Episode 133 – Make Miracles On Demand (3 Steps)

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Note: This blog post serves as an accompaniment to the corresponding podcast episode of A Changed Mind, where we’ll distill down the core ideas of this week’s theme, along with additional distinctions and insights. If you haven’t listened to the episode yet, you can go here to do so.  Enjoy.

In this transformative episode of A Changed Mind, David Bayer unpacks the concept of miracles through a multidimensional and neuroscience-backed lens. Bayer asserts that miracles aren’t magical or random; instead, they are lawful shifts in reality aligned with spiritual and energetic principles. According to him, miracles occur when individuals shift their identity and beliefs in alignment with truth and coherence, tapping into a version of reality already available to them.

He introduces a simple yet powerful three-step formula: 1) Decide—make a clear, unwavering decision about the desired outcome; 2) Nonresistance—downregulate the nervous system to eliminate internal conflict and stress; and 3) Live as the fulfilled version of yourself now—embodying the identity that has already received the miracle.

David explores the neuroscience behind this, explaining how the brain does not distinguish between imagined and actual reality. Through consistent decision-making and embodying new beliefs, individuals can alter their perception, shift their resonance, and transform their lives.

He highlights the role of the default mode network and reticular activating system in filtering reality and stresses the importance of transitioning from primal states (fear, stress) to powerful states (peace, joy, curiosity) to be receptive to miracles.

Bayer supports these ideas with personal anecdotes, including how he met his wife and achieved business milestones through intentional decision-making and nonresistance. He encourages listeners to regulate their nervous systems using tools like breathwork, affirmations, and somatic practices, creating an inner environment aligned with the external outcomes they wish to manifest.

Ultimately, he reframes miracle-making as a logical and replicable process rooted in awareness, identity, and nervous system regulation—not a divine exception, but a human potential.