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Tag Archives: forgiveness
Travelling this Christmas? Beat the stress
This article was first published on APN news sites around Queensland, such as The Toowoomba Chronicle, Fraser Coast Chronicle, Bundaberg News-Mail. “He was furious …….” “She felt outrage over the way she was being treated…” There was a public furore … Continue reading
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Tagged air travel, anger management, compassion, forgiveness, frustration, holiday travel, love, Mayo Clinic, mindfulness, queues, stress, travel
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The Missing Element of the Health Equation
This post first appeared on ON LINE Opinion, Australia’s e-journal of social and political debate. Who make the health science laws of the day? Medics? Researchers? Drug companies? Nobel Prize winning astrophysicist Brian Schmidt stated on Q&A this week, science … Continue reading
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Tagged 18 million cancer survivors by 2022, BMJ, cancer, Choosing Wisely, Christian Science, Christina Puchalski, compassion, diagnosis, double blind studies, drug companies, drugs, forgiveness, gratitude, health equation, health law, health science, highest aspiration, integrative medicine, medical research, Melissa Sweet, Olivia Newton-John, placebo effect, prostate cancer healed, Q&A, spirituality/health, wellness centres
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Genetics Expert Provides Insight Into Mind-Body Connection
Are we really stuck with a hard-wired genetic makeup? Did you know our genes can change over our lifetime? This guest post by Eric Nelson, media spokesperson for Christian Science in Northern California, brings to light some VERY interesting scientific … Continue reading
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Tagged Benson-Henry Institute for Mind Body Medicine, CAM, consciousness, diet and exercise, disease-fighting weapons, DNA, Dr David Agus, forgiveness, Genetic makeup, genetics, gratitude, love, Massachusetts General Hospital, mind-body connection, mind-body medicine, Navigenic tests, painful skin infection healed, Prayer, The End of Illness
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Society is on the move …. from guilt to forgiveness and health
Just as our ancestors moved from an ‘eye for an eye’ approach to a sense of the importance of justice and equality, our society today is reaching out for a better sense of ethics and behaviours. The tired old fault-finding, … Continue reading
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Tagged a healthier you, behaviour, Blaming others can ruin your health, Bright side is only way to live, Brisbane Times, cancer and guilt, CityKat, CNNHealth, Dr Nancy Berlinger, ethics, forgiveness, gratitude, guilt, health, Herald-Sun, Hug someone to be healthy, Jane Fynes-Clinton, Katherine Feeney, Loving partner who steals your heart-then commits a crime, medical procedures and human error, multi-faith Griffith University, openness, Prof Stewart Dunn, self-denial, society, spin, Spirituality, suicide, wellbeing
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Can Bitterness Undermine Health?
Today’s guest post is by Ken Girard, my colleague from Massachusetts. Seems the same trends in mind-body research are occurring around the world. Thanks, Ken. There’s no doubt, that when we’ve felt bitter—and we probably all have at one time or … Continue reading
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Tagged Blaming others can ruin your health, clinical research, CNNHealth, Dr Charles Raison, Elizabeth Cohen, forgiveness, Kay Stroud, Ken Girard, Kevin Benton, love, mind-body medicine, Mind-Body Program at Emory University School of Medicine, negative emotions, Prayer
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Daniel Morcombe: Sorrow, Forgiveness and Reformation
Queenslanders stand poised, ready to pour out their loathing on the accused perpetrator of the abduction and murder of young Daniel Morcombe on the Sunshine Coast in 2003. We have wept with his parents, and watched, waited and prayed for this … Continue reading
The doors are starting to open on spirituality in health care in Australia
The 21st Century is turning out to be the one in which there is a quest for spiritual understanding by the collective consciousness. This quest is leading to the recognition of the importance of spirituality in many spheres in Australia, including … Continue reading
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Tagged 4th Australian Conference on Spirituality and Health, Australian Catholic University, Daryl Francis, Dr Christina Puchalski, Dr Kenneth Curry, Dr Nasrin Parsian, forgiveness, from brokenness to wholeness, George Washington Institute of Spirituality and Health, Healing, Health care, health professionals, Kay Stroud, medicine, palliative care, Prof Everett Worthington Jr, spiritual healing, Spirituality, spirituality and diabetes sufferers, Spirituality and Health, spirituality as a healing agent, spirituality in medical schools, Sydney University Medical School, Virginia Commonwealth University, wholeness
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Research AND experience find that people who forgive have fewer symptoms of stress….
My colleague, Eric Nelson, Media and Legislative Spokesperson for Christian Science in Northern California, has discovered scientific research that shows that people who forgive have fewer symptoms of stress. The Stanford Forgiveness Project “I am a Senior Consultant in Health Promotion … Continue reading
