Before I was on death row, I had a way of feeling close to people.
|
|
People who reported feeling close to their pet generally walked it more often than those who reported a looser bond.
|
|
It's a means of creating a connection with other people and feeling close to them through the sharing of a common interest.
|
|
"I feel a lot better than trials, so I think I am feeling close to normal," she told a U.S. news conference on Wednesday.
|
|
Long distance relationships can be tough, so what's a better gift than something that'll have her feeling close to you even when you're far away?
|
|
I've loved nursing my daughter in ways I'm almost embarrassed to write down because I know how corny I sound: I love feeling close to her.
|
|
"They're breaking cover because they're feeling close to the edge at this point," said Jonathan Portes, a professor of economics and public policy at King's College London.
|
|
There were so many emotions coursing through me (and SO many hormones) and the truth of the matter was that I just wasn't feeling close to my husband.
|
|
But when the conversation turned to how the music keeps Lisa Marie feeling close to her father, the 50-year-old star began opened up about her past addiction troubles.
|
|
But when she shows me the wooden urn containing Ken's ashes (he passed two years ago), it strikes me that her obsessive collecting is just as much about feeling close to Ken as honoring the deceased princess.
|
|
She admits to feeling close to several of the young girls and women, but she says felt "more of a responsibility towards them," as she gently convinced them to put their faith in her and not their Islamist recruiters.
|
|
Social psychological and neurological evidence suggests that people think about themselves in the future similarly to how they think about other people. Just as feeling close to others increases prosocial giving, feeling close to one's future self motivates people to delay present gratification in order to benefit themselves in the future.
|
|
Joanne Cantor (2004) suggested that “humans are naturally inclined to empathize with the emotions of protagonists….1” This may help explain potential long-term reactions that may accompany exposure to frightening content. Feeling close to the protagonist may enhance the depth of fear and helplessness a viewer might experience. Empathy has long been a subject of communications research.
|
|
A study at Johns Hopkins University found that a dose of 20 to 30 mg psilocybin per 70 kg occasioning mystical-type experiences brought lasting positive changes to traits including altruism, gratitude, forgiveness and feeling close to others when it was combined with meditation and an extensive spiritual practice support programme. There is scientific evidence for a context- and state-dependent causal effect of psychedelic use on connection with nature.
|
|
Arnold's documented pilgrimage to the tomb of the apostle James the Great in Santiago de Compostela, Spain is embellished by another tale: In southern France the aged Arnold came to an area where it had not rained for weeks and the residents were starving. Arnold decided to stop and help alleviate the misery of the people. His own strength began to subside, and, feeling close to death, he wished to die in his homeland. He prayed to God for a sign he received in a dream.
|
|
Baskın Oran, who comes from a family of the Kemalist and secular bourgeoisie always likes to mention that he grew up in favor of the nationalists of his country. He was a leftist activist while still a student feeling close to communists as were many other people at that time (in 1968, he was 23 years old). In 1986, he wrote about The question of the Turkish minority in Greece and about Turkish-Greek relations.Türk-Yunan İlişkilerinde Batı Trakya Sorunu, Ankara, Faculty of Political Science Graduates Association Publication, 1986; 349 p.
|
|
Born in Mampong, Ghana, she is the daughter of Kwaku Gyasi, a professor of French at the University of Alabama in Huntsville, and Sophia, who is a nurse. Her family moved to the United States in 1991 when her father was completing his Ph.D. at Ohio State University. The family also lived in Illinois and Tennessee, and from the age of 10, Gyasi was raised in Huntsville, Alabama. Gyasi recalls being shy as a child, feeling close to her brothers for their shared experiences as young immigrant children in Alabama, and turning to books as her "closest friends".
|
|
"Frustrated", written by Fieger and Knack guitarist Berton Averre, was the B-side of "Good Girls Don't". Like a number of songs on Get the Knack, such as "My Sharona", "Frustrated" was inspired by Fieger's girlfriend Sharona Alperin (if married:Sharona Fieger), and reflected Fieger's real life frustration at the fact that he had a crush on her, but she was keeping him at arm's length (they eventually had a relationship). Lyrics include lines such as "She'll make you weak, out of breath and feeling close to death." Jack Lloyd of Knight Ridder described it as a song of teen-age woe.
|
|
Fini was born on 3 January 1952 in Bologna. His grandfather, a communist activist, died in 1970. His father, Argenio "Sergio" Fini (Bologna 1923 - Rome 1998), was a volunteer with the Italian Social Republic (a fascist state in Northern Italy allied with Germany during 1943-45); he later declared feeling close to the Italian Socialist Democratic Party, but he withdrew from political activity after his son became involved in the Italian Social Movement. His mother, Erminia Marani (Ferrara 1926 - Rome 2008), was the daughter of Antonio Marani, who took part along with Italo Balbo in the march on Rome, which signaled the beginning of fascism in 1922.
|
|
Smith's first foray into pageantry came in 2004 while she was a junior in high school, when a local pageant director asked her to participate in Miss Teen Charleston USA, a title she would win. At the next level, Smith realized she needed to learn more in order to win a state title and took this experience as a stepping stone to her future participation in pageants. Two years later, in 2006, Smith participated as Miss Charleston USA in Miss South Carolina USA and placed fourth runner-up. Feeling close to the crown, Smith competed in 2007, this time as Miss Summerville USA, and again finished fourth runner-up.
|
|
According to the study authors, the finding is significant because "no study has prospectively demonstrated personality change in healthy adults after an experimentally manipulated discrete event." A further study by Griffiths in 2017 found that doses of 20 to 30 mg/70 kg psilocybin inducing mystical-type experiences brought more lasting positive changes to traits including altruism, gratitude, forgiveness and feeling close to others when they were combined with a regular meditation practice and an extensive spiritual practice support programme. Although other researchers have described instances of psychedelic drug usage leading to new psychological understandings and personal insights, it is not known whether these experimental results can be generalized to larger populations.
|
|