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Tag Archives: time for thinkers
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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Steve Jobs and the Myth of Incurability
Updated October 7, 2011: Since Steve Jobs’ passing this week, you might also like to link to comments from my colleague, Eric Nelson, in Northern California …. The Genius of Steve Jobs – Revisited. Today’s guest post by my colleague … Continue reading
What Kind of Treatment Would You Recommend?
My guest blog by Eric Nelson of Northern California, made me laugh …. and think. Hope it does for you, too. Even when I was a kid I wondered about that one out of every five dentists who didn’t “recommend sugarless gum for … Continue reading
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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Much ado about heaven and hell: Facts and fairy stories
There is HUGE interest in trying to understand the concepts of ‘heaven and hell’. 21 million links came up when I searched on ‘heaven and hell’ in Google! My colleague, Carey Arber from Sydney shares her, and others’, insights on … Continue reading
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Tagged Abraham Lincoln, All Great Quotes, Brainy Quote, Christ Jesus, Christian Science, Consucius, God, heaven, hell, hell a fairy story, John Calvin, Kay Stroud, Mark Twain, Mary Baker Eddy, Media: Health & Spirituality, Oscare Wilde, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Science, Science and Health, Scientific research, Spirituality, Stephen Hawking, Sydney Morning Herald, Tennessee Williams, The Bible, time for thinkers, Twitter, Voltaire, William Blake, William Shakespeare, Winston Churchill
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Could it be that we all have the power to think ourselves young again?
What if it were possible to turn back time? Could it be that we all have the power to think ourselves young again? What a refreshing joy to see the realisation dawn on an elderly person’s face that getting older … Continue reading
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Tagged ageless being, Christian Science practitioner, Christian Scientists, decrepitude an illusion, Healing, Health care, how we age, image and likeness of God, Kay Stroud, Ken Girard, Lancet, Mary Baker Eddy, Prayer, Science and Health, Scientific research, spiritual healing, time for thinkers, UK's beloved stars, Young Ones ABC Program
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A doctor’s daughter and an atheist – why does she now turn to prayer as a “first resort”?
Today, I’m sharing Polly’s change of thought that transformed her from an atheist to a Christian Science Practitioner - from Tony Lobl’s blog. Tony’s the British and Irish media/legislative representative for Christian Science and representative for Christian Science to pan-European institutions. Today’s … Continue reading
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Tagged atheist, attitude to healing, authority on arthritis, Christian Science, Christian Science lecture, Christian Scientists, God, Healing, Health care, Kay Stroud, Mary Baker Eddy, Media: Health & Spirituality, medicine, Polly Castor, Prayer, regaining hearing loss, Science, Science and Health, scientific healing prayer, time for thinkers, Tony Lobl
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Is something stirring in Mind/Body/Spirit land?
I was helping out on a Christian Science Reading Room stall at the Brisbane Mind, Body, Spirit Festival just yesterday, so Tony Lobl’s blog post (below) struck a chord with me. There were many people that I spoke to who hadn’t … Continue reading
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Tagged baby-boomers, Bible, Christian Science, Christians, Church, consciousness and health, God, Healing, health, Jess W Rainer, Kay Stroud, Mary Baker Eddy, Mind Body Spirit Festival Brisbane, Religion, Royal Horticultural Halls, Science, Science and Health, Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, spiritual healing, Spirituality, The Millennials, Their Strange Religious World, Thom S Rainer, time for thinkers, Tony Lobl, United South East England Reading Room, Youth
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Spiritual evidence-based healing
Following on the theme of evidence based healing explained in my blog a couple of days ago, Bob Cummings, Christian Science Committee on Publication in Michigan, USA discusses in the following post how doctors make sense out of cases of … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew Weil MD, Bob Cummings, God, health, Jesus, medical practitioners, Nicodemus, patients, Science and Health, scientific healing prayer, spiritual healing, spiritual qualities, Spirituality, spontaneous healing, time for thinkers, Why our health matters
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What does it mean when a medical practitioner wants to offer a dose of prayer?
Is there a need for more holistic healing? Around the world this question is often in the headlines, in one form or another. My colleague in the United Kingdom, Tony Lobl, asks some important questions and shares his thoughts in … Continue reading
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Tagged Christ Jesus, Christian Science, Christian Science practitioner, Christian Scientists, Christianity, doctor, Dr Claudia Aguero-Vazquez, Dr Richard Scott, General Medical Council, Global issues, Healing, health, Health care, holistic healing, Kay Stroud, Mary Baker Eddy, medicine, physician-patient conversation, Prayer, Science and Health, scientific healing prayer, scientific prayer, spiritual healing, Spirituality, Spirituality and Health, The Sunday Times, time for thinkers, Tony Lobl, Valley Morning Star
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Asking healthy questions… a refreshing trend in our papers
I agree with Daryl Francis (my friend and colleague in Melbourne), that journalists ARE starting to ask healthy questions, and break with the status quo! Check out this re-post of his blog. Lately, I’ve been rather encouraged by some … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia is economically successful, Australian medical Association, Dr Rosemary Lester, Erik Jensen, gratitude, healthy questions, Kat Hagan, Professor Kerryn Phelps, reality check, Ross Gittins, The Age, The Economist, The Sydney Morning Herald, Tim Dick, time for thinkers, true health
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Is scientific medical research really as replicable as it claims?
My colleague, Ken Girard in Massachusetts, in his guest blog below sheds more light on current research that is forcing us to think beyond the status quo in regard to health. Well, here’s an interesting direction that I’m starting to see. … Continue reading
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Tagged Are the outcomes of medical research infallible?, Christian Science, Disruptive Women in Health Care, Dr John Ioannidis, Glenna Crooks, Global issues, Healing, Health care, Jonah Lehrer, Kay Stroud, Ken Girard, one-dimensional construct, Prayer, reliable evidence, Science, scientific healing prayer, scientific medical research, scientific method, Scientific research, scientific tests, Scientist, spiritual healing, The Atlantic, The New Yorker, The Truth Wears Off, time for thinkers, unimpeachable results, unscientific causal conclusions, Warning: Happy people may be hazardous
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