Snack on Hugs
- Feb 17, 2021
- 1 min read
Updated: Feb 27, 2021
The other day I asked my Wellness Revelation group how I could pray for them. My friend Gerry, who is a terrifically busy lady, posted, "please pray that I stop snacking hugs!" After reading her message I sat back in my chair and wondered why she would need prayer to stop "snacking hugs", and then I realized, in her hurry, she forgot to place a comma between snacking and hugs.
Since then, I have
adopted the phrase into my vocabulary, and when I am in want, I ask myself, do I need to snack on love? Love comes in so many beautiful forms, from Eros, the passionate love of a spouse, Philia, the affection of a friend, Ludus, a playful love, Philautia, the love of self, Storage, a parent to child love, or Xenia, to love another through the gift of hospitality.
We can put all these forms of love into practice by calling a friend, playing a game with our families, hugging our children, giving ourselves a manicure, or donating our time or money to our neighbors. But, it is good to remember that all forms
of affection flow from the source, the Agape love of God.
John 3:16 reads, "For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life."
So, I'm going to settle into Jesus' embrace and snack on the best food, His Word, and be filled with God's Agape love.
Hi Heather, more great information on bone building. Also I am almost through the 28 day calendar and it has been fantastic! I highly recommend it.
Heather,
This is great info to share ! I recently had my second bone density test and it had improved from the first one. I trust that it due to the strength training classes I attend with you and my diet !
Hi Heather, excellent information on Bone health. Also, I just finished the 31 day challenge and it was fantastic. Looking forward to the 28 challenge starting tomorrow. Thank you for having all this information and for the great workouts!
Hey, thanks for the info Heather. It actually makes a lot of sense. Haven’t thought about that before. Looks like I’ll be adding a little salt and a little maple syrup!
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Great information Heather, I’ve been there too and just a side note for those gals (like me) who suffer sensitivities to chemicals, my savior was apple cider vinegar to “kill bacteria” after washing and then I used coconut oil rubbed in the pit area. I also added essential oils of lemongrass or geranium for a scent. The ACV was only as needed sometimes takes a few days to kill all bacteria causing smell and then daily with the coconut oil.
Thanks for sharing