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Tag Archives: Media: Health & Spirituality
Hugs far cheaper than therapy
Clinical studies are showing that love (in the form of forgiveness and acceptance) heals …… but how? My friend and colleague in Victoria, Daryl Francis, reminds us how to love in my guest post this week. Thanks Daryl! Sometimes I … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Science, Health care
Tagged alcoholics, Christian Science, Christian Scientists, community mindedness, Healing, Herald-Sun, Hug someone and be healthy, hugs, humanitarian, Kay Stroud, love, Media: Health & Spirituality, men who hug are slimmer, mind-body, therapy, undesirables
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Artificial Intelligence, Healing and the Nature of Love
Thanks to Ken Girard, Media Spokesperson for Christian Science in Massachusetts, for sharing his experience in this guest post, and explaining how healing through prayer occurs in everyday normal lives. A couple of weeks ago, Carolyn and I watched “A.I. … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Science
Tagged A.I., Artificial Intelligence, Christian Science, Frances O'Connor, Haley Joel Osment, Healing, Jude Law, Ken Girard, love knows no limitations, Media: Health & Spirituality, mind-body connection, movies, Prayer, robot, science fiction, scientific healing prayer, unconditional love, William Hurt
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Mental Health Week: Lucky to be of sound mind?
Since it’s Mental Health Week in Australia, I’m reposting Carey Arber‘s comment on Mental Health Month in NSW. Carey is the Media Representative for Christian Science in NSW. Is mental health really a lottery? Are we sitting ducks? 2011 Mental … Continue reading
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Tagged Carey Arber, Christian Science, Global issues, Healing, Health care, holistic healing, Kay Stroud, Media: Health & Spirituality, Mental Health Month NSW, Mental Health Theme for 2011, Mental Health Week, mental illness, Prayer, Scientific research, sitting ducks, sound mind, Spirituality, Wellbeing: Invest in your life
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Wall Street Journal – “Prayer has a role in treating illness”
On July 8, 2011, Mitch Horowitz wrote a column for The Wall Street Journal titled “When spirituality kills.” In response, Russ Gerber, spokesperson for the Christian Science Church, submitted a letter to the editor, which has been published. Click here for the letter … Continue reading
World Smile Day Pre-empts Mental Health Week in Australia
World Smile Day, this Friday, was launched in 1999 by the creator of the smiley symbol that we all know so well. He felt that all of us should devote one day each year to smiles and kind acts throughout … Continue reading
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Tagged Anne Harrington, anxiety, Christian Science, Christian Scientists, depression, Health care, Kay Stroud, Media: Health & Spirituality, Mental Health Week, mental illness, Scientific research, Spirituality, The Cure Within: A History of Mind-Body Medicine, World Mental Health Day, World Smile Day
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Social Media Could Make You a Better Person
What do you think about social media? Does it have ‘real’ value? My colleague in Northern California, Eric Nelson, thinks that using it actually makes you a better person! You can read his thoughts on the subject below, and then let … Continue reading
How was your check-up?
My guest blogger today is Linda Ross, Christian Science Media Spokesperson for the state of Connecticut in the USA. She writes for creedible.com, an interfaith religious website, where many faiths have a voice, including Christianity, Islam and Buddhism. Many have check-ups … Continue reading
Red Wine No Special Protective Properties, but Spirituality Health-Promoting
Monday’s Courier-Mail ran a story (Red repudiated to the last drop) quoting the national Alcohol Policy Coalition as challenging the ‘myth’ of the health benefits of drinking alcohol, and in particular red wine. The chief executive of the Victorian Heart … Continue reading
Sponge Bob ….. How could you?
Are you a Sponge Bob fan? He’s been in the news in Australia, as well as the USA. Well, my guest post today is by Cynthia Barnett, Christian Science Media Representative and Legislative Liaison from North Carolina, USA. She has … Continue reading
Has Genetics become a new version of Predestination?
Do our genetic makeup and hereditary background predetermine our longevity and health, regardless of how we live our lives? If so, isn’t this a contemporary version of John Calvin’s doctrine of predestination? Calvin said, among other things, that some individuals are set … Continue reading
Placebos, Coffee Addiction and a Healing of Multiple Sclerosis
The Courier-Mail article “Coffee hit all in the mind” caught my attention on the weekend. Apparently a scientific study conducted in Great Britain suggests that the stimulating effect of coffee might be all in the mind. Some volunteers who were … Continue reading
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Tagged All in the Mind, Anne Harrington, Christian Science, coffee, coffee addiction, Courier Mail, Healing, health, Jane Starrett, Kay Stroud, Lourdes, Mary Baker Eddy, Media: Health & Spirituality, medicine, multiple sclerosis healed, placebo effect, power of positive thinking, power of suggestion, Science and Health, The Cure Within, time for thinkers, YouTube
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Why being young at heart works. Is there a science behind it?
Thank you to Sarah Marinos of body+soul at the Courier-Mail, for writing an article last Sunday on the health benefits of thinking and acting younger – “Why being young at heart works”. Amongst the myriad of ads by the pharmaceutical … Continue reading
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Tagged body+soul, Christian Science, Counterclockwise, Courier Mail, divine Science, Dr Ellen Langer, empirical knowledge limited, God, Harvard University, Jennifer Aniston, Kay Stroud, Mary Baker Eddy, Media: Health & Spirituality, Mindful Health and the Power of Possibility, mindfulness, not self-limiting, positive thinking, Sarah Marinos, Science and Health, Spirituality, The Young Ones, young at heart
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The Bright Side is Only Way to Live
What a lift I received from Jane Fynes-Clinton’s piece in the Courier-Mail last week, “Bright Side is Only Way to Live”. I agree with Jane that looking on the bright side is definitely the better way to live, despite the … Continue reading
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Tagged Christian Science, Courier Mail, demonization of our politicians, God, gratitude for democracy, Health care, Jane Fynes-Clinton, Kay Stroud, Mary Baker Eddy, Media: Health & Spirituality, optimism, optimist, pessimism, Religion, Science and Health, Spirituality, time for thinkers
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