Chanting God’s name can bring down physical and psychological issues
Even as there is a call by atheists and Dravidians to abolish Sanatana Dharma, a team of medical researchers in Maharshi Adhyatma Vishwavidyalaya at Ramnadhi, Goa, has come out with findings that chanting God’s name can play
traditional. but overall it s a democratic process, the whole st. hood thing with the popular out poring that has been very strong and you ll see the voice of the people on sunday. alisyn: greg burke live for us from vatican city, thank you. bill: fox news alert back to syria, it s another friday in that country and prayers in the mosques are now ending and that brings a whole new round of violence in the streets of damascus. reports of thousands march much chanting god, syria only. we believe this is from today, we cannot independently verify it, the teargas in the background, the protestors in the foreground demanding the downfall of the current government and the government responding with bullets. stewart holiday is an a ambassar to the u.n. for special affairs.
listen: catherine elizabeth. to my wedded wife. my wedded wife. to have and to hold from this day forward. for better, for worse. for richer, for poorer. in sickness and in health. to love, and to cherish. until death us do part. reporter: the traditional and after the traditional vows were said, the lord bishop of london, after the traditional vows were said, the lord bishop of london, st. catherine s, whose feast day it is, appropriately today, said be what god wants you to be and you will sit the whole world on fire and after the ceremony, speaking of highlights, the couple set out in that 1902 state landau, open carriage, waving at the crowds, who had gathered along whitehall and, right behind us, in front of the big house,