DNA Wake Up: A Simple Guide to DNA Activation - Paperback

by Lynne Atkins (Illustrator), Elizabeth J. Clark (Author)

When The Human Genome Project set out to map and identify the sequence of chemical base pairs which make up DNA, it determined that 97% of the human genome does not encode protein sequences. This 97%-considered 'Junk DNA'-has no known function. What really lies in the 97% that scientists call "JUNK DNA"? Your DNA tells an amazing story-the story of Life itself For the past four billion years or so, since the beginning of time, DNA has been the chemical of life. Everything that has ever lived, or now lives on the planet, has DNA-just as you do. Your DNA is the 'map' specific to you and only you It's what created you in the very first place and it's what defines and identifies you as a unique individual. Now you might think this all sounds pretty 'scientific' but this is NOT a science book. This is a book about possibility. Can you change your DNA? Yes you can You can wake up your makeup and guide your DNA as simply as putting your intention into it. It is time to understand this inner truth, the truth of Human DNA and its mysterious abilities. All you need do is tune in, communicate and allow your DNA to do what it has been designed to do. The key is awakening to your Metaphysical DNA, the doing of which could change EVERYTHING in your physical life Is it really that Simple? DNA Wake Up is a simple guide that will lead you through all twelve layers of metaphysical DNA. Accompanied by exercises to awaken you to each of these twelve layers, activating your Divine Natural Alignment, you will notice a difference within yourself and you will begin to understand that we are all much more than mere flesh and blood. Open yourself up to all that you are, for YOUR DNA stands ready to assist in your personal self-discovery.

Author Biography

Elizabeth J. Clark (Liz) received her Bachelor's Degree in Behavioral Science and Art at Westminster College of Salt Lake City in 1986. During this time she did volunteer work for Mental Health organizations and began her studies in the Sociology of Religions focusing on Native Traditions. From 1986 through 1996 Liz worked as a Psychiatric Specialist in a prominent Children's Hospital. She has traveled to approximately sixty-two countries, researching cultural traditions. In 2003 she moved to Australia where she worked extensively with Aboriginal Youth At Risk for eight years. Liz has now returned to The United States of America where she writes privately and for DNAwakeup.com. As she continues her spiritual journey look for more works to be published in the near future.