A friend of Hugs Heal shared this article with me today and I'd like to share it with all of you!
What a wonderful way to respond to Hug Bans in our schools!
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My name is Regina and I'm the creator of Hugs Heal. I'm an artist/artisan working on my website, Gini's Magic, a few other blogs, Hugs Heal, my clothing line, and my newest venture NeverEnding Designs where I sell my original drawings and jewelry creations.
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This blog is dedicated to bringing people together and to spreading a message of love and kindness. Hugs Heal is inspired by the awesome healing power of hugs.
Read all about how Hugs Heal got started at the Hugs Heal Myspace.
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1 comment:
I did a little research on johnson city illinois on the internet- they have no web sites for their school district-maybe they had to take them down?
Or the place is so small that they are disconnected from the wrst of the world? There isn't even a real estate page anywhere to be found...
But... there is a web page for the cities newspaper that wrote and printed this article...it is www.mariondaily.com...well actually the paper is in Marion Il...so what other isolated strangeness goes on- book banning?
I agree...I am also a prescribed hugger- it creates a transfer of energies- it heals absolutely...I have a quote by Thich Nhat Hanh
that you will enjoy...
there is also a hero of mine...she is Amma- the hugging saint of India... here is her web page...
http://www.amma.org/
Blessings and hugs,
Marianne Goldweber
Spiritualist minister
Every one of us needs a home.
The world needs a home.
There are so many young people who are homeless.
They may have a building to live in, but they are homeless in their hearts.
That is why the most important practice of our time is to give each person a home.
Thich Nhat Hanh
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