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Re: Need illustration on "TOUCH"
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#1 · May 19, 2002, 7:27 am
Quote from Forum Archives on May 19, 2002, 7:27 amPosted by: panoxon <panoxon@...>
Here is one fromPaulTOUCHING AND HUGGING
Suggestion: Embark on a study in the Gospels on the number of times and
reasons Jesus touched someone else. You may be amazed to discover that it
happened with great frequency, and usually with astounding results. In our
day, it is common knowledge that a human touch can mean a big difference in
our attitudes, our outlook on life--even our physical health. Those of us in
ministry have to be extremely careful, of course, in how or whom we touch(!)
but there is still something to be said for a pat on the shoulder or arm or
a good, firm handshake.Hugging can also be done, if done properly. I am not one who advocates
hugging the young women in the church, but if you do, it should be the
"one-armed" variety, where you just put one arm around the shoulder of
another and gently, briefly squeeze before letting go. It can be done
appropriately, and should never be overdone. There are occasions in our
lives when a hug may be the best thing we can do for someone else.Dr. David Bresler, director of the Pain Control Clinic at UCLA, reports that
researchers have discovered that when a person has been hugged, a reaction
occurs that sends supplies of oxygen to all organs of the body, including
the heart and brain. The result is that the immune system is strengthened
and the whole body is toned. The conclusion of the researchers is that
hugging can help us live longer, relieve stress, cure depression, strengthen
family relationships, and even reduce insomnia!"The type of hug that I recommend is the bear hug, says Dr. Bresler. "I
often tell my patients to use hugging as a part of their treatment for pain.
My 15 years of research have convinced me that regular hugging can actually
prolong life by curing harmful depression and stimulating a stronger will to
live."It has been stated, "Hugging is all-natural: it is organic, naturally sweet,
contains no pesticides, no preservatives, no artificial ingredients, and is
100% wholesome. Hugging is the perfect gift: there are no breakable parts,
no batteries to wear out, no periodic check-ups are needed, there is
low-energy consumption and high-energy yield, there are no insurance
requirements and no monthly payments. Hugs are non-fattening, non-taxable,
inflation-proof, theft-proof, environmentally safe, recyclable, and full
returnable!"On Sat, 18 May 2002 21:27:33 -0700 "Al Hughes" <avhughes@kjv.com> writes:I'm looking for a scientific study illustrating the positive benefits of an encouraging "touch."
Posted by: panoxon <panoxon@...>
Here is one from
Paul
TOUCHING AND HUGGING
Suggestion: Embark on a study in the Gospels on the number of times and
reasons Jesus touched someone else. You may be amazed to discover that it
happened with great frequency, and usually with astounding results. In our
day, it is common knowledge that a human touch can mean a big difference in
our attitudes, our outlook on life--even our physical health. Those of us in
ministry have to be extremely careful, of course, in how or whom we touch(!)
but there is still something to be said for a pat on the shoulder or arm or
a good, firm handshake.
Suggestion: Embark on a study in the Gospels on the number of times and
reasons Jesus touched someone else. You may be amazed to discover that it
happened with great frequency, and usually with astounding results. In our
day, it is common knowledge that a human touch can mean a big difference in
our attitudes, our outlook on life--even our physical health. Those of us in
ministry have to be extremely careful, of course, in how or whom we touch(!)
but there is still something to be said for a pat on the shoulder or arm or
a good, firm handshake.
Hugging can also be done, if done properly. I am not one who advocates
hugging the young women in the church, but if you do, it should be the
"one-armed" variety, where you just put one arm around the shoulder of
another and gently, briefly squeeze before letting go. It can be done
appropriately, and should never be overdone. There are occasions in our
lives when a hug may be the best thing we can do for someone else.
hugging the young women in the church, but if you do, it should be the
"one-armed" variety, where you just put one arm around the shoulder of
another and gently, briefly squeeze before letting go. It can be done
appropriately, and should never be overdone. There are occasions in our
lives when a hug may be the best thing we can do for someone else.
Dr. David Bresler, director of the Pain Control Clinic at UCLA, reports that
researchers have discovered that when a person has been hugged, a reaction
occurs that sends supplies of oxygen to all organs of the body, including
the heart and brain. The result is that the immune system is strengthened
and the whole body is toned. The conclusion of the researchers is that
hugging can help us live longer, relieve stress, cure depression, strengthen
family relationships, and even reduce insomnia!
researchers have discovered that when a person has been hugged, a reaction
occurs that sends supplies of oxygen to all organs of the body, including
the heart and brain. The result is that the immune system is strengthened
and the whole body is toned. The conclusion of the researchers is that
hugging can help us live longer, relieve stress, cure depression, strengthen
family relationships, and even reduce insomnia!
"The type of hug that I recommend is the bear hug, says Dr. Bresler. "I
often tell my patients to use hugging as a part of their treatment for pain.
My 15 years of research have convinced me that regular hugging can actually
prolong life by curing harmful depression and stimulating a stronger will to
live."
often tell my patients to use hugging as a part of their treatment for pain.
My 15 years of research have convinced me that regular hugging can actually
prolong life by curing harmful depression and stimulating a stronger will to
live."
It has been stated, "Hugging is all-natural: it is organic, naturally sweet,
contains no pesticides, no preservatives, no artificial ingredients, and is
100% wholesome. Hugging is the perfect gift: there are no breakable parts,
no batteries to wear out, no periodic check-ups are needed, there is
low-energy consumption and high-energy yield, there are no insurance
requirements and no monthly payments. Hugs are non-fattening, non-taxable,
inflation-proof, theft-proof, environmentally safe, recyclable, and full
returnable!"
contains no pesticides, no preservatives, no artificial ingredients, and is
100% wholesome. Hugging is the perfect gift: there are no breakable parts,
no batteries to wear out, no periodic check-ups are needed, there is
low-energy consumption and high-energy yield, there are no insurance
requirements and no monthly payments. Hugs are non-fattening, non-taxable,
inflation-proof, theft-proof, environmentally safe, recyclable, and full
returnable!"
On Sat, 18 May 2002 21:27:33 -0700 "Al Hughes" <avhughes@kjv.com> writes:
I'm looking for a scientific study illustrating the positive benefits of an encouraging "touch."
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