172. Can Thoughts & Emotions Create Disease? Spontaneous Healing & Mind-Body Medicine w/ Dr. Moshe Daniel Block

Dr. Moshe Daniel Block, is a naturopathic doctor, author, and innovator in mind-body medicine. He was able to achieve spontaneous healing from an autoimmune disease which influenced the Vis Dialogue method, a transformative mind-body healing technique that has helped thousands achieve life-changing results.
Chapters
00:00 The Garden of Healing: A Metaphor for Health
02:47 Understanding Symptoms: Messages from the Body
04:42 Dr. Moshe's Journey: From Illness to Healing
13:14 Critique of Modern Medicine: A Call for Change
15:10 Functional vs. Holistic Medicine: A Deeper Look
20:11 The Privilege of Illness: A Shift in Consciousness
23:31 Preventing Chronic Disease: A Cultural Shift
26:23 Emotions as Vital Energy: The Power of Feelings
31:19 The Kingdom of Heaven: Inner Healing and Divine State
33:50 The Nature of Is-ness and Self-Awareness
36:00 Belief Systems and Their Impact on Well-Being
39:06 Healing from Trauma: Understanding the Root Causes
43:09 The Role of Control and Forgiveness in Healing
49:03 The Addiction to Thinking and the Power of Stillness
55:04 Transhumanism and the Denial of Our Divine Nature
01:05:22 The Impact of Food on Health
01:11:19 The Spiritual Warfare of Good and Evil
01:19:41 Discernment in a Conflicted World
01:25:30 Facilitating Personal Growth and Healing

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Creators and Guests

Dr. Roger McFillin
Host
Dr. Roger McFillin
Dr. Roger McFillin is a Clinical Psychologist, Board Certified in Behavioral and Cognitive Psychology. He is the founder of the Conscious Clinician Collective and Executive Director at the Center for Integrated Behavioral Health.
Dr. Moshe Daniel Block
Guest
Dr. Moshe Daniel Block
Dr. Moshe Daniel Block, is a naturopathic doctor, author, and innovator in mind-body medicine
172. Can Thoughts & Emotions Create Disease? Spontaneous Healing & Mind-Body Medicine w/ Dr. Moshe Daniel Block
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