Power of one Thought | Mohit Gupta | TEDxSVIET
Every movement, invention, and transformation in human history began with a single, powerful thought. In this deeply inspiring talk, Dr. Mohit Gupta explores the profound influence that one conscious thought can have on our emotions, actions, and destiny. Drawing from his experiences in medicine, mindfulness, and leadership, he reveals how thoughts shape our inner world and ripple outward to impact others and society at large. Through compelling stories and practical insights, Dr. Gupta shows that when we learn to choose and nurture the right thought, we unlock limitless potential — to heal, to lead, and to create lasting change. The power of one thought, he reminds us, can illuminate not just a mind, but the world. Dr Mohit D Gupta currently working as Professor of cardiology in GB Pant Hospital and Medical Suptd of Cardiac Sciences. Dr Gupta was recently honored with “Excellence in Cardiology 2018” award by Honorable Minister of Health and Family welfare (Mr J P Nadda). For his excellent research in genetics, he was awarded Bishan Swaroop young scientist of the year award 2018 by Hon’ble Vice President of India.Dr Gupta has been associated with Brahma Kumaris world spiritual university from his childhood (more than 36 years) and practices rajayoga meditation daily. He has blended scientific evidence of spirituality in his lectures. He has given more than 1200 lectures and conducted symposias all over the world (In USA, UK, Oxford and Cambridge University, Africa). This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
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