#1 Neurosurgeon: How to Manifest Anything You Want & Unlock the Unlimited Power of Your Mind

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  • @roseadventures9593
    @roseadventures9593 2 місяці тому +2027

    Key takeaways:
    1. Our purpose is to live with one another. Connect with people.
    2. Live on a love mode. Remove yourself from a fear mode.
    3. Use all sensory organs to embed thoughts to create your narrative of your story (change default negative mode network)
    4. Tasks positive networks (salient-important to you) activates your attention
    4. Not let negative self talk. Understand it’s how humans are wired. Become self-aware. Accept your shadows. Separate yourself from it.
    5. Have compassion for yourself.
    6. Understanding what you want from want you need. Chase purpose and meaning.
    7. See the world with a lens of possibilities. Be appreciative.
    8. Find a calm place. Shift from fear mode to heart mode. All of us deserve second chances.
    9. Don’t be attached with the outcome. Be patient and grateful.
    10. Create the right mindset by meditation. Breathing exercises. Write the things you are thankful for and the things you want to manifest.
    Be authentic. Be present.

  • @portalpacific4578
    @portalpacific4578 2 місяці тому +377

    As a man who just turned 34. I love watching this real man express his thoughts while accepting his emotions. What a boss dude. Role model sheeet

    • @JodyMarcucci
      @JodyMarcucci Місяць тому +14

      AS A 54 YEAR OLD WOMEN, A REAL MAN KNOWS SHOWING EMOTIONS IS THE TOUGHEST

    • @Lyddiebits
      @Lyddiebits Місяць тому +5

      Hey buddy, I very much appreciate your comment. You're a human, you have feelings, emotions, losses and triumphs. Express them.
      Crying isn't only for being sad.
      You're a real human:) you're a real man. A person, man or woman, all have feelings and emotions. Being in control of them, does not mean, being a robot.
      You're light years ahead of my 50 yr old soon to be not my husband anymore.
      Keep going, I'm cheering you on 🎉

    • @KSZangmo66
      @KSZangmo66 13 днів тому

      And I love you for Being in this world with your emotional Wisdom 😊

  • @denisesorenson4000
    @denisesorenson4000 Місяць тому +745

    She saved him!!!! My father died when I was 11 my mother drank and basically I was on my own I got a job at a pizza place at 13 to help . I will never forget the owner of the pizza place Albert Rossi he fed me drove me home at night so I’d be safe, he was the only adult in my life at that time that cared about me “he saved me” I am forever grateful for him, most of all for God for putting him in my life. ❤❤

    • @delphy50
      @delphy50 Місяць тому +14

      🤗 big hug to you and God Bless

    • @elzbietapaulina9808
      @elzbietapaulina9808 Місяць тому +12

      God bless you and give you happiness ♥️

    • @itsmeowornever.8143
      @itsmeowornever.8143 Місяць тому +46

      We have an extremely popular pizza place in town. Best pizza in the county and possibly the state. The owner helps handfuls of teenagers by teaching them things they don't learn in school or at home. They are treated with value and respect. This has resulted in the employees taking great care of the business and working well with each other.

    • @ginah9128
      @ginah9128 Місяць тому +27

      Blessings to Albert Rossi and to you.

    • @dianegrace.
      @dianegrace. Місяць тому +5

      Bless YOU!!

  • @sam7975
    @sam7975 2 місяці тому +2098

    I was in dublin recently walking around the city and it struck me how nobody acknowleged or even smiled it was like i didn't exist - for the next 10 mins or so i started to feel incredibly sad - And then out of the blue a light switch went off in my mind - that the negatve self talk was just a mirror of myself. It was me who was ignoring everyone and not smiling at anyone and they were just reflecting back to me myself. This enlightenment had me beaming into a big smile and have a bounce in my step - and guess what happens next? Someone smiled at me ❤

    • @gilliandemurtas1072
      @gilliandemurtas1072 2 місяці тому +79

      And what a place to find smiles...I live in Dublin and find it a place filled with beauty, kindness and surprise.

    • @JillChristyGroup
      @JillChristyGroup 2 місяці тому

      @@gilliandemurtas1072I cannot wait to visit one day!

    • @bcarpenter7585
      @bcarpenter7585 2 місяці тому +18

      Love this. Thank you

    • @BrookeJolynne
      @BrookeJolynne 2 місяці тому +30

      The mirror of protection- takes courage to see it- bravo 👏

    • @tianahubbard5605
      @tianahubbard5605 2 місяці тому +13

      Amazing truth. Well said 🥹👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

  • @Historian212
    @Historian212 2 місяці тому +805

    What I love about Mel Robbins is her insistence on getting the guest to be specific, to give examples, and to repeat important points for the audience. That’s something most interviewers don’t do. She also asks questions I’d ask, if I were there. That’s gold.

    • @yvonnemarks9746
      @yvonnemarks9746 2 місяці тому +13

      I was going to say the same...strip it all down for understanding.

    • @LEMON4AVA
      @LEMON4AVA 2 місяці тому +3

    • @hbinfinity
      @hbinfinity 2 місяці тому +11

      She's one of the greatest teachers of our time.

    • @giomig86
      @giomig86 2 місяці тому +5

      I literally just said this in my head

    • @theExtraOrdinaryMom
      @theExtraOrdinaryMom 2 місяці тому +2

      10:34 10:37

  • @jackaltv
    @jackaltv Місяць тому +166

    After listening to this 3 times, I realized that this is the greatest thing I’ve ever heard.

    • @elkeschubert212
      @elkeschubert212 Місяць тому +10

      @@jackaltv you too? Me too! I had to listen 3x to fathom the absolut deep truth and how it resonates every single time because of his authenticity. A beautiful soul with a gift for teaching. Thank you Mel for having him on your show.

    • @watadreams6231
      @watadreams6231 26 днів тому +3

      Awh❤

    • @emilyds1276
      @emilyds1276 24 дні тому +3

      greatest capture in video speaking footage

    • @stevietalk1
      @stevietalk1 23 дні тому +8

      I learned about manifesting abt. 20 yrs. ago. It can be fun & it certainly is powerful.
      Thing t9 remember is that we are attracting/manifesting EVERYTHING … negative or positive. I figure I might as well manifest CONSCIOUSLY & positively .. 😉
      I even manifested my dog. She’s been in my life for 15 yrs. & has been with me through ups & downs. Her love through the downs made all the difference.

    • @andreasommerrock7775
      @andreasommerrock7775 7 днів тому +2

      I just thought I need to listen it again. And again. 😊

  • @MandyJRoss
    @MandyJRoss 2 місяці тому +1431

    If you're reading this I'm praying something amazing happens for you today.🙏🏼💗

    • @avatarstore
      @avatarstore 2 місяці тому +18

      I totally accept

    • @thebombaydelhi1
      @thebombaydelhi1 2 місяці тому +12

      You too 🙏

    • @gracepoint3
      @gracepoint3 2 місяці тому +14

      … and you too 🙏❤Sending love.

    • @gracepoint3
      @gracepoint3 2 місяці тому

      @@avatarstoreme too

    • @apteryx7080
      @apteryx7080 2 місяці тому +8

      Thank you , straight back @ you !

  • @PaulaReger-o7n
    @PaulaReger-o7n 2 місяці тому +584

    I got a call from a person, who I dated for a very short time, like 15-20 years ago, and this person wanted to thank me for helping him get through this very difficult time he was going through at the time we were dating/hanging out together. At the time I was very serious about my running and I ran over 200 races and trained seriously everyday and I got him to be as serious as I was and he entered and ran races with me, and somehow through all of this hard core training etc it helped him and he called to tell me this, and it really blew my mind in a really good way!

    • @Me-xoxoz
      @Me-xoxoz 2 місяці тому +28

      This is funny because this was me yesterday thanking someone who just made it their job to speak to me everyday. I had just moved to a new city and this person lived on my street. Saw me everyday as l walked past their house to the bus stop. Them talking to me helped me stay in the present moment rather than the future. So we had not seen each other since 2020 after first lockdown, we moved to the next street. I sent them a thank you card and letting them know we had moved.

    • @kwimms
      @kwimms 2 місяці тому

      Men should never follow a women. They are lost and have no clue. He is a beta male.

    • @wellinever1558
      @wellinever1558 2 місяці тому +26

      We never ever know the impact we have on others that is why we must keep doing it. Well done

    • @pdatnc
      @pdatnc 2 місяці тому +6

      That's wonderful!

    • @ste-ce1977
      @ste-ce1977 Місяць тому +2

      Or maybe he wants to get laid and used that as an excuse to contact you. That’s also a possibility

  • @MusicMom2011
    @MusicMom2011 Місяць тому +70

    My beautiful husband died suddenly last year. He was the only person I knew who could really "see" me, knew me and loved me as I am. I am so lonely. Thanks for this, I realize some medicine for this is listening to and "seeing" others.

    • @karenharvey442
      @karenharvey442 20 днів тому +6

      I lost my husband of 36 years (39,year relationship) last April and identify with your grief.
      I was fairly independent when I met him and have some good people around me but it is hard to live a life planned for two.
      My saving grace is a son, who needs my focus because he is still in education but has no assistance. So, I am reading some of these comments and realising I need to go lighter today. Plus, sharing with you that we mustn't beat ourselves up when days don't got so well. We can only put our best self into the day. Xx

    • @jenniferegley9083
      @jenniferegley9083 12 днів тому +4

      My husband died in Sept. 2024. I've been so lost, we have 2 daughters together who are 17/20.and a grandson baby and now I'm by myself after 21 yrs. This show has made me feel a a lot better ❤he's a beautiful person the Dr.

    • @tammyh.bridges9194
      @tammyh.bridges9194 11 днів тому +1

      Hugs to you.

  • @LeeAnn-ip2of
    @LeeAnn-ip2of 2 місяці тому +275

    Some years ago I left (divorced) a very toxic relationship, where I just "never measured up". I was repeatedly told how I just was not good enough. I took my 3 children, the cat & dog to start a new life. For many years it was not financially easy...to say the least.
    Fast forward to today...I am in a better place emotionally & financially. Several times a month I will shop in a neighboring state...a state that has a " toll". I choose not to have a "speed pass" for tolls. I will pay my toll (a whole $1.00) & the toll for the next car through. This is so exciting for me. I never know who that next person is or how my whole dollar helps...it is just a buck. Just my way of saying to another "I love you, who ever you are".

    • @skipjack2-ui1uo
      @skipjack2-ui1uo 2 місяці тому +22

      Thanks for not abandoning your pets even though you were suffering. I wish you good fortune😇😇😇

    • @PF-RULES
      @PF-RULES 2 місяці тому +2

      This doesn't really apply to this video. But I wish you well.

    • @OhComeOn88
      @OhComeOn88 2 місяці тому +24

      ​@@PF-RULES you misunderstand, it completely applies; it is the example of compassion for another person.

    • @PF-RULES
      @PF-RULES 2 місяці тому +1

      @@OhComeOn88 Yeah. Not really. You don't know if the person you paid for was grateful, or appreciative, or needed the help. If you'd given the dollar to a homeless person or charity, then I'd agree, but it was a blind donation, so we'll never know. But it was a nice gesture. Kudos for that.

    • @hinamaryam1244
      @hinamaryam1244 2 місяці тому +3

      Yesss thank you so much I'm in the process as well more power to you.

  • @laurawalksaway
    @laurawalksaway 2 місяці тому +2654

    Highly sensitive person /empath..his tears make me feel less alone in this world ❤

  • @arianab.99
    @arianab.99 17 днів тому +1058

    I highly recommend keezano’s Your Life Your Game📕 This book truly changed my life…It beautifully shows how connecting with God and focusing on your family can lead to spiritual growth, stronger relationships, and success in both your personal and professional life. God bless!💟

    • @MisMariaRosee
      @MisMariaRosee 17 днів тому +1

      amazing book

    • @Jason.1970Alabama
      @Jason.1970Alabama 17 днів тому +1

      I got it as a birthday present and it's great🎁

    • @labab1048
      @labab1048 10 днів тому +1

      You certainly let us know….every podcast, any podcast

  • @catcolb11
    @catcolb11 2 місяці тому +525

    A little kindness goes a long way. The world needs more people who are truly kind and actually listen.

    • @tribute1505
      @tribute1505 2 місяці тому +3

      So true ☺️

    • @bernaded_b
      @bernaded_b 2 місяці тому +3

      Be one!

    • @24hourdog
      @24hourdog 2 місяці тому +3

      There's always been truth to this but this video brings a whole new meaning to it!

    • @Ms.Debbie0111
      @Ms.Debbie0111 2 місяці тому

      So very true!

    • @tobbi11
      @tobbi11 2 місяці тому

      I wouldn't call scamming gullible and desperate people kindness.

  • @Callmethebreeze902
    @Callmethebreeze902 2 місяці тому +307

    There’s no shame in being an empath cryer, it’s actually a beautiful thing for one to have so much compassion for another. Something this planet needs more.

    • @emerg0n0see
      @emerg0n0see 2 місяці тому +6

      Indeed. I grew up learning the exact opposite.
      I don’t know how many times I’ve looked in the mirror and angrily stated, “Stop crying, you’re such a ….” Yes, every word you’d place in the blank. Harsh on purpose.
      I’ve recently had an occurrence where I balled for nearly FOUR hours!!!!! On fell to my knees with snot bubbles and exhaustion. Yes, four hours with seconds of relief at times.
      Holy hell. I was so scared. Truly.
      I cry much more since then and I laugh in between cries bc it feels so great! I must look like a serious lifelong mental patient. Ehhh… what ya gonna do!
      Ebb and flow…

    • @Callmethebreeze902
      @Callmethebreeze902 2 місяці тому +3

      @ yes let it out. As a female I don’t even see a man less masculine. In southern culture children are told stop crying or I’ll give you something to cry about. I have bipolar 1 and been stable for a number of years but I’ve used many a box of tissue. lol It’s so much healthier to cry it out because it’ll just bury itself in the deep subconscious and can manifest to health problems or anger issues etc.

    • @MEMORIA1316
      @MEMORIA1316 2 місяці тому

      Agreed.

    • @florence4993
      @florence4993 Місяць тому

      I don’t think Mel understands.

    • @KathleenBona-bd9jm
      @KathleenBona-bd9jm Місяць тому +7

      I wish I felt that way about being a Cryer. It embarrasses me. Television commercials make me cry, babies make me cry, music... forget it, can't even listen to music.

  • @sandyduarte6197
    @sandyduarte6197 18 днів тому +16

    Simply incredible. The mind is powerful. I’m a stage four cancer survivor and I thank people like Mel and many on UA-cam, for spreading love and light and wisdom.

  • @elena7362
    @elena7362 2 місяці тому +656

    I was sobbing through the entire interview. It is rare to encounter an authentic person who is not hesitant to be genuine and express his feelings openly. Thank you, Dr. Doty and Mel Robbins, for showing the world what real people sound and look like.

    • @johncoetzer9567
      @johncoetzer9567 2 місяці тому +19

      I was on the edge of my seat through this Podcast. It is rare when someone shares their heart and they are totally sincere. I appreciated every word. Thank you Dr Doty and Mel Robbins.

    • @Mr.TicoWins
      @Mr.TicoWins 2 місяці тому +1

      🥰

    • @kerriwoods4585
      @kerriwoods4585 2 місяці тому

      Me too, sobbed the whole time

    • @katrinbromwich142
      @katrinbromwich142 2 місяці тому

      I’m 😅😅😅😅😅a😅all I know from my life that this guy was just an average 😅aaaaaaa

    • @jenwilliams9649
      @jenwilliams9649 2 місяці тому +2

      This. This. This. I'm sobbing too... But kind heartfelt sobs for those of us in the world that allow ourselves to be aware of our pain and those of others. I've always loved the quote "in a world where you can be anything, be kind"... And here on this podcast is two people doing just that, connecting to millions who feel the same. So if you're reading this, wherever you are (I'm in the UK), I'm sending the biggest heart felt hug... Life can feel so challenging but with love, support and kindness, magic can happen 💛

  • @jenwilliams9649
    @jenwilliams9649 2 місяці тому +170

    Anyone else want to just give this wonderful man the hugest heart felt hug and say THANK YOU for being you. Thank you for your tenderness, empathy and kindness. Thank you for being a light in the world. And of course all of that for the beautiful Mel. Bless us all in the soup together. 🌻💛🙏

    • @LeeAnn-ip2of
      @LeeAnn-ip2of Місяць тому +8

      I can tell you. I have had the privilege of meeting Dr. Doty twice in lecture. He gives the best big hugs😊

    • @tanicapoowell15
      @tanicapoowell15 Місяць тому +1

      I do

    • @tanicapoowell15
      @tanicapoowell15 Місяць тому +1

      ​@@LeeAnn-ip2of I'm so moved that I believe you

    • @tammi67able
      @tammi67able Місяць тому

      Yes

    • @UnityLove-tj3qg
      @UnityLove-tj3qg Місяць тому +1

      God bless you. God sent me here. I used to listen to Mel a long time ago. I'm still in the worst abuse of my life, stuck in a room with my pet unable to leave or be homeless. Thank you God, Dr. and Mel for this.

  • @MelanieWilkins-u1b
    @MelanieWilkins-u1b 10 днів тому +8

    I love how human he is. The emotion he shows in this video is beautiful. I so appreciate the pureness of his heart shown.

  • @Meli27w
    @Meli27w 2 місяці тому +215

    This guy is so heart centered. It really shows he is holding back tears most of this interview. I believe that is the key to his successful manifestation. That’s where you want to feel it to manifest not crying due to a feeling of lack, but in “my heart is so full it’s overflowing with tears”

    • @sweetpealee056
      @sweetpealee056 2 місяці тому +4

      YES! This^^^ ✌️🫶😊

    • @MOMotivation4us
      @MOMotivation4us 2 місяці тому

      😮

    • @danwlilvi4384
      @danwlilvi4384 Місяць тому +2

      Sometimes it’s a sign he hasn’t dealt with his soul, the part where he needs to be dealt with…the emotion. Positive or negative emotions can hinder us in many ways to have our self dealt with.

    • @stevietalk1
      @stevietalk1 23 дні тому +4

      Yeah.. b/c attracting/manifesting isn’t just thoughts, & actions .. it’s also the heartfelt energetic EMOTION that moves things in to motion.

    • @azishappy2035
      @azishappy2035 11 днів тому +1

      What a beautiful observation! ❤

  • @ElinorMeadows
    @ElinorMeadows 2 місяці тому +183

    I ran across “Into the Magic Shop” and was truly moved by it. I turned my 25 year old grandson on to it. He was in a difficult time. It changed the course of his life. I will always feel indebted to Dr. Doty. That was five years ago. My grandson is a private chef on the Big Island of Hawaii now, loving his life! Mahalo nui loa from grandma on Maui! 💗

    • @maralfniqle5092
      @maralfniqle5092 2 місяці тому +15

      Often grandma's make a massive difference, I miss mine ❤

    • @emerg0n0see
      @emerg0n0see 2 місяці тому +4

      How wonderful for your grandson!!! How wonderful for you for the next everyday of your life too!! You were a catalyst in his turning into his happiness aka success.
      🎉🎉🎉🎉

    • @eunicehall3228
      @eunicehall3228 Місяць тому +2

      What’s a “magic shop?”

    • @ingvildaberga3484
      @ingvildaberga3484 Місяць тому

      ​@@eunicehall3228His book -available on Amazon

    • @ingridmckittrick1829
      @ingridmckittrick1829 Місяць тому

      @@eunicehall3228 A book written by Dr. Doty about how his life was changed by a woman in a Magic Shop.
      Into The Magic Shop by James R. Doty

  • @traceycrawford9938
    @traceycrawford9938 29 днів тому +25

    I grew up with a violent alcoholic father too. I’ve never wanted all the ‘stuff’. I’m 56 yo now, on a Disability Pension and renting. My only ‘want’ now is enough money to build my own animal rehabilitation and rescue enclosure (in my backyard) so I can foster and take care of injured and orphaned wildlife. ❤️❤️

    • @stephaniemotta208
      @stephaniemotta208 8 днів тому +1

      Praying you achieve that wonderful goal.... Coming from someone who feeds and traps, the world needs more people like you! ♥️ ♥️ ♥️

    • @j333z
      @j333z 3 дні тому

      Maybe start now on a smaller scale. The same things but just without having to own a whole rescue like fostering a few pets if you don't already etc. Best wishes to you. What a wonderful passion ❤

    • @MsMichele1970
      @MsMichele1970 13 годин тому

      I hope you can manifest this in your life.

  • @prairiecherie5743
    @prairiecherie5743 2 місяці тому +460

    “People just want to be heard” is the exact thought that has been running through my mind. Nobody, not even your friends and family want to listen to your pain more than once. The “get over it” and “just move on” comments are like daggers to the heart.

    • @cesardominguez7529
      @cesardominguez7529 2 місяці тому +49

      And what is sad is those comments of “get over it” and “just move on” generally stem from them not being heard as well. It is an endless cycle that goes on like generational trauma. It’s about breaking that chain. There will always be someone willing to hear us! 🫶🏻

    • @johncook4794
      @johncook4794 2 місяці тому +17

      Absolutely, to connect in a deep authentic level with emotions and allowing people to be themselves. I ❤Jim, his heart and being authentic to show how much this means to him. In my upper 50s I am now becoming my authentic self and I love to cry and show emotions now, always stuffed them. I show my soul to others and that really connects to others going through issues. ❤

    • @felicialenoir3261
      @felicialenoir3261 2 місяці тому +14

      Can we reword it in a more gentle way by saying, “Let’s create new memories!” “I think you have what it takes to overcome or decrease your negative thoughts that cause a catatonic posture for you.” “Can we suggest books, affirmations, wise words?” It’s saying get over it but not in those words??? Is the sentiment a negative or a positive?? Guess it’s in the mind/behavior of the individual!!!

    • @CosmicCouplesz
      @CosmicCouplesz 2 місяці тому +10

      Thisss yuppp only someone that has been through the same situation can truly understand. It’s so easy to just tell someone to get over it….. i hate when people do that

    • @mariakrauszowska3786
      @mariakrauszowska3786 2 місяці тому +5

      and seen...

  • @danahcorrigan6234
    @danahcorrigan6234 2 місяці тому +167

    A smile to a stranger can be huge. You never know the profound effect your energy can have on people in your daily range.

  • @alliecat.3
    @alliecat.3 Місяць тому +39

    I feel ya my friend. I grew up in a toxic family. Alcoholic father and undiagnosed autistic bi-polor mother. Once I ran away at 10yo and peeled my bike from Gatlinburg,TN to Alabama somewhere. Took like 3 days. I just had a Forest Gump moment. Anyway, After a life of drug & alcohol abuse my kidneys finally shut down. I laid on the floor of my New Orleans apartment dying. All of a sudden I was looking down at my body. Of course, I lived but everything changed. I was positive we go on after death and we are all connected. We are spiritual beings. I gained a faith I had never had before. All the fear in my life was gone. I quit living in the fight or flight response anymore. This allowed my depression to lift. I started doing meditation & BREATH WORK. WELL,,, About 6 months into these practices I did a guided meditation for 3rd eye chakra and the lid blew off my pineal gland. All of this was a year ago. I listen to the universe and it always tells me "The more good works I do and the less I judge I will manifest good things into my life. That is all I ever ask for. Please let me live my life with gratitude and joy while helping as many I as can. Peace and love y'all

    • @azishappy2035
      @azishappy2035 11 днів тому +1

    • @stephaniemotta208
      @stephaniemotta208 8 днів тому +2

      Thank you for sharing your story... Congratulations for the huuuuge accomplishment of overcoming! ♥️ ♥️ ♥️ ♥️

  • @lonewolfheart1697
    @lonewolfheart1697 2 місяці тому +453

    Only 6 minutes in and I can relate so much! I'm an empath who has always been highly sensitive. My father was also an alcoholic and was abusive to me, my mother was abusive to me as well. They saw my sensitivity as a weakness, and it's taken until now, aged 44, to see it as a quality to be proud of. I hope that I somehow help others feel seen, heard and that they belong. ❤❤❤

    • @phyllisdavenport6628
      @phyllisdavenport6628 2 місяці тому +11

      I felt it was weak to be tender or called sweet too because it seems out of the norm. But it is strength.

    • @Shelleytg8gb
      @Shelleytg8gb 2 місяці тому +7

      I discovered that I’m an HSP at 54 years old. My life makes so much sense now 💙

    • @cristinaobando2511
      @cristinaobando2511 2 місяці тому +10

      I'm right there with you at age 62! It's never too late.

    • @marsol1979
      @marsol1979 2 місяці тому +2

    • @heidihargis9576
      @heidihargis9576 2 місяці тому +5

      I am an HSP also, I’m with you all!

  • @janegober1170
    @janegober1170 2 місяці тому +156

    I became a hypnotist in my retirement so that I can help others. It is incredibly rewarding and I am grateful everyday for the opportunity to serve.

    • @jwm6262
      @jwm6262 2 місяці тому +3

      Can you please help me 😢

    • @kirbyaugustine761
      @kirbyaugustine761 2 місяці тому +3

      I’ve toyed with the idea of becoming a hypnotherapist to help myself and eventually others.
      What’s the path you took and would you recommend it or change it knowing what you know now?

    • @fatimayahia3522
      @fatimayahia3522 2 місяці тому +2

      Please help me I am a retired woman too, from Algeria.I would like to learn hypnosis, thank you

    • @emanuelmajstorovic9457
      @emanuelmajstorovic9457 2 місяці тому +1

      How can I ask for your help

    • @svetlanabondarenko3991
      @svetlanabondarenko3991 Місяць тому

      bravo

  • @KarenLorre
    @KarenLorre 21 день тому +6

    This is the first time I saw your show, Mel, and I appreciate how you asked great questions and extrapolated what Dr. Doty was saying to make it as simple as you could. I live in that open-heart world, I call it Heartfulness. The heart is the pilot of the brain. The heart is formed in uterero way before the brain and a young fetus is about 2/3 heart. It's incredible. I loved what Dr. Doty said. I did have one thing I disagree with. He said that negative self-talk will always be there. I used to hate myself, and yet I worked and practiced shifting that negative voice and now it has not come up in years and years. Now my subconscious is automatically soothing, compassionate kindness to myself and to others. That makes life very rich. Thank you again. You are a great interviewer!

  • @MeiyeSong
    @MeiyeSong 2 місяці тому +130

    I like that he didn’t apologize (like most people do) for his tearing up, and I like that Mel doesn’t say “it’s okay” to “comfort” him. I’m going to start doing that on either end

    • @UnpopularOpinion3000
      @UnpopularOpinion3000 2 місяці тому +2

      ❤❤❤❤❤

    • @jessicarodriguez8946
      @jessicarodriguez8946 2 місяці тому +15

      Yes!! Exactly no need to apologize for showing genuine human emotion.

    • @actionforanimals4862
      @actionforanimals4862 2 місяці тому +10

      I love it when men cry. And I tell them that. Seriously. It shows that they are still emotionally available and able to be vulnerable.

    • @splash4891
      @splash4891 Місяць тому +4

      @@actionforanimals4862 I agree and actually when you think about it, it really takes a lot of courage to be openly vulnerable in this manner

    • @over-50-and-fabulous
      @over-50-and-fabulous Місяць тому +2

      Thank you for being here while I cry

  • @ThePinkLotusdesign
    @ThePinkLotusdesign 2 місяці тому +198

    4 minutes in and I love this guy-how rare to feel the human being in a scientist, doctor, etc. -amazing to think how we would all be with each other if we met and related soul to soul.

    • @jw-zu1ww
      @jw-zu1ww 2 місяці тому

      🎉🎉🎉

  • @nicolekuhlmann7356
    @nicolekuhlmann7356 18 днів тому +8

    Who else is crying?!?! I want to meet his wife and hug them both! ❤.. I love a human who isn't afraid of sharing their emotions!!
    I was raised by the same kind of parents. Alcoholic father. My mother attempted suicide when I was 8. I laid in her blood and thought she was gone forever they didn't talk to kids back then.. when she came back from the asylum, I was afraid of her.. it was then that I lost my entire identity and began survival mode, living outside of myself. At 56. Single and hopeful, I'm finally realizing I'm in control of my life. Im currently using somatic and talk therapy which is very helpful (not easy). I lived every senerio he mentioned and became exhausted from these behaviors. I am so grateful I found this platform!!! lots of insight I needed to hear!! ❤ sending love and peace to all that have suffered

  • @danaaganovic5045
    @danaaganovic5045 2 місяці тому +159

    In a few minutes, this gentlemen made me cry. I remembered my childhood and all the struggles and tribulations. Played this over and over....

  • @suzannebernard3057
    @suzannebernard3057 2 місяці тому +47

    This man is so touching. I cried with him when he said "I know what it's like to be hungry".

  • @kittyken4620
    @kittyken4620 29 днів тому +6

    I have been a fan of your book 'The Magic Shop' doctor, I have read it few times and I still keep rereading it. This book changed my views entirely about life, the impact that you have imparted on me made a vast difference specially in my career as a nurse. I have mastered people skills and through it I have saved patients and still saving who already gave up on living due to their chronic illness. Thank you very much for making me a better person

  • @aliarmand3119
    @aliarmand3119 2 місяці тому +164

    Awe the beginning broke my heart and I can relate at 64 💙. We all just want to be truly seen.

    • @cheriyost2780
      @cheriyost2780 2 місяці тому +4

      That is so true!

    • @chaserofthelight484
      @chaserofthelight484 2 місяці тому +17

      I work as a door greeter, a police officer in civilian clothes stopped to talk one day. He kind of bent over, intently looked me in the face and asked, "What is your name?". I felt it rather odd the way he asked. I told him my name and asked, "Why would you want to know my name?". He replied, "I want to know your name so that you will be seen". That was just a few months ago, I'm 70, no one had ever said such kind words to me.❤

    • @cheriyost2780
      @cheriyost2780 2 місяці тому

      @@chaserofthelight484 that is so nice!

  • @michelle-psl4441
    @michelle-psl4441 2 місяці тому +121

    I love, love, love Dr. Doty (and you too, Mel!). The Magic Shop is an awesome book. I am 66 and restarting my life thanks to both of you.

    • @debbieblades3699
      @debbieblades3699 2 місяці тому +15

      Cudos to you!! Listen to Mel daily. I'm also 66 years old and am on a journey of self care and improved mental health!😊

    • @MariaGonzalez-zl2te
      @MariaGonzalez-zl2te 2 місяці тому

      @@debbieblades3699I’m on the same road with you. I’m hoping you have all the happiness in the world. ((HUGS))

    • @marsol1979
      @marsol1979 2 місяці тому +7

    • @claudiafegari5116
      @claudiafegari5116 2 місяці тому +3

      Wishing you the BEST on your new JOURNEY!

    • @Chuckruu
      @Chuckruu 2 місяці тому

      Your father was wrong !

  • @tvanjoey
    @tvanjoey 9 днів тому +2

    "When I changed how I looked at the world, the world changed how it looked at me" WOW! 🙏

  • @findingaway5512
    @findingaway5512 2 місяці тому +244

    As a very empathetic being myself i just wanted to say he is amazing. ❤ I have always had big emotions and felt deeply. My heart feels for him and that little boy that woman greeted with a smile and kindness and humanity. I am somone who has had many positive interactions with others and I hope i have impacted them in a positive light with such a small but important gesture of love. ❤ You never know what somone is going through band what battles they are facing. Kindness is free. 😊

    • @michellebud234
      @michellebud234 2 місяці тому +5

      YES~!!!

    • @michellemcdermott366
      @michellemcdermott366 2 місяці тому +11

      OH MY GOD?YES, I COULD HAVE NEVER WORDED THIS THAT GOOD.THANK YOU! ! I always try to look for people that look down-and-out and just ask how they are. People never ask each other how we are anymore!! and it truly means something to someone just to have them. Listen for a couple minutes!! Come on people pull out your humanity lol 🤣 and to all the other empathetic, souls readings love y'all 🤓😘🥹🌻♡

    • @findingaway5512
      @findingaway5512 2 місяці тому

      ​@@michellemcdermott366yes. I look for the opportunity. Always treating people I pass along the way. Helping people in stores that are looking for something. Taking carts back for people at the grocery store. Because why not. I have had a lot of great interactions with others over the years. There are others that talk to me as well. A lot of people are lonely or going through something or maybe having a rough day. And sometimes I am and someone's kindness pulls me out of my own head. It is a powerful thing to spread love to others. Listen to a piece of their story and offer them some of yours. ❤ Humanity is a hopeful place. Far more kindness out there when you look for it or intentionally spread some your self.

    • @findingaway5512
      @findingaway5512 2 місяці тому

      ​@@michellemcdermott366 not sure if you ever saw the movie About Time ( fantastic movie) but there is a bit about noticing the sweetness of life. It's always there. We just don't stop to notice it nearly enough. Definitely watch the movie if you haven't it's about time travel. And love. And family. Brilliantly done. And fun too.

    • @elizabethhelenoleary
      @elizabethhelenoleary 2 місяці тому +1

      I too am an empathic soul..He is such a beautiful person..I cried as he explained his childhood and felt his emotional state reliving it ..
      Spending love and light out there...❤❤

  • @maryhampilos579
    @maryhampilos579 2 місяці тому +544

    Who LOVES Dr. Doty raise your hand🖐️🖐️🖐️🖐️🖐️
    Best podcast yet Mel Robbins! TY♥️♥️♥️

    • @EvelynEVELYNGBESOKO
      @EvelynEVELYNGBESOKO 2 місяці тому +5

      ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

    • @ParmSranNurse
      @ParmSranNurse 2 місяці тому +10

      Dr Doty you are amazing & thank you dear Mel for bringing him in ❤ loved every bit of this .. I cry very easily & sometimes feel bad about it.. seeing him crying & sharing vulnerability makes me feel less alone now ❤

    • @reginaschwab6286
      @reginaschwab6286 2 місяці тому +1

      ❤❤❤❤❤🤚👋🤚👋🖐

    • @goingwithin2004
      @goingwithin2004 2 місяці тому +2

      I was thinking the SAME THING!!

    • @eallie1
      @eallie1 2 місяці тому +2

      Name of book

  • @alexandraathay
    @alexandraathay Місяць тому +15

    I've spent the last 9 years supporting my husband and his family to help them become successful in various ways. They abandoned me over the pandemic. Made me feel paranoid, neurotic and crazy because I wouldn't go with the agenda. I now withold my support and concentrate on my own success. They're on their own from now on.

    • @nikkij5694
      @nikkij5694 13 днів тому

      They’ll need you again! Tell them NO!

    • @ninahuffman8100
      @ninahuffman8100 10 днів тому

      @alexandraathay My own daughter and her family cut me off since pandemic because I didn't go with agenta

  • @writer422
    @writer422 2 місяці тому +148

    I lost my Mother at the age of 5. My father was not very nice to women. He called me worthless for years and i still hear him saying that. It has made me feel not worthy. Thank you for this video.

    • @djw8591
      @djw8591 2 місяці тому +22

      I am sorry for the loss of your dear mother and that you had such a challenging upbringing. I hope that you know you ARE worthy. 🌺🌺🌺🌼🌼🌼

    • @pdatnc
      @pdatnc 2 місяці тому +20

      You are a precious irreplaceable diamond that is needed in this world. You always have been.

    • @callitamang
      @callitamang 2 місяці тому +6

      This was very valuable to you to hear :D Me too

    • @anniegregorieff4314
      @anniegregorieff4314 2 місяці тому

      ​@@djw8591it has nothing to do with you! It's not true! He has the problem!

    • @littlepixxie
      @littlepixxie 2 місяці тому

      A child absorbs what’s given to them, and that word should’ve never been directed towards you.. whatever pain and anger he must’ve carried, he wasn’t able to hold it himself and gave it to you, and you took it because you didn’t know better and believed it as truth. But believe me you are so worthy and so beautiful and so capable, you deserve everything you could desire and must believe that for yourself. Reclaim yourself and declare I AM WORTHY and I SPEAK TRUTH OVER MY LIFE 💎🩷

  • @RockyBhai-hg7ii
    @RockyBhai-hg7ii 2 місяці тому +2136

    i’ve been learning so much about the mind’s potential and ethereal keys to manifest just took it to another level it’s a banned book but if you can find it it’s worth the read

    • @tamanitembo2197
      @tamanitembo2197 2 місяці тому +1

      Why is it banned?

    • @24hourdog
      @24hourdog 2 місяці тому

      Where can I find it?

    • @Zachhaze
      @Zachhaze 2 місяці тому

      @@tamanitembo2197it’s a 17 year old who wrote the book in 30 minutes with ChatGPT, listed it online, and promotes it by spamming UA-cam comments on all manifestation videos. Save your money

    • @Zachhaze
      @Zachhaze 2 місяці тому

      @@24hourdog it’s a 17 year old who wrote the book in 30 minutes with ChatGPT, listed it online, and promotes it by spamming UA-cam comments on all manifestation videos. Save your money

  • @kimberlyshanks1914
    @kimberlyshanks1914 Місяць тому +3

    Mel, I love how you reiterate, and make your guest reiterate what they are saying. This helps my brain understand. And, thank you for saying "I love you" at the end of your show. My heart did a jump when you said that.❤

  • @24hourdog
    @24hourdog 2 місяці тому +119

    This just changed my life 180 today. Made my healing journey feel so much less alone. Finding the courage to connect to people in your life that you have love to is so important, and whenever you have the opportunity to get a chance to rebuild an old bridge with someone, make sure to be yourself and not tone down your positivity because it just feels so good to be loving and to just laugh. I know this makes no sense maybe but I love you so much Mel you are doing God's work here solving generational trauma throughout the world. Bless you and your family❤ love you love you love you love you!
    (Btw im 18 and its proof that the new generation can learn all this and not have to go through a lifetime of struggle to find a new way of living!!!)

    • @arte7sol
      @arte7sol 2 місяці тому +5

      This is a wonderful helpful video. So glad I ran into it. I am looking for work and I receive rejection is daily. I have loss in different aspects of my life. I wish you and others and my self kindness from ourselves and others.
      180' would be a change
      360' would bring you back to the same

    • @24hourdog
      @24hourdog 2 місяці тому +3

      @arte7sol Oh right 🤣 I just thought of that, thanks. I'm sorry to hear about your work going badly 😢, all you can do is try to keep your patience and not give up hope. I'm proud of you for being kind to yourself and I know you can succeed. A mel podcast each day will probably make it a bit better 💗

    • @deniseward002
      @deniseward002 2 місяці тому +3

      I wish to encourage you however it's sad that so many people are walking around in trauma and not knowing how to break out of it. It's our culture and we must not blame ourselves. Our conditioning put it into us from the moment of birth. It was in our parents and in theirs. Now we are finding our true selves, before our conditioning made us see ourselves in a bad light.

    • @24hourdog
      @24hourdog 2 місяці тому +3

      ​@deniseward002 YES, truly, we are in such a significant revolution of breaking out of trauma cycles and being more aware! We still have a long road to go but it's big improvement for the world ❤

    • @JillChristyGroup
      @JillChristyGroup 2 місяці тому +2

      You’re doing great! Keep up the good work!

  • @saiqasajjad4849
    @saiqasajjad4849 2 місяці тому +50

    Dr.Doty is one of the most beautiful souls in this world. Such a pure hearted human. He gives me hope .

  • @merrb3551
    @merrb3551 13 днів тому +1

    I'm thankful for this beautiful conversation 🙏🏻❤️ one thing that I still didn't understand is that why despite all of my practice and dedication nothing good I manifest becomes my reality. I'm getting tired but I get up again. I don't want this loop of resilience. I want results too so I can be more hopeful. Sometimes life gets so difficult and I see another year pass by that I don't even want to manifest things and just want to leave this life. I try to know better, to do better and to love better but even the basic things haven't manifested in my life yet. It's difficult to convince yourself that the world isn't cruel to you when you see misery and bare minimum every time you try to see it from the lens of positivity. When terrible things happen to you how do you want to believe good things will happen? Based on what? I see no one talks about these constant disappointments. Believe it or not there are so many people who try their best and hope to see better days but nothing good happens and they keep believing despite this because hope is all they have.

  • @penelopebirnstingl
    @penelopebirnstingl 2 місяці тому +65

    I had a restless night, battling to get some hope and find my way forward in my challenging circumstances.... feeling hopeless and trapped. Then, I clicked on this! I am humbled, moved and suddenly I see the wisdom in this man's words. THANK YOU. I really love the idea of making a difference to someone's life. every day. thanks to him and thanks to Mel for making it possible.

    • @lauralynn2331
      @lauralynn2331 2 місяці тому +5

      I believe in you! You can borrow some of my hope ❤

    • @Jez1963UK
      @Jez1963UK 2 місяці тому

      @@lauralynn2331 Please, can I have some hope too :) I'm going through the toughest time of my life right now.

  • @kardonay
    @kardonay 2 місяці тому +24

    I love this. I am 53 & grew up working class and over the years we have been fortunate to become financially stable. However, the disconnect between how I thought I would feel when I had money vs how I did feel was profound. Money and things do not make you whole. Your state of mind does that.

  • @vannalariosa9369
    @vannalariosa9369 14 днів тому +5

    Didn't expect to cry listening to a podcast.

  • @cristinaobando2511
    @cristinaobando2511 2 місяці тому +49

    This interview is the MOTHER of all interviews! I had thought that my being an empath as a form of weakness. I never understood why I had so much empathy for others. I have many takeaways from this content. Life can be heaven on earth, and it starts with unlocking the door to our prison which we had created for ourselves. Practice the techniques to live from a place of self love. Help one person a day feel their worthiness, and feel special. It's okay to want material goods so long as your not expecting the material to define your self-worth. I feel light, and fresh. Thank you to Mel Gibson for asking such amazing questions. Huge thanks to Dr. Doty!

    • @gabrielgutierrez1409
      @gabrielgutierrez1409 2 місяці тому +1

      Agree. Her “passion” was very evident throughout her interview 😂

    • @kwimms
      @kwimms 2 місяці тому

      Passion is of Satan. This interview was a waste of time. This guy is beta and weak.

  • @annepoirier114
    @annepoirier114 2 місяці тому +25

    My husband had a cardiac appointment this past Tuesday...I came to this yesterday, (takes a while to keep up with you Mel!) The cardiologist told us about Dr. James Doty and his books on Tuesday, so I picked his first book up from the library on Thursday. Listening to this validates so much work that I have done, and gives me vision for the future. You are an amazing interviewer, by asking such great questions, and he was so authentic and real, that is proved to me that there are good, caring and compassionate people in the world. So grateful that my own questioning of beliefs (from a timeline) and willingness to see things differently has placed me in a whole new place full of possibility and opportunity. #thebodyjoyful

    • @PF-RULES
      @PF-RULES 2 місяці тому +1

      You've got a good doctor if he referred you here. My GP is crap.

  • @kerstin8178
    @kerstin8178 8 днів тому

    Dear Mel, Thank you so much for your value content. I loved it and highly appreciate your work and this interview. I love you to. Best regards Kerstin from Germany

  • @flowmarhoops
    @flowmarhoops 2 місяці тому +27

    Oh my God, I don't think I've EVER heard/seen/felt such utter vulnerable sincerity from a person before. This is the first episode of your podcast that I've ever seen... The tears in my eyes, streaming down my face each carry the same message:
    "I'm not alone."
    Thank you, Mel. ❤

  • @thefilipinojoe
    @thefilipinojoe 2 місяці тому +279

    I came up with this saying yesterday.. Don’t be a victim of your circumstances.. be a master of your circumstances. ❤ So many people don’t master their circumstances. That takes work, courage, and action. ❤

    • @Meraba-y2n
      @Meraba-y2n 2 місяці тому +5

      Totally agree.

    • @kerryorton8705
      @kerryorton8705 2 місяці тому +7

      I just wrote this down, thank you.

    • @cathyjennings5580
      @cathyjennings5580 2 місяці тому +4

      Thanks SO MUCH! Manifestation does not mean or synonym visualization goals thinking 😢

    • @annswallow2247
      @annswallow2247 2 місяці тому +6

      Mind blown! Thank you, Mel and Dr. Dodi. I am 58, I have alway known my childhood beliefs affect what I believe of myself. I have been trying to change those beliefs for 30 years. I love you too, Mel. ❤️

    • @AG-nn8lp
      @AG-nn8lp 2 місяці тому +5

      That's always been me until I got debilitating pain and unable to do much of anything I used to do. I feel like dying......I can't go on much longer. There is nothing about my circumstances that I can master

  • @Terriwith2arfs
    @Terriwith2arfs 2 місяці тому +27

    I had a wonderful career. I was able to make people feel safe, calm & feel good about themselves, even if it's just for 1 hr. My job? I am a retired Aesthetician (worked in a big resort spa). Not anything "big". But I felt it was my calling all the way thru me. Now, I'm not able to physically keep up with the pace of the work - I did all kinds of things: body treatments, facials, etc., etc., etc.! Unless you see it, you cannot understand the physicality required! Laying my hands on a body, I was able to show how I cared. Now I'm practicing Reiki for people & animals. I've learned so much about the world beyond us. I still miss the caring touch that I was able to give, because you don't lay hands on a person when using Reiki. I miss my calling!

  • @mrhallman64
    @mrhallman64 2 місяці тому +31

    As a kid, i never believed I was smart enough, strong enough, etc. Material things were never important to me as a kid, I wanted acceptance and to be treated well. I have never really had some grand dreams, but i achieved many things in life that were far more than i thought i would ever do, at the same time feeling like an imposter and failure. I still don't have any grand dreams or desires. I most want peace and a life with security and less stress. I feel this video is especially helpful to the young, and sometimes parents should listen to and also share with their children to discuss. Thank you

    • @karenharvey442
      @karenharvey442 20 днів тому

      Ditto. Perceive, believe, receive. Xx

  • @MarLa08-n1v
    @MarLa08-n1v 2 місяці тому +27

    This man touches hearts. His tears and soul also made me cry. What a wonderful man.

  • @malin943
    @malin943 2 місяці тому +19

    This is so true. I thought: when I am a project manager I will feel good about myself, when I have a devoted partner and kids I will feel good about myself, when I have a lot of friends I will feel good about myself, when I have a bigger apartment I will feel good about myself. I did not. I will from now on focus more of helping others but not from guilt, from love.

  • @pierrettepapillon8478
    @pierrettepapillon8478 Місяць тому +2

    Great topic and the perfect guest to address this. Bless his heart. I just want to hug him. Its wonderful to know that we can turn our lives around with love, positivity and selflessness.

  • @Chahlie
    @Chahlie 2 місяці тому +56

    My turning point was when in an assertiveness workshop when the leader told me "You have zero self esteem". While harsh, it made me cut contact with my family of origin and other negative users. The things that then came to me were absolutely incredible. I stopped saying "I'm sorry" and "I'm so stupid" a zillion times a day. It's phenomenal how being happy and loving rather than fearful of the next attack can make a huge difference.
    I remember my sister saying, when we were about 19/20, "What right have you to be happy?!" while mother laughed. That was 50 years of my life....

    • @ellenka22
      @ellenka22 2 місяці тому +6

      This was me too. Happy healing 😢❤

    • @sharon1934
      @sharon1934 2 місяці тому +5

      It is a daily challenge, even when you are significantly, acutely aware of it!

    • @BetterDays_Now
      @BetterDays_Now 2 місяці тому +8

      This is a good reminder :
      Be happy and loving, rather than fearful of the next attack. ❤️

  • @PaulaDoucet-p8m
    @PaulaDoucet-p8m 2 місяці тому +59

    I played this over and over to make sure i didn't miss a word. Talk about tying everything together. We are the universe.❤

  • @Underneath.It.All.
    @Underneath.It.All. Місяць тому +5

    It didn’t matter how many books and UA-cam Videos I watched for over ten years, Nothing changed until I was willing to look honestly at who I had become and face my painful experiences from my past. I did this through several 12 Step Programs, positive-self talk and encouragement a solid support system with people from twelve step programs, counseling, Research and inner work. Most importantly I added meditation/self-reflection about a year ago and that’s what I was truly missing…
    I first had to learn how to love myself, show up for me, heal from my past, and regulate emotions (Emotions Anonymous), before I could show up for my kids and break the cycle of my childhood dysfunction (Adult Children of Alcoholics and Dysfunctions).
    Recovery is A Choice-
    ❤🧘🏻✌🏻

  • @MarthaReynoldsOptimization
    @MarthaReynoldsOptimization 2 місяці тому +74

    I watched this the day after the presidential election and it was so helpful to rewire my mind to focus on my heart-center, gratitude, and our purpose to live and be loved. Thank you ❤️

  • @JRB09990
    @JRB09990 2 місяці тому +55

    This talk is wonderful. It reminds me of Joe Dispenza’s message, but Dr. Doty is much more palatable for me. As a fellow traumatic childhood survivor, it is always nice to see someone who has overcome that.

  • @Toinkch
    @Toinkch 4 дні тому

    Thanks

  • @lpmowgs2425
    @lpmowgs2425 2 місяці тому +29

    Mind Magic training should be taught as a required class in every middle school in the country. Thank you Mel, thank you, Dr Doty! ❤

    • @BAZ-u7m
      @BAZ-u7m 2 місяці тому +2

      Younger

  • @salsarmemimi7292
    @salsarmemimi7292 2 місяці тому +22

    Loved this. I too came from a childhood of an alcoholic father. The arguing, fighting, and fear of what was going to happen. I made a conscious effort to not raise my child in a home like that and I didn't. I've never been jealous of others, and I thank my mother for that. Thank you for sharing this today. Blessings to you from Texas.

  • @MukeshkushwasaM.k
    @MukeshkushwasaM.k 12 днів тому +69

    the truths in Vibrations of Manifestation by Alex Lane are so raw and groundbreaking it’s no wonder people try to bury this book

  • @nadiatorres9112
    @nadiatorres9112 2 місяці тому +27

    Something in my heart always told me love was the answer and many people told me i was daydreaming a fairytale and i eventually stopped believing in my sweet thoughts from the ages of 14 to 29 yrs of age i’m 44 now and let me tell you , i been searching for myself anxiously, through sleepless nights episodes of immense sadness hiding this from the world, I have been searching on line for something that would fulfill me , that gave me what I was searching for, this is no accident I came across your podcast and let me tell you i can’t stop sobbing how beautifully this wonderful doctor explained how to end your suffering , and manifest the life you desire, i’m grateful for human beings like this , Mel and doc just know you have made a difference in someone’s life today, l love you both , blessings.

  • @deanaburnham9571
    @deanaburnham9571 2 місяці тому +14

    5:15 I absolutely love Mel's presence to Dr Doty and her response. Her compassion is evident even the cerebral question was so relevant and drawn from her being so tuned-in to the mind of the heart where she knows Dr Doty's great wisdom pours forth. These are two profoundly humanitarian persons.

  • @willareeneacealbertini975
    @willareeneacealbertini975 11 днів тому

    I love the empathy! My mind is going through so much right now. I will rewatch this. Hopefully gain knowledge in how to be in this world l created. My childhood, ugh! I struggled to be a better parent and look back on the 70’s, 80,s and 90’s as the best days of my and our lives. The mental fatigue of my life now, a 3 year widow, the holidays, the struggle to pay taxes. Is so overwhelming. I went to bed last night knowing l prepared for today, but still feeling fearful. Kansas is in a severe weather warning. I got my Jackery plugged in, my space heater ready to go, my butane element to cook with ready. Candles, water and plenty of food. So why am l fearful? I’m alone. Period! Now,l will work on this. That negativity always pops in. Waking up and listening to this podcasts has renewed my positive energy. Seeing you both feeling empathic, actually settles me. I’m so glad l have that empathy, l never thought of it as a positivity. I will be more useful. I just need to get my rear out of this house and be more helpful. I’ve lost that feeling of being needed. Thank you for the wake-up call. Blessings to you both. Big hugs 🤗 ❤ oh! Thank you for sharing! Vulnerability is so hard.

  • @Cope_M
    @Cope_M 2 місяці тому +58

    What a beautiful soul Dr. Doty is. I was nearly in tears within the first few minutes as his compassion and empathy are genuinely palpable. As a Christian, I have been interested in manifestation, but reluctant to practice it because of all the woo that he addressed. I loved the simplified concepts of Fear-Mode and Heart-Mode as it made me think of the passage, “Be anxious for nothing, but in everything by prayer and supplication, with thanksgiving, let your requests be made known to God; and the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and minds through Christ Jesus”. I’ve also heard it said that anxiety and gratitude cannot exist in the same brain at the same time, which totally resonates with the idea of us living either within our para-sympathetic and sympathetic nervous systems.
    I couldn’t help to also think of this verse, “By faith we understand that the worlds were framed by the word of God, so that the things which are seen were not made of things which are visible.” very much the same as bringing the things of our conscious or subconscious minds into the reality of our worlds.
    Thank you so much for this talk. It means the world to me and I am greatly appreciative. 🙏❤

    • @barb987
      @barb987 2 місяці тому +2

      Thank you for your message. Have not watched the full video but did not want to go against my Christian beliefs to put this into practice. Prayers for everyone here!

    • @brittanyneville5709
      @brittanyneville5709 2 місяці тому +2

      ​@@barb987mark 11:24, amongst many others. There isn't opposition amongst the two 🖤

  • @existentialhotdog5380
    @existentialhotdog5380 2 місяці тому +47

    I needed this. I’ve been listening to sooo many podcasts, I’ve been reading books, but THIS. This struck a chord with me and resonated. I lost my dog three years ago, covid happened and by business failed at 32. My mom passed away 1.5 years ago and I started smoking cigarettes 8 months ago. Like a damn crazed teenager. Ha! I know what I want, I know how to get there but I’m holding myself back out of fearful thinking and self-doubt. When I want to take action and carve out time for my passions, I am overcome with fear about not being good enough and “Who do I think I am to achieve such a massive accomplishment?!” I’ve struggled with confidence my whole life, being the youngest of 4 to two alcoholics. I am strong and have achieved goals I never thought possible before. Why can’t I do it again?! Why not?! I deserve to have happiness and confidence and it’s not selfish or arrogant to do so. It’s the best way I can honor myself, my child, my husband, my existence. I want to save dogs and I will! ✨🤪

    • @kardonay
      @kardonay 2 місяці тому +1

      Wow, that is a lot. The mere fact that you are here tells me a lot about you. With your outlook you are going to be fine. Go save those doggies, they need you !!!!!

    • @agnieszkaschulz2962
      @agnieszkaschulz2962 2 місяці тому

    • @mattamedeo
      @mattamedeo 2 місяці тому

      🫶🙏🏻😇🧡💪

    • @Teffi_Club
      @Teffi_Club 2 місяці тому

      Good luck to you!

  • @RoxyinLV
    @RoxyinLV 9 днів тому +1

    One of your best interviews I think I’ve ever seen on your channel. Thank you for having this amazing person on.

  • @katmaiholdingllc3963
    @katmaiholdingllc3963 2 місяці тому +10

    Wow. I picked up this book and realized half way in that it was much more than a story. It's the key to everything. How we relate to others, the gift of oneness, of true connection, and manifestation.

  • @marilynseptember21
    @marilynseptember21 2 місяці тому +11

    I am here in London listening to this today and want to say thank you for this wonderful interview with Dr Jim Doty.
    I am looking for work now because my current job contract is finishing in the next 3 weeks so hoping to get a job that will take me through Christmas period and get something permanent so I can complete my exams and get my Masters degree and Accountancy qualification. I turned 50 this year and trying to change my life to be truly happy and healthy and hope to make more than enough to help people. I want to learn more about everything that will enable me to become successful, peaceful and wealthy. It is never too late to start. I send positive thoughts and love to everyone listening and to both Mel Robbins and Dr Jim Doty.

  • @yorick-alexanderabel883
    @yorick-alexanderabel883 16 днів тому

    Dear Mel, dear Jim,
    That is one of the most powerful, profound and inspirational interviews I've been so lucky to hear in at least 30 years.
    The world needs more of this. Thank you so much!!
    To all of us: Please share this to as many as you can and be part of the world we all want to live in!!
    I'm currently living in the most profound crisis of my life. That wisdom really totally changed my mindset allowing me to finally start getting out of my own prison. I could not be more thankful!!!
    Love, Yorick
    ❤❤❤

  • @lw9002
    @lw9002 2 місяці тому +49

    Boy did that resonate about having someone just listen to you and recognize you it is so powerful. Trauma throughout your life can make you feel invisible. I feel invisible every day of my life.

    • @TraceyBillsHomes
      @TraceyBillsHomes 2 місяці тому +4

      Sending you a virtual hug! I feel you.

    • @reginaschwab6286
      @reginaschwab6286 2 місяці тому +5

      Sending you love, healing & peace.

    • @deniseward002
      @deniseward002 2 місяці тому +6

      Sending you visibility that others may see your worth and appreciate you and that you feel blissed.

    • @LCN888-s3j
      @LCN888-s3j 2 місяці тому +2

      I see you 🩷

    • @Wartyhonk
      @Wartyhonk 2 місяці тому +2

      I am so sorry because I feel the same way. I was raised in a “war zone.” My parents always threatening to kill me and the hatred they had for me. My ex-husband married me because he thought I was pretty. Not a good reason to marry someone. I can honestly say, that no one has ever loved me. Maybe because I don’t love myself.

  • @kelson63100
    @kelson63100 2 місяці тому +19

    I’m very hard on myself. Since my husband died, I no longer hear “I love you” or “you’re beautiful” anymore, and no longer have his support. It’s a void that hasn’t been filled. When I first got one of your emails and read the last words of affirmation and love, it made me cry.

    • @memesfarmhousedesigns9254
      @memesfarmhousedesigns9254 2 місяці тому +2

      I love that Mel is making, I love you and I believe in you, a norm!

    • @MargaretJEllis
      @MargaretJEllis 2 місяці тому +1

      Tell youself

    • @deniseward002
      @deniseward002 2 місяці тому +2

      @@universaltruth2025 That's so sad but he is probably in his little mind-cave like most people. Perhaps he can learn to get out of it through you.

    • @deniseward002
      @deniseward002 2 місяці тому +1

      @@universaltruth2025 I know exactly what you mean and had a husband like that myself. They can be good people but have no "joire de vivre", they walk around like zombies, totally in themselves. I live with people now and one of them is like that but it's a woman. I cannot understand how people can be like that but perhaps there is some kind of brain dysfunction and they cannot help it. I tend to think it is psychological mostly but not saying that's the case in all cases. It must leave you feeling rather empty, I'm sorry about that.

    • @deniseward002
      @deniseward002 2 місяці тому +3

      @@universaltruth2025 I am usually for people sticking it out. However he is being abusive. He surely doesn't know it but he is. Perhaps you could start thinking about yourself, get yourself set up and then give him an ultimatum or have a final talk with him. He may need to be shaken into making sense. If he has some kind of abnormality, then he should seek help. However there are far too many men and now women too, with this affliction. It's just thinking for themselves. They have no empathy. But you deserve someone who does have empathy and appreciates you. He may be the one but he may have to be jolted into it.

  • @lynnesterling7528
    @lynnesterling7528 14 днів тому +1

    I am so grateful that I watched and took notes on this wisdom. I also give thanks to myself that I just started doing some of the powerful exercises in the last two days and my insights have been powerful. Blessed be and thank you, Mel and Dr. Jim.

  • @verysad2036
    @verysad2036 2 місяці тому +29

    I've also been in a situation where we lost all of our money plus we're robbed in our business where they stole everything. It didn't worry me I just decided to start again but I must say from that day I felt as though my husband was devastated and it left him uninpowered. I just decided that we have a roof over our head and I can make cheap meals with what we had plus people just gave us food without us asking for it but we had always been kind to others and it rubs off on us but from that day I don't worry about material possessions at all. Family is the most important thing in life.

  • @sarahhassan3371
    @sarahhassan3371 2 місяці тому +6

    I can't be more Thankful. Being a Professor is a result of Dr. Dooy' hard work. But being kind is the most powerful thing.
    Thank you all

  • @brookegrube6668
    @brookegrube6668 2 дні тому

    I have never seen anything in my 71 years that has touched me like this wonderful man. I am I tears watching him. This is helping me more than you know and I am looking forward to reading your book.

  • @sarahowens2494
    @sarahowens2494 2 місяці тому +9

    I love this man, I’ve read his book, “Into the Magic Shop,” 3 times and have cried every time. He is amazing. Thank you for this interview.

  • @jacquelinewillems981
    @jacquelinewillems981 2 місяці тому +10

    It's getting easier and easier. I'm 73. I began looking for techniques in reprogramming since the 1960s
    It's helpful, and I'm grateful for another perspective.

  • @craftingameaningfullifewit3295
    @craftingameaningfullifewit3295 27 днів тому

    Thanks!

  • @janmargaret7972
    @janmargaret7972 2 місяці тому +20

    I am in the UK. I really enjoyed this podcast. It popped up in my feed on a day when I was feeling a bit fed up which isn’t normal for me. I am mostly a positive person. Many years ago I was living and working in a city and I hated it. I had decided very early in my life that I wanted to live in a particular area on the East coast, in the country side. That dream never left me. When I retired I got the opportunity to move to where I wanted to be. Everything fell into place. It took me a while but I got here and I am very happy and thankful for my life.

  • @angelareyes8859
    @angelareyes8859 2 місяці тому +25

    What a beautiful soul you invited to the show today, Mel. Thank you 🥹💗

  • @Monas99
    @Monas99 Місяць тому +1

    what a great episode and what a beautiful human being your guest is! People like him and you are a gift to the world. thank you Mel, we need more thoughtful guests in podcasts to spread hope in the world.

  • @mariamdaisy1719
    @mariamdaisy1719 2 місяці тому +14

    This doctor has seen and experienced the difficulties 😊 He must be so compassionate and loving. God bless him more and more 😊

  • @heidrunlehmann1023
    @heidrunlehmann1023 2 місяці тому +7

    It s an honor to see Dr.Duty so touchable and not fearing emotions.
    I was told of heavy karma etc...by a medium that I would be not human without soul..never felt love would do everything to feel deep compassion and love...
    Deep down for me to give and receive LOVE is the reason we are here...
    And love is the ultimative healing force....
    If there would be one wish it would be that the whole universe can expierience it.
    Would be paradise...no war no separation...only loved and loving each other...
    Love is the answer love is tge key,
    Love is all we need loving you and me..
    God bless you

  • @rocket_raisin
    @rocket_raisin 26 днів тому

    The finest exchange imaginable-like two pearls meeting in the ocean’s embrace, leaving only love in their wake. A dialogue as deep as the sea, tender as the moonlight on waves, and profoundly human. It becomes a compass, delicately etched, guiding us to the essence of who we are and the treasure we all seek. Thank you both so much ❤

  • @cakebakehub6183
    @cakebakehub6183 2 місяці тому +22

    Can't thank you enough Mel for bringing this podcast in ❤ you don't know how many lives you have changed! Loads of best wishes 💐

  • @lauraabremner
    @lauraabremner 2 місяці тому +15

    It's 6am where I am and this came out four hours ago! It's to be starting my morning with this podcast. Thank you Mel and Dr. Jim!!!

  • @nikkiemerson9915
    @nikkiemerson9915 15 годин тому

    7 minutes in. Completely hooked. So grateful to my beautiful friend who sent my introduction to you. This man is so genuine. I resonate with all my heart n soul

  • @LWright-w2n
    @LWright-w2n 2 місяці тому +10

    This is now one of my favourite podcasts - so heartfelt & authentic! Dr Doty is very relatable, such a kind soul & reminded me how important it is to validate each other. ❤

  • @SKMakingRoom
    @SKMakingRoom 2 місяці тому +9

    I recently started practicing on heart brain coherence and have already felt such a shift towards focus, calm, smiling from within... this conversation felt like it was made just for me at just the right time when I'm so open, so centered, so ready to let go of the past and create from now. Wow. Thank you for sharing this life altering conversation with Dr. Doty with all of us. Thank you.

  • @mariecorinagunnoo6623
    @mariecorinagunnoo6623 4 дні тому

    Thank you Mel Robbins for your podcast and thank you Dr Doty I needed to hear this now.I ve lost my mum in 2022 with a very bad cancer and I lost my dad in 2023.So just to say that I am so grateful to hear all these beautiful positive talk and positive energy. I m a very sensitive human too and frequently I have difficulty in expressing myself because my throat is blocked and tears also comme each time that I want to liberate all my emotions. I m a very empath person,I love people,animals and plants.Thank both of you for sharing your love to us all.❤Stay blessed 😊

  • @shalasharify863
    @shalasharify863 2 місяці тому +11

    I am emotional person. When you two got emotional. It makes me feel , I am not alone.❤

  • @queenofswords4499
    @queenofswords4499 2 місяці тому +12

    This is the most logical approach that I have watched on manifesting. MINDSET.

  • @jeanwimsett7065
    @jeanwimsett7065 14 днів тому +2

    He’s so authentic and kind…..I love him ❤