Name: Heart-Brain Harmony
Genre: Talk
Released: 2017-03-09
Duration: 30 min

Mar 09, 2017TalkSeason 1, Episode 10

Alfred Wallace, a contemporary of Charles Darwin, stated that nature never over-endows a species beyond its needs for existence. But as we will soon see, humanity is indeed genetically over-endowed. The mysterious fusion of human DNA, 200,000 years ago, did more than just produce the first anatomically modern human. It created a being with amazing abilities that are still awaiting to be awakened. Gregg Braden expounds upon the science underlying the untapped human potential, which becomes active when we learn how to help the heart and brain work in harmony.

Cast: Gregg Braden

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Missing Links S01E10 Synopsis

Stream Missing Links "Heart-Brain Harmony" in HD quality on Goojara. Originally aired on 2017-03-09, this episode is part of Season 1 of Missing Links. Featuring performances from Gregg Braden among the cast. With a runtime of 30m, the episode keeps you engaged throughout. As part of this Talk series, the episode continues to build on the show's compelling narrative. Alfred Wallace, a contemporary of Charles Darwin, stated that nature never over-endows a species beyond its needs for existence. But as we will soon see, humanity is indeed genetically over-endowed. The mysterious fusion of human DNA, 200,000 years a...