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Re: I breathe love into people's heart's.....Stuart Wilde.

The Stuart Wilde quote began "I breathe love into people's hearts...."

The first part "I breathe love..." is great.

I believe the next part, "...into people's hearts..." is invasive.

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Re: I breathe love into people's heart's.....Stuart Wilde.

SeventhSojourn wrote:

The Stuart Wilde quote began "I breathe love into people's hearts...."

The first part "I breathe love..." is great.

I believe the next part, "...into people's hearts..." is invasive.

I second that!

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Re: I breathe love into people's heart's.....Stuart Wilde.

DURHAM, N.C. – Distant prayer and the bedside use of music, imagery and touch (MIT therapy) did not have a significant effect upon the primary clinical outcome observed in patients undergoing certain heart procedures, researchers at Duke Clinical Research Institute (DCRI), Duke University Medical Center, the Durham Veterans Affairs Medical Center (VAMC) and seven other leading academic medical institutions across the U.S. have found. Therapeutic effects were noted, however, among secondary measures such as emotional distress of patients, re-hospitalization and death rates. [...] (emphasis added)

Source: http://dukemednews.duke.edu/news/article.php?id=9136

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Re: I breathe love into people's heart's.....Stuart Wilde.

That study's been on my mind these past couple days. Specifically, I was thinking that heart conditions may sometimes be related to a lifetime of heartbreak or ignoring the heart, or perhaps people who have hearts so figuratively blackened and shriveled that it becomes literal in the long run.

I'm thinking of "Type A" personalities who live a fast and stressful life too busy to make room for matters of the heart. If the end result is an unintended consequence of choices that result from and exacerbate the very thing needed to benefit from nonphysical healing - a warm and willing heart - what good would distant prayer do for them? Nothing as far as I know. It goes contrary to everything that's common sense in metaphysics.

This study is an example of ignorance. So the patient does nothing but "get things done to them" while the underlying pattern bringing them to this state persists. Even worse, there is no mention of what types of prayers specifically were sent. Was it a powerless begging like "Dear God, please heal this person"? Man...reminds me of caveman scientists rubbing wet sticks together to prove friction doesn't make fire.

But yes, this study suggests that praying to change those who are not willing to change themselves leaves much to be desired. If violating freewill were that easy, killing someone by praying for their demise should be just as successful. The very thing that prevents the latter is what prevents healing of the non-willing. Nonphysical assistance should work better for the willing who are doing all they can and just need a little boost.

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Re: I breathe love into people's heart's.....Stuart Wilde.

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Re: I breathe love into people's heart's.....Stuart Wilde.

morningsun76 wrote:

DURHAM, N.C. – Distant prayer and the bedside use of music, imagery and touch (MIT therapy) did not have a significant effect upon the primary clinical outcome observed in patients undergoing certain heart procedures, researchers at Duke Clinical Research Institute (DCRI), Duke University Medical Center, the Durham Veterans Affairs Medical Center (VAMC) and seven other leading academic medical institutions across the U.S. have found. Therapeutic effects were noted, however, among secondary measures such as emotional distress of patients, re-hospitalization and death rates. [...] (emphasis added)

Source: http://dukemednews.duke.edu/news/article.php?id=9136

Okay, maybe it's just pissed-off spirits in the air today, but this thread triggered an old peeve of mine concerning the multitude of "Miracle" TV shows that were in vogue a while back. The ones where someone is trapped with time running out or is sick. The one constant theme I noticed was that the other participants would always pray to Jesus for help, and then the victim would escape/recover/whatever. I know it's understandable for a person, when confronted by extreme adversity, to pray for whatever help is needed, but the theme was so blatantly Christian that I felt a genuine sense of satisfaction while reading your article. It's unworthy, but at the same time it all felt like a sort of programming was being imprinted with the show, that only Christians would get helped by miracles, since they never bothered to show the miracles of people from other faiths being answered.