Author Archives: Jean Bringol

As long as we think our foe is a mere mortal, the enemy is sitting pretty. But we know the enemy’s true identity, right? Continue reading →

There are four healing centers on the head and neck.  These healing centers appear to work like a hidden fuse box that when the correct switches are flipped on, will allow healing of almost anything.  They do this by removing … Continue reading →

Volumes have been written over the years on communication skills in how to play nice in the corporate sandbox for developing customer loyalty. But did you know many of these same techniques have evolved into “compassionate communication” skill sets? Continue reading →

Rick Warren says people ask him, “What is the purpose of life?”  He responds, “In a nutshell, life is preparation for eternity. We were not made to last forever, and God wants us to be with Him in heaven. One … Continue reading →

  Mark Waldman, author of Words Can Change Your Brain, has observed a dilemma in the way we communicate.  “Even though highly educated, we are unskilled when it comes to communicating with others. We often choose our words without thought , oblivious of the … Continue reading →

In 2010, Dr. Alex Loyd Services published material about stress and its affects on our daily lives.  Their findings say, “according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Stanford University, and numerous health experts, the number one killer on … Continue reading →

Accepting our reflection in the mirror as God’s creation can change the way we think of ourselves. Continue reading →

DISCLAIMER: I share what I learn about the mind and body connection related to stress, self-esteem and perfectionism. I’m not an expert in the medical field, biology, chemistry, or disease research. However, I’m an insatiable reader on what the experts … Continue reading →

Gleaning through publications I ran across an article written by Diane Eble who also blogs about healing. She had recently read an article by Kevin Miller on ‘calling’ who defines calling as ‘the place God calls you to is the place … Continue reading →