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Spirituality >>> Better Mental Health
Amazing discoveries are being made in the laboratory today! “The brain is an object of thought, and not the thinker”, my colleague Keith Wommack, media spokesperson for Christian Science in Texas, has discovered. Check out his whole article – first … Continue reading
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Tagged American Journal of Public Health, anxiety, brain, depression, emotional difficulties, Keith Wommack, Kirsten Dunst, Lars von Trier film, Melancholia, mental health, mental illness, neuroplasticity, Spirituality, Wave III Baylor Religion Survey
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