How does Oneness Blessing heal us?
If you take a glass of water and using special cameras you can take a picture of its molecular structure. You'll see some patterns. Let us say you touch that same glass of water with Oneness Blessing, and then you take another picture of that, you'll find it will have beautiful floral patterns. The molecular structure itself will have changed because the Oneness Blessing has gone into it. This is science. It has been scientifically proved.
What's your body? Your body is 80% water, so when Oneness Blessing is being given to you, the Oneness Blessing is being absorbed by what is called the sensory cells. And it is transferred to the water in you body, and the blood, etc. So in 80% of your body the molecular
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If the liver is healthy you'll have very little jealousy. If your liver is terrible, you'll suffer from terrible jealousy. All these emotions can be traced back to the organs in the body. They are set right when the changed molecular patterns go into the brain and sets right the brain.
All these things happen because we've touched a glass of water and given it to you to drink. Or we can touch your head with Oneness Blessing and the same thing happens. No water is required. It goes into your body the same way it goes into the water.
This is science, but test it out. You can see the real effects also by testing it out. Empirically you can prove it
How to use Oneness Blessing to heal the others?
You look at a person who is very sick, and you feel touched; you want to help him out. If the person who is receiving the Oneness Blessing also has the same intent, it becomes doubly powerful. To have a strong intention, the heart has to flower; you have to listen to the other person and really feel for him.
If somebody else comes to tell you about his financial problem, you must put yourself in his shoes, see his suffering and his wants. You must take your time, listen to the person, feel for the person, then you begin to empathize with him. Finally, you give the Oneness
Therapeutic touch was developed by Dolores Krieger and Dora Kunz in the 1970s as a non-invasive nursing intervention (Kelly et al. 2004). Jackson and Keegan (2009, p.614) defined therapeutic touch as “a specific technique of centring intention used while the practitioner moves the hands through a recipient’s energy field for the purpose of assessing and treating energy field imbalance.” The original theory of the technique proposed by nursing theorist Rogers (1970) is that individuals as a unified whole have their own permeable energy fields that extend from the skin surface and flow evenly when they are healthy. The energy field of the ill physical body is disrupted, misaligned, obstructed or “out of tune” (Huff et al. 2006). TT has the potential to re-pattern, reorganize and restore the individual’s imbalanced energy fields through the open system extending from the surface of the body interacting with the environment constantly (Krieger, 1979). The earliest studies of healing touch were carried out in the 1950s and 1960s: biochemist Bernard Grad (1965) collaborated with famous healer Oskar Estebany to demonstrate the significantly accelerated healing effects of therapeutic touch on wounded mice and damaged barley seeds. The central aim of healing therapies is to relax and calm patients in order to activate patients’ natural healing ability, and it does not include any religious activity (Lorenc et al. 2010).
However, the primary energy for this type of interactive neurological function is always formed under the authority of God as the Creator. In this context, the flow of the soul/spirits is created by God, which then allows the brain to receive this energy through the pineal gland (brown, 2006, p.37). This is an important argument that shows the duality of God’s omnipotence and the soul’s energy as it flows into the brain and creates the mind. These are the vital characteristics of interactive dualism of the mind and body that occur in the brain of a human being. This type of interactive dualism defines a sensible aspect of brain function and the mysterious “energy” of the soul/spirit that enters the mind and forms a
Is there ever a time that you don't feel like you're running ahead of the tide when it comes to your finances? It seems like just yesterday you paid off the last of the bill for your furnace repair. Now today, you need to call a plumber, because the sink overflowed. You don't have the cash to pay for it. And the real kicker? It just happens that your best friend from high school came a thousand miles to visit you in Gurnee. He wants to play at Six Flags and take part in Waukegan's Art Wauk. Where will that money come from now that all these other things have happened?
A loved one is in a financial crunch. They have suggested “borrowing” some money. The decision is helping them get it or not. A young girl named Ashleigh had a similar situation in the story “Ashes” by Susan Beth Pfeffer. Her dad need money and suggested “borrowing” some from her mother and he wanted Ashleigh to do it.
...ience. Yet, what can be deduced is that it is there prior to our awareness of that which is there. It is both internal and external. The body on its own provide as the access with which the world is known. This connection of the body with the world is anchored on the reality that the body is there with and in the world. The experiences of the body is not something that you extract or signify, it is there simply because the body is there.
In conclusion, one should not try to modify the work of God as it could pose a risk to human health, create discrimination and lead to psychological and emotional distress. Science’s responsibly in this world is not to alter and change God’s handiwork but to research and explore the creations of god.
Most people feel that they should help the needy in some way or another. The problem is how to help them. This problem generally arises when there is a person sitting on the side of the road in battered clothes with a cardboard sign asking for some form of help, almost always in the form of money. Yet something makes the giver uneasy. What will they do with this money? Do they need this money? Will it really help them? The truth of the matter is, it won't. However, there are things that can be done to help the needy. Giving money to a reliable foundation will help the helpless, something that transferring money from a pocket to a man's tin can will never do.
Water, in this case, refers to life and rebirth. A third piece of evidence would be Beloved's appearance; she had soft unwrinkled skin. like that of a baby; "She had new skin, lineless and smooth, including. the knuckles of her hands." Pg.
When people are in need you want to help them but you don’t know how. If you see a homeless person asking for money and food, buy the something to eat and when you give the the food give them some money while you're at it.
You can't, so why believe in something that has no support, aside from an old dogma that has been contradicted a thousand times by science and empirical evidence?
Behavioral jealousy are actions that occur between an individual who is experiencing envious thoughts and how they internalize and react to the stimuli. Pfeiffer and Wong (1989) “conceptualize jealous behaviors as the detective/protective measures a person takes when relationship rivals (real or imaginary) are perceived. Detective actions include questioning, checking up on the partner, and searching the partner’s belongings” (p.183). Research suggests that behavioral jealousy is used to maintain relationships. Relationship maintenance refers to either positive or negative behaviors that occur between two individuals in order to maintain a healthy communicative balance.
and a rise to a new life as a Christian. Water is used to cleanse and
called Ghusl. This is to wash away all sin so the body can meet Allah
Occasionally, we have had to deal with watching our friends struggle. By the time we summon the courage to take action or offer help, it is often too late.
Christians are not called to feel love for all persons, but to desire to act in a caring and just way towards all, which is the true reality of a believer’s unity with Christ. As we can see in Romans 8 it has already been establish that there is no condemnation for the ones whom God is sanctifying by the Holy Spirit. Paul explains that the primary cause of distinction between the true believer and all others is the existence and work of the Holy Spirit within. Within the chapter we all have received the proclamation that we have been freed from the bondage of sin and shame. Paul has taught us that our spirit plays a serious role in the sanctification of the believer. But, today many churches don’t teach much on the necessity of the process that is causing people to go astray doing what they want with no regard’s of what is set in order by God’s word. To truly understand this chapter one must understand text that appears in the text of Romans 6 and 7. This paper will give some of what Paul taught and what he shared about the concept of sanctification and how the spirit is involved with it all.