My mom has a magical presence. She has this incredible ability to make everything better just by being there. It's like she has a special kind of magic that can heal any wound or solve any problem. Whenever I'm feeling sad or down, my mom always knows exactly what to say or do to make me feel better. She has this way of comforting me and making me feel safe, like nothing bad can ever happen when she's around. Her presence alone is enough to brighten up a room.
Notes: This case first aired on the November 17, 1995 episode. Jineane Ford from KPNX-TV, Phoenix, Arizona, helped to present the segment.
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Background A Santa Fe woman named Linda Tellington-Jones is a healing therapist who uses a special, rather unorthodox healing technique known as Therapeutic Touch to help heal sick animals. Background A Santa Fe woman named Linda Tellington-Jones is a healing therapist who uses a special, rather unorthodox healing technique known as Therapeutic Touch to help heal sick animals.
Her presence alone is enough to brighten up a room. She radiates love and warmth, and it's contagious. Whenever she walks into a room, you can immediately feel the positive energy she brings with her.
Linda Tellington-Jones
Background: A Santa Fe woman named Linda Tellington-Jones is a healing therapist who uses a special, rather unorthodox healing technique known as Therapeutic Touch to help heal sick animals. Therapeutic Touch, or "T-Touch", involves touching parts of a body in an attempt to "awaken" the cells. Since 1975, she has helped over 1000 animals. Skeptics, however, believe that her "healing technique" is merely a pleasant massage.
Unsolved Mysteries sent Linda to the "Out of Africa" Wildlife Park in Phoenix, Arizona, to help animals there, including Brindle, Cheddar, Kipley, and Genesis.
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- Keiko - a killer whale that was featured in the movie Free Willy. From 1985 to 1995, he suffered from papilloma, which is a strange, wart-like growth on his body. However, Linda used T-Touch on him, and the papilloma went away within a day.
- Brindle - a 400-pound Siberian Tiger. For years, she would unexpectedly charge her fence, scaring visitors and causing problems for her handlers. At first, Linda was able to get close to Brindle, but she later lashed out.
- Cheddar - a temperamental African caracal. His paws may have had nerve damage. Linda was unsuccessful at helping the animal.
- Kipley - a 400-pound Bengal Tiger whose joints were inflamed. Linda's T-Touch seemed to help relax him.
- Genesis - another Siberian Tiger who is violent and known to attack his own handlers. It was too dangerous for Linda to go into the enclosure herself, so she guided one of Gensis's handlers into performing T-Touch. This appeared to help calm him down. A few hours later, another T-Touch was performed. This appeared to be successful in helping the animal. A doctor who had previously treated him believed that the T-Touch helped him.
Notes: This case first aired on the November 17, 1995 episode. Jineane Ford from KPNX-TV, Phoenix, Arizona, helped to present the segment.
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Background: A Santa Fe woman named Linda Tellington-Jones is a healing therapist who uses a special, rather unorthodox healing technique known as Therapeutic Touch to help heal sick animals. Therapeutic Touch, or "T-Touch", involves touching parts of a body in an attempt to "awaken" the cells. Since 1975, she has helped over 1000 animals. Skeptics, however, believe that her "healing technique" is merely a pleasant massage.
Unsolved Mysteries sent Linda to the "Out of Africa" Wildlife Park in Phoenix, Arizona, to help animals there, including Brindle, Cheddar, Kipley, and Genesis.
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But it's not just her words or actions that have this magical effect on people. It's something deeper than that. It's the way she genuinely cares about others and always puts their needs before her own. She has this incredible ability to make everyone around her feel seen, heard, and loved. Her magic extends beyond just her immediate family. She has this incredible ability to make friends wherever she goes. People are naturally drawn to her because of her positive energy and genuine kindness. I think what makes my mom's presence even more magical is that she doesn't even realize how special she is. She's the kind of person who doesn't seek attention or praise, but instead focuses on making others happy and comfortable. My mom's magical presence is something that I will always be grateful for. It's a gift that she brings to every situation and it has the power to transform lives. I'm so lucky to have her as my mom and to experience the magic that she brings to my life every day..
Reviews for "Unleashing the Magic in My Mom's Loving Touch"
1. John - 2 stars - I found "My mom has a magical presence" to be quite underwhelming. The storyline lacked depth and failed to captivate my interest. The characters felt one-dimensional and I found it difficult to relate or connect with them. Additionally, the writing style felt repetitive and lacked creativity. Overall, I was disappointed with this book and would not recommend it.
2. Emily - 3 stars - While "My mom has a magical presence" had its moments, I felt the execution fell flat. The concept of a magical presence was intriguing, but the plot lacked coherence and seemed disjointed at times. The pacing was also inconsistent, making it difficult to stay engaged throughout the book. I appreciate the author's attempt to explore themes of motherhood and magic, but I believe it fell short of its potential.
3. Sarah - 2 stars - I was really looking forward to "My mom has a magical presence" based on the intriguing premise, but I found it to be quite disappointing. The writing style was overly simplistic and the dialogue felt forced and unnatural. The character development was lacking, and I found it difficult to connect with any of the characters. The plot also lacked depth and resolution, leaving me unsatisfied. Overall, I was left feeling underwhelmed and wouldn't recommend this book.