Gregg Braden on Prayer and the Unified Field

Gregg Braden

Gregg Braden, a best-selling author and internationally renowned speaker, is a pioneer in bridging the wisdom of our past with the science, healing, and peace of our future. After serving as a senior computer systems designer for Martin Marietta Aerospace, a computer geologist for Phillips Petroleum, and the technical operations manager for Cisco Systems, Braden’s work is now devoted to inspiring humanity to build a better world. His books include The Divine Matrix, The God Code, and The Isaiah Effect.

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When I interviewed Gregg for my book, Sixty Seconds: One Moment Changes Everything, he told me a powerful story about the mechanics of prayer. It deepened my understanding of universal laws and transformed the way I prayed.

In this hour-long video, Gregg expounds on the dynamics of prayer and offers breathtaking scientific evidence that human beings are connected beyond space and time to the

Gregg Braden on Cracking the Genetic Code

Gregg Braden

Gregg Braden was kind enough to contribute a wonderful story about the mechanics of prayer to my book, Sixty Seconds: One Moment Changes Everything. It deepened my understanding of universal laws and transformed the way I prayed.

Gregg was gracious enough to regale me with a second story as well. I’m privileged to present it here for the first time. I’ll start it with a brief introduction.

Braden, a best-selling author and internationally renowned speaker, is a pioneer in bridging the wisdom of our past with the science, healing, and peace of our future. After serving as a senior computer systems designer for Martin Marietta Aerospace, a computer geologist for Phillips Petroleum, and the technical operations manager for Cisco Systems, Braden’s work is now devoted to inspiring humanity to build a better world. His books include The Spontaneous Healing of Belief, The Divine Matrix, Secrets of the Lost Mode of Prayer, The God Code, and The Isaiah Effect.

During the last years of the Cold War, I was working as a computer systems designer in the aerospace industry. It was a very frightening time for those of us who were working behind the scenes. We knew how close the superpowers had come to doing the unthinkable, of unleashing the forces of nature on civilian populations through weapons of mass destruction.