BRAIN SURGEON Reveals How To STOP NEGATIVE THOUGHTS & Reduce Stress | Rahul Jandial

[@MrLvpower]

Dr Jandial was my aunt doctor when she was diagnosed with brain cancer.He is the epitome of kindness and compassion helping cancer patients to deal bravery with dreadful disease. God bless him always.

[@mariaalano3077]

He's more than just a surgeon but a spiritualist.

[@sirennem.6890]

Meditate, stop reading news because they are all fake

[@vernadavis8385]

Too much news PBS ,BBC, is stressful get the message then turn it of, meditation

[@Beauty_and_Light]

@@sirennem.6890 not All.

[@gilbertotongco1054]

Amen

[@melissaedmonds1808]

I have rituals before I go to work as a travel nurse. I want to be nurturing to my patients but also my coworkers. I pray ahead… I ask for help balancing what I’ll be asked to do… I ask for protection for my patients and that my patient load will be reasonable… I ask for humor when it’s appropriate… I ask that we will all help each other. I arrive early and do prep work to set me up for success- gathering supplies and patient info ahead of time before I need it so that I have it if/when a crisis happens. 23 years and counting and so many coworkers from so many walks of life that I have been privileged to know and care about. He’s right- forethought and prep and the right mental state.

[@yoya4766]

Most people are commenting on his compassion and humility. It makes me realise how far medicine has drifted from such core values. If they were common place, there'd be no need to mention them, they'd be a given. He needs to teach future generations of doctors about humanity whilst practising medicine.

[@richardeidemiller6739]

This man's intellect and humbleness combined gives me renewed hope in humanity. He is obviously brilliant but is equally brilliant in spirit. Vicki

[@emiliamolina3817]

It's so out of the ordinary to find people like him nowadays,where the arrogant inútiles rule the world! So happy to find this rare gem of human being.. Thanks!!

[@RiRi-bx5vp]

YES.

[@kaypee4704]

Don't leave out, handsome.

[@heatherfairfield8406]

Perfectly said Vicki

[@sumitaghoshluthria7800]

🙏💐❤️Blessings 👏🏻

[@d.anneharper8425]

This man's humanity brought tears to my eyes.

[@marthahalda7700]

going off point here, but ... my gosh he is a true candidate for the sexiest man alive. A great looking man, with a voice so subtle and yet demanding, combined with a Brilliant mind and yet tampered with the wisdom of being humble, all while sharing how all the rest of us can find peace. I cast my vote

[@GeneinLetfordSpeaks]

I'm right there with you....those eyes.....and that mind!

[@yellowsunflower7714]

There is true dignity and respect between these two deeply knowledgeable, and humble gentlemen.

[@renatesullivan180]

Unbelievable great and excellent

[@claresmith9261]

Yes I totally agree.... doctors who truly and completely care and on a light note, the surgeon could think of having a carer change to acting as he’s devastatingly handsome 👍🏻

[@hparamesh]

Great 👍🏾 video 2 great gentlemen

[@claresmith9261]

Career I meant ...

[@tzac39]

Wd@@claresmith9261 N V c

[@miremor7807]

"……….I. love this interview because he is not being interrupted so much by the interviewer ….and there is a nice flow on the conversation "………thanks

[@annadw6086]

These two are great humanitarians - they are good in their jobs - they go that extra mile - Two humble powerful human beings

[@wordswordswords8203]

Ever notice how really smart people don't overthink things. They just get to the core of things and it's simple. Even the most complex things can be broken down piece by piece until they are simple, and if they are not just accepting that they are unknowable at the present time and letting it go. I think this man epitomizes that. I love genuinely intelligent people. It's like a breath of fresh air being around them.

[@JagVama]

Dr. Rahul Jandial is the rock star neurologist and neurosurgeon. His brilliant insights like breathing, visualization before a complex surgery can be applied in any profession or situation. Simply brilliant 👏

[@ederabundo1545]

He has a beautifil voice,perfect pronunciations of words, the brilliancy of explaining, for both of them. So blessed with gifts of knowledge from above.

[@gooddaysharma1876]

Yes

[@gertrudegroves4673]

@@ederabundo1545 so

[@jeannepeters8836]

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[@om7854]

Very very interesting....shall be back

[@danielleizzo4044]

Seeing my own father decide he was “done” with his life. He chose not to have any treatment. He starved himself to die cause he made peace with his life was sad it was his end and didn’t want to die but if he couldn’t live how he wanted he’d rather not be here. I couldn’t wrap my head around his decision but have come to really respect his choice. And yes the ride of life goes very fast.

[@SEEKANDDESTROY717]

Man I wish he was my mentor growing up...could you imagine having such a humble and knowledgeable man to be your mentor...

[@acer4237]

What a compassionate surgeon in how he really listens and cares about people. He’s beautiful inside and out! Amazing bedside manner and has figured out a key to living a more meaningful life.

[@RiRi-bx5vp]

YES

[@suzyking9973]

Wow brillant talk. What a lovely man, who really cares about his patients. Sometimes as humans we panic, if only we thought at the time to watch our breathing and try to be calm.

[@subliminal81]

That surgery guy looks like an Egyptian God. And listening his wise thoughts and that voice make him so charismatic for me... Love it. Bless.

[@selenajet6525]

lol I think they're both ethnically Indian

[@metalmami7862]

He is gorgeous.

[@Poetry4Peace]

@bab british lol

[@Poetry4Peace]

@bab yes, he is bab.

[@Poetry4Peace]

@bab 🤔 so lool why? Just look him up all is to see 😊

[@Outwalking]

The missing link in many of todays relationship is that kind of genuine connection, not just patronizing someone to get things through.... It's so humbling to watch both doctors described their experience and how they involved they are with their patients. It's that spiritual connection that is very humbling and elevating.

[@easypeasy1216]

It's so refreshing to see a surgeon who genuinely cares for humankind. God bless him.

[@madanarathimadangopal5890]

This brought me tears . The value of the human story❤

[@franhart7414]

I'm tearing up listening and watching this very humble, highly talented, spiritual living caring man speaking. Straight to the Heart and Spirit ! I'm going to practice his teachings and share 🙏

[@anjumsiddiqi3033]

Yes! me too I am tearing up and learning so much.

[@katiekilbane1674]

As a Hospice nurse this is a very powerful pod cast that everyone should listen to. So grateful and honored to have A Surgeon of this caliber in healthcare today. MD’s take note!!!!

[@sharynbailey4235]

May our world be taken over by individuals with this degree of compassion, humility and integrity. Can you just imagine what joy the world would be and know?

[@mikado5545]

I’m in tears 😭 hearing this conversation. What a beautiful person. A human doctor intellectual handsome, and no words can be enough to express about him. You are primarily chosen and giving to this world. Many doctors should learn from you. Thank you for this tremendous interview. You are blessed already, wish you endlessly blessings

[@lizzymoore54]

Dr, Jandial is a beautiful soul. Empathetic, sympathetic and caring human being. If I ever need a neurosurgeon, I pray the doctor I’m referred to will have the same or similar characteristics as he has. I’m 67 and recently had a CAT scan because my blood pressure was 180/64 ( I was having a “ panic attack “ over an entirely different health issue that I had not yet been able explained to the nurse nor the E.R., physician yet ). There was no stroke nor evidence of any strokes because this is what the E.R., physician was looking for based on my B/P, not the problem I presented with. Mild cerebral atrophy ( smaller brain ) and also mild “ senescence “ changes was the diagnosis as well as no stroke observed. Nothing was suggested for me to do nor was I referred to any neurosurgeon. Can anxiety ( panic of the unknown, heights, people seem to look at me, childhood trauma, physical or otherwise, etc. ) change the size of the brain, also can injury cause these changes or have I always had this size brain? What are slight senescence changes? I’m a realist and I have a strong faith in God through Jesus The Christ as well as his Holy Spirit and am not afraid to die. I had a kidney tumor that I first cast out of my body and then took an angiogenesis-inhibitor and it was gone in ten days. My oncologist was angry ( I had absolutely no traditional medicinal treatment ) but he almost amazed at the same time. I do not even contemplate it at all, any longer because it’s gone. Empathy is crucial to a spiritual connection to one another. I’m dyslectic with numbers but not language and also suffer with many genetic/ hereditary physical issues being diagnosed at a young age. Does having a rare blood type have anything to do with this . Also, why do I run to danger, car accidents, someone being robbed, epileptic seizure, a drowning child and the like without any concern for my own life? I was honored to be with my mother, given two weeks to live, and had over 100 “ dead “ areas in her brain but who could speak, keep up with conversation and understand all that was being spoken about and responding properly. Eventually she finally became comatose, not speaking, eating nor drinking for over a week ( at home ). I whispered to her that I had to go to the dentist and would be back in a short time, her eyes suddenly flew open and then closed. I “ heard “ her say, although she was not speaking, she conveyed to me ( somehow ) that today was the day she was going to die. So I began singing to her, holding her hand from the beginning to the end of her passing and what I found very interesting was as soon as I apologized to her for disrespecting her, at times, and asking for her forgiveness ( now one of my brother’s walked in and put his hand on my shoulder and an immense heat went down my arm into her hand, which I was holding ) she then took her last breath. I also anointed her body with oil and prepared her body yet the Hospice nurse said that this was not for me to do but I stated “ No ma’am, it’s not for you to do, it is for me to do because I was created and grew within her womb, not you “. Thank you for this discussion and for listening. ☺️🙏👑🙏🧠❤️

[@kanikagupta4953]

I agree with the comments here. It was as if two doctors having heart to heart conversation and we were lucky to be a part of that.

[@mtorvez2745]

What a gorgeous, brilliant and compassionate surgeon! 😍❤

[@MeimeiLovesmusic]

Dr. Jandial’s speech pattern, tone, vocabulary are all so perfectly flowing soothing, on point to my ears and heart!!

[@miniarms8872]

This interview has really moved me. What a beautiful human being. Thank you.

[@mammalamma6830]

45:00...Dr.Rahul Jandial... when he started talking about how cancer patients compartmentalize their lives... Like into season as a way of coping and the challenges they face with a cancer diagnosis... That is when I realized what kind of NeuroSurgeon, Surgeon, Doctor he is. He is the real deal. Full of caring and compassion for the patient. Having a repoir with the patient and making a plan together. He is not a stereotype. He is an individual. All Sergeons are not the same. All Doctors are not the same. He is the real deal... One like him is worth a thousand who have chosen their professions for the wrong reason...God bless him and thank you for sharing your experiences as a professional in honesty. I am a nurse and we cannot talk about these things while we are working. I love the things you are talking about. Especially you sharing how your prospective about caring evolved after medical school.

[@sam60727]

The compassion expressed among the two of you is beyond refreshing. I had an emergency cesarean section with my first child, and it was traumatic. I do not handle surgery well evidently. So my second child, eight years later, I begged to try for a vaginal birth. Nope; he wouldn't hear of it. At least it was scheduled, and not emergency, but I was still terrified. The anesthesiologist was incredible. He saw how terrified I was. He stood at my shoulders next to my husband and said he wasn't going anywhere; he talked to me and told me how much longer, etc. The compassion was priceless. Absolutely priceless. This was 16 years ago and am still so thankful. And that is nothing compared to brain cancer. I can only imagine how thankful your patients and their families are to you. Thank you. Thank you so much. Truly.

[@oldegoatee8450]

I am 78 y/o and found out later in life that I had "PTSD." Anyway, I have found that breathing does help with anxiety - even sometimes regarding my incontinence problems, to some extent anyway. Thank you both for your willingness to help people!

[@salvadorchavez4592]

Dr.Rahul is simply one amazing human being and one of the best Surgeons on this planet 🌎 Great Interview 🙏

[@lolabrini3758]

i'm in love with this man❤️ God bless him and protect him🥰 he's a hero and a national treasure🌸

[@ranjanadongre9422]

These are two wonderful Gods in guise of human form...such an inspiring ,educating session and also spiritually rich and enlightening...Dr Rahul is so mesmerizing when he talks with his profound knowledge of his subject and life in particular, that one can only keep listening...you guys are just wonderful....

[@denisemughrabi8171]

I really appreciate this informative conversation. I am a cancer patient, not brain cancer, but I also have to be scanned every 90 days to check for reoccurrence. Mine is a rare, highly aggressive, form of cancer that affects less than 1% of all cancer patients. It is called “Malignant Retroperitoneal Lipo Sarcoma”. It occurs in both men & women after the age of 50. These tumors grow out of the rear abdominal wall, near the right kidney. Often times these tumors attach themselves to the right kidney, so when they resect (remove), the tumor the right kidney is removed as well. These tumors tend to metastasize to the lungs & the liver as well. I was totally not expecting the diagnosis, because my symptoms seemed unrelated to cancer, or so I thought. I had a chronic cough for over a year, unexplained weight loss, & nausea. Because of the nausea I couldn’t eat much. From the constant coughing my head hurt. I was just going along in my life. I’m thinking I have some sort of respiratory infection, & that I would be better soon. I had raised my 4 older children & they were settled into their own lives & families. I was still taking care of my youngest, adult child, with special needs. I was a mom & a grandma. I thought I was in the best place in my life. Then 💥 “Boom!!”, I find out that they found a “suspicious” mass. My immediate thought wasn’t fear of dying. I was optimistic that they would remove it & I would be fine. Then the pathology came back malignant, Stage 3. They told me the mortality rate is 90%. So that means that survival rate is only 10%. I began to spiral. My mind was reeling! I began to see my life in very finite terms. I started to think of my life as “not being able to make plans, but in terms of what I need to do before I die”. This was a very traumatic time. As I moved forward, I’ve come to see my life in the 12 week intervals that the Dr. mentioned. You begin to compartmentalize what you can do or accomplish between scans. The week of scans & waiting for the results can be agonizing. It’s nice to see that the Dr. realizes what his patients are going through. I think very few Dr.’s understand this. I think if more Dr.’s understood these concepts, they could help their patients much more. It’s not that they can “cure” cancer, but they can help you accept your new reality & how to better navigate what time you have. Btw, I plan on being in the 10% that survive & I hope to die of old age, (God Willing!!), but death is unavoidable. No one cheats death no matter how rich or poor, handsome or beautiful, intelligent or lack thereof, they are. That day will come! The best we can hope for is a quick, painless, & dignified death. I pray that all of you reading this live long, happy, & healthy lives! Live to appreciate the small things, as well as the big ones. Know that we’re not taking anything material from this life with us, only the good or bad, we have done. Best Wishes on your journey!! Denise🌸

[@denasharpe2393]

Thank you for your perspective and please take the energy and healing light and prayers that your journey is as smooth as our Lord can provide..

[@jannn7454]

Know that your comment has made a difference in my life. It's one of those things we "know" but don't think about until we ourselves get frightened. I will keep looking at your comment for uplift. Thank you ❤

[@stephaniefenelon]

Both gentlemen seem so caring and humble. Thank you so much for this interview. I hope it helps others.

[@philsoria6431]

1:09:20 you could see what sets him apart and makes him one of the best- his love and fascination for the brain is so visceral.

[@rajendramanjrekar5919]

Both the professionals are Extra ordinary personalities ,Dr Rahul is no less than God in the form of a human. May God BLESS him Good Health and long age to serve Human being.

[@denasharpe2393]

He is truly blessed by God and uses his life to really be the instrument of GOD as he puts his hands and mind to work for our good .....

[@Sparkle835]

Dr. Jandial has the most wonderful and powerful speaking voice. He is clearly gifted with exceptional intelligence for which he and his patients must be exceedingly grateful. 🙏

[@mannyc.2039]

People should watch these videos to understand how our brains , thoughts etc works. This will make our lives more happy , healthy and better manageable daily. Very interesting and thank you Dr. Jandial and Dr. Chatterjee.

[@cookeeee1962]

What an incredible personality , born and called into his art. He has to be disciplined and in balance.

[@rajsandhu6618]

For me he is hope, after my traumatic brain injuries and coming so close to death, he has nailed it! It is mind-blowing, especially when you hear someone else who can understand what has happened and is happening to me! I was told I was a miracle as survived despite all odds against me! I know he can help me for sure where others have shut the door!

[@ponniiyer9023]

Brilliant interview. Dr.Jandial is very eloquent. His insights and sensitivity are remarkable. The challenges faced by a brain surgeon are unfathomable. He is so humble and honest about the human side of his highly skilled work.

[@ipekkutlu78]

Not only gorgeous, but also he is so smart. What a creation of God! Good job👍

[@arlrmr7607]

Two magnificent Jedis teaching us how to be noble human beings. Thank you good sirs.

[@manjudeep8628]

I'm in love with his voice 😻

[@katerinanilo4133]

I also work in the cancer world, I have been on this field for only 6 years. This interview answered a lot of questions I had about the way we view the world, us who work so closely with humans that are dying or they have a terminal diagnosis.There is a lot of rejection about death in our days and I find that there is so much to learn and explore. I also see it myself how important it is to work in medicine to actually have a lot of life experience... it truly makes a difference! Also connecting to almost every patient so important, they allow you to be part of the most difficult part of their lives...Thank you for very much for these very deep and meaningful conversations

[@dianehansen912]

Beautiful, wise soul. We could use more doctors...surgeons...with his compassionate sensibility and depth.

[@terrieb8501]

I Agree with your thoughts and compliments

[@priyasankara32]

The best video on KZbin-everyone please take the time to watch till the end. Thank you to the two doctors.

[@estherwiskel6550]

Somebody Clone this beautiful person. What a gift to the rest of us. He is ONE OF A KIND. An example of how we should behave and have empathy for those who need kind and quality explanations. I’m in LOVE with this brilliant person. Hope God protects him so he can teach his beautiful understanding of the human condition🙏✝️♥️

[@ranjanadongre9422]

Ditto ..esther...my words as well...

[@breakout4347]

Wisdom and intelligence in this interview, how humbling and blessed are we to be able to listen to them. ❤️

[@felicisimomalinao698]

Look so many physicians, psychologists, social psychologists, neuroscientists do not MEDITATE. Meditation is simply self-hypnosis - training to think that you are then relaxed. Dr. Rahul is telling the reality of relaxation as simply breathing slowly.

[@SourcingProsInc]

There so needs to be more doctors like you ❤️ so much compassion comes through your voice and body language. I can see it in your eyes. They say you can see someone’s soul through their eyes and you sir have such a beautiful/gentle soul. God bless you ❤️❤️❤️

[@jodif8779]

I admire these 2 men who are not afraid to show their softer sides and compassion.... unlike a lot of men I have met in America who cannot show this

[@smh905]

Awesome. I learned so many lessons from this lecture today. All of them are lifesaver and they are priceless. Thank you for sharing your thoughts doctors.

[@lindsayjardine4780]

I am so thankful for such incredible people being in this world. Rahul is an exceptional human being who is dedicated yet humble at the same time. I am in awe of his intelligence and skill. He would be my surgeon of choice without exception. An excellent interview with well thought-out questions and thoughtful in-depth answers that Rahul geared towards the layman being able to grasp and understand. Brilliant.

[@keatsgipsy9991]

What a humble lovely man. Passionate Doctor and such an inspiration.

[@hspops]

As a medical student myself, this conversation was so informative and inspiring, so many great points articulated so beautifully, I hope to take some part of this into my own future practice. Thank you for this Podcast Dr Chatterjee!

[@muratisik6956]

He has a great voice, it keeps your attention. So does, Rahul Jandial! :) Great combination.

[@nonamenoname6268]

true

[@ifthebeltiscrackedor]

I am related to the engineer that made the refridgerator as effective as we know it today. He says in his memoirs he saw the sollution in a dream and as I see it he means the waking up state. I have learned to use that state and I always listen to my first thought and that has kinda prolonged that state. It has bexome more concious. It is not a state where I can think, I can only watch as a passive participant.

[@swadesigns448]

Dr.Rangan Chatterjee, this is one of your best interviews! The intuitive question you asked about Dr.Jandial's night-before surgery ritual was brilliantly insightful! Two genuinely authentic, beautiful healers talking to one another, and connecting on a deep level! I was moved to tears a few times. So much to learn here, for all of us. But the doctors-surgeons practicing medicine too. Thank you!

[@carmelhutt]

This is so much more then a conversation about your brain … this surgeon is amazing and so humble and intuitive about his patents and all people xx thank you for your knowledge 🥰

[@ageeibc6029]

We patients in Hospital Putra Jaya, Putra Jaya, Malaysia are so proud to have dedicated Drs serving us 2. Unfortunately, due 2 covid-19, many procedures are held back/postpone, unless 4 emergencies. Hearing about your unconventional path brings me so much faith. From security guard , 2 canteen worker, 2 a brain surgeon

[@denasharpe2393]

Growth in the spirit as well as growth in education and applications of talent....so beautifully applied

[@kjmav10135]

This neurosurgeon is the exact opposite of the stereotypical “above-it-all” neurosurgeon. I’ve met a few in my life, and they all save lives, and I’m grateful. Talk about a high-stress profession! No wonder some become emotionally distant, but this neurosurgeon has the added benefit of being emotionally in-tune. Beautiful.

[@amug3536]

I m hearing this again and again as it's not only super interesting but also its explained in a way even non-doctors like me can easily understand clearly about brain. The doctor who asked intelligent questions is BEYOND awesome too.

[@ajaykumara7158]

It's a great honour and privilege to listen to these two great doctors who shared from the core of their hearts, the precious knowledge to make common people to overcome the negative and sick thoughts! I salute both the gentleman 🙏🙏

[@dianerodriguez2835]

Outstanding interview/conversation! The exchange between the two doctors brought the topics covered to higher heights and deeper depths, as it were. Dr. Jandial has tremendous experiential insights to share and Dr. Chatterjee, through his own deep thought processes and reflections, helped to bring them out beautifully. There was a richness to the subjects discussed that sparked an immersion of thought and feeling in the observer watching/listening. Lovely to witness the mutual respect between them and compassion and sensitivity of each. Worth listening to more than once!

[@privatename8228]

I feel privileged to have just been witness to this incredible interaction/conversation. Wow.

[@sunvavachi]

I commend him for his effort in life. In medicine myself. I find anxiety cripples me even though I do many techniques myself on the daily and am grateful. Anxiety really is a horrible thing. I liked listening to his progress but I didn't feel a connection to deep anxiety/getting rid of negative thoughts in the podcast as such. I can see his growth though in himself. I can see how he has connected energy wise to himself too and his patients which is great. Many physicians should listen just to connect to why they are in medicine as we can sometimes feel lost!

[@karenbent6942]

Hi there, have you read Jud Brewer's book Unwinding Anxiety? A real practical game changer for me!

[@AdaAdi77]

The problem with such inspirational talks is that they are too positive and cannot apply to childhood trauma. No, thoughts cannot undo such deeply held trauma. He even says that a person that lost half of his body could not recover from depression. So where is the medication. And the positive thinking? I wish this person had done Eye Movement Desensitization And Reprocessing (EMDR) or brainspotting or clinical hypnosis or Neurolinguistic Programming (NLP) etc.

[@jhubbard7256]

I would suggest Dr Gabor Mate’s discussions on the power of the mind to understand, reframe, and heal childhood trauma. Dr. Daniel Amen’s Clinic is also a game changer for identifying and helping to heal brain trauma - both physically and mentally. I think Andrew Huberrman might also have some neurological insights to healing. There is definitely a Mind/Body connection to our healing. Blessings on your journey.

[@emh8861]

Check out Wim Hoff also .

[@emsjen]

I LOVE this man's voice, it's strong yet soothing... 💘

[@MariaWoodbridge]

This doctor seems so authentic, so wise, assertive, balanced, God bless him! He has a gift, he CONNECTS with a human being because he is humble and caring. You can see it in his body language eyes to the left and down connecting mind with feelings.

[@angiekitson-harris4257]

What a lovely and comforting pair of doctors. God bless you and keep you both .Thank you.

[@lacreshaflowers5421]

Dr. the way that you described Resiliency prior to 2020 in us and the way that crisis brings it out of us was absolutely Poetic and Philosophical!! I loved that moment in the video 😍📸!! That particular part in the video needs to viral and be remembered as a way to help get us through this situation that we are in right now.

[@ornyoko]

Brilliant! I bought his first book after listening to his previous appearance on the podcast. However, he comes across so much better in this conversation. Whilst the book 'Life Lessons From A Brian Surgeon' is good, and very insightful - he comes across as a superhuman machine. This podcast conveys much more personality as well as including his wealth of knowledge. A very enjoyable listen!

[@vanitachengappa2157]

Highly insightful.

[@lindaelarde2692]

I'm sure that his patients, receiving empathetic touch and authentic connection, have better outcomes because their felt sense of safety must be enhanced.

[@thearchetype9829]

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[@renatesullivan180]

😇❤

[@mikado5545]

Indeed! He is special. Most of the patients don’t receive care from doctors now a days.

[@denasharpe2393]

Amen

[@RC1946]

What a voice. Would put me to sleep,deep slumber,and so soothing, trust him with my life

[@indelible6798]

What a voice!! I'm listening...

[@meryldawson6991]

Words can't describe how fascinating, intelligent and beautiful this man is. I'm hooked, definitely want to read his book.❤

[@lenas5613]

Gratitude for the teachings of patients is so beautiful. Impressive, inspiring. 💜The unconventional path. Extraordinary.

[@neeta25011958]

Am a big big fan of Dr Rahul Jandial and he truly is so amazing when he speaks and even more with what he does .... Bless him and wish him success every day

[@claudiafegari5116]

Two remarkably humble people delivering a delightful interview! I dream with a world where ALL doctors can care this much!

[@sashagoharumair1119]

Wowwwww What a Human Being he is!!!! Sooo grounded en the empathy he gives to his patients!!

[@illuminata8097]

Very rare to find this deep empathy, compassion, humanity in doctors and surgeons now a days. I grew up with a close relative that became a very famous neurosurgeon in our home land. It was very disturbing to witness how power can corrupt and abuse. Thank you doctors for your deep insightful conversations. It's an honor watching and listening to both of you.

[@62halee]

Two bright gentlemen and both equally handsome. Humility really is endearing and touches the human heart.

[@suramaroutray8598]

The incredible power of mind over brain is magical.

[@manoharanthirunavukkarasu6820]

Was an excellent conversation. I admire his humbleness and his attitude for learning from his patients. One can learn a lot from him as well.

[@gospelafric]

This is the man I would have to operate on me I'm blown away by his humility

[@sudheshkumaran6608]

This is an incredible podcast - questions are so deep and answers are uplifting...

[@thearchetype9829]

LOST MY JOB DURING PANDEMIC !! NOW BUILDING MY CHANNEL THE ARCHETYPE !! READ A PERSON BY FACIAL EXPRESSIONS IN BUSINESS AND MARKETING ! A PART OF BODY LANGUAGE !! RECENT VIDEO : SCIENCE OF SMILING (FAKE SMILE OR REAL SMILE ) PREVIOUS VIDEO : INTIMACY SPACES IN BODY LANGUAGE !!! FIRST EVER CHANNEL ON KZbin ABOUT BODY LANGUAGE !!!!

[@amug3536]

Totally agree

[@eileendoherty4776]

He's my favourite

[@audrey3042]

Two incredible doctors…one beautiful conversation! Thank you so much 😊

[@maxinecashel1248]

You are a blessed man who has been taken by HIM to help and connect with people/humans. You are a wonderfully humility filled man. I can’t find the right words to express my feelings and thoughts about your personality. You are the most wonderfully genuine man. Love you 🤗😉

[@sandeepradhakrishnan6815]

Dr Chatterjee , I had to stop the play at 1:12 , spend a few moments in quiet contemplation as my heart went into ruptures of gratitude at this piece of knowledge of the human brain being delivered by Dr Jandial Would I as a lay person have ever thought about it or even wondered about the orchestration of the functions of the human brain and yet to experience it like it was happening before my eyes with such simplicity and in such intricate details, was indeed a spiritual and uplifting experience. Imagine the years of dedication and contemplation, devotion to his craft and most of the all the human being himself , if you were in awe, i have a large crater in my being where my awe was meant to be or should I say a large mountain of awe. Thank you Dr Jandial and yourself Dr Chatterjee as I express my thanks to the Universe and to the process that allowed for that information to be delivered. I think I should go hide, as my emotions are going wild. Just saying "Many thanks" ..

[@carolynmills5406]

What an amazing man! The best episode I've watched to date. Thanks so much for sharing.

[@DrChatterjeeRangan]

Amazing to hear. Thanks for watching Carolyn!

[@carolynmills5406]

@@DrChatterjeeRangan I would love to see Dr.Jandial and Dr.Joe Dispenza "riff" on their work together - I think that would officially "blow my mind!"

[@Poetry4Peace]

@@carolynmills5406 truuu lmk if u see anything pop up

[@PracticalInspiration]

"in difficult times, they hold a reservoir for growth". That was powerful, really keen to see what I can learn in this interview

[@DrChatterjeeRangan]

Thanks. Hope you enjoy!

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[@leonagrant61]

WOW ! This was like Science and Love for humanity combined. The cadence, rhythm and gentle tonality of their voices during the Q&A was great. You didn't have to be a neuroscientist to understand what they were saying.. It gave me insight, Strategies, and it absolutely gave me hope .

[@sallyfong9843]

This interview and conversation is so POWERFUL. It fills me with joy and hope. Tears of joy here.

[@namhuikim4804]

This is one of the most inspiring talk that I heard. I needed to hear this talks and the Universe delivered it.

[@HouseofStaci]

I don’t know why this came up in my feed, but I’m so emotional listening to this dr talk about being w his patients and connecting with them. No wonder his own personal life journey has been a path HE chose without knowing He chose. Powerful.

[@rosasemaka9352]

I am completely amazed and in awe of you, Dr. Rahul Jandial. May God bless you! Also, yourself, Dr. Rangan Chattergee! Both are wonderfully smart, kind, and humble human beings.

[@rshah3771]

Omg....I am completely mesmerised by this talk. Thank you to the both amazing doctors ...the insight you have offered is invaluable and I completely humbled by your approach to helping humanity...Thank you again from the bottom of my heart 💖💖

[@shyaaammeneen63]

Rohini, Reduce negative thoughts. Your breath is directly related to your mind [brain] causing negative thoughts-anxiety For a relaxed life sit on a chair, back erect, hands on lap with palms upwards, eyes closed, be still and observe your natural incoming--outgoing breath at the entrance of the nostrils for around 10-15 minutes or more. Let thoughts come. Slowly negative thoughts will reduce and relax the mind. If you want to be guided in the above meditataion watch the following video on you tube "Anapana medtation for all in English 10 minutes" practiced all around the world. Listen with headphones. . Do the above meditation daily to have a relaxed life. Best wishes and prayers. Shyaaam Sir.

[@maxinaw.3576]

Have to thank this surgeon for the work he does...... awesome thought process. Merci beaucoup

[@DrChatterjeeRangan]

Thanks so much Maxina for taking time to watch and comment!

[@1Thedairy]

This is a really insightful conversation and I identified with that feeling of having no time to waste as a cancer survivor at a very young age. It taught me to appreciate life so much more particularly nature and the beauty of it all.

[@surendra1990]

i think, you should write often.

[@luzhurtado4692]

You're blessed 💝...keep doing your best.