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The American Psychological Association (APA), after a five year study on devoutly religious people, will now consider an unassailable belief in a deity or a higher power to a point where it impairs one's ability to make conscientious decisions about common sense matters, as a mental illness.  The study showed that deeply religious people often suffered from paranoia, anxiety, emotional distress and hallucinations. The study also states that those who had poor health conditions considered God cruel, and those who consider God kind usually did not suffer from mental illnesses. To give an example, Dr. Lillian Andrews, professor of psychology, said that the 'Jehovah Witnesses' will not accept life-saving donor blood under any circumstance and rather choose to die. According to the professor, such people should be declared 'mentally unfit' for decision making and saved using any appropriate method. The APA will persuade law makers to introduce legislation which would allow doctors the right to force life-saving treatment on those who refuse it for spiritual reasons. Dr. Andrews also considers people claiming to possess self-healing powers, ability to communicate directly to a God and power to see spirits, as signs of a mental break and a loss of touch with reality. The new classification of archaic beliefs as mental disorder is treated as a step towards positive direction by the APA.  More details about the study will be made available to the public in APA's upcoming journal that is expected to be released in August.

The American Psychological Association (APA), after a five year study on devoutly religious people, will now consider an unassailable belief in a deity or a higher power to a point where it impairs one's ability to make conscientious decisions about common sense matters, as a mental illness.  The study showed that deeply religious people often suffered from paranoia, anxiety, emotional distress and hallucinations. The study also states that those who had poor health conditions considered God cruel, and those who consider God kind usually did not suffer from mental illnesses. To give an example, Dr. Lillian Andrews, professor of psychology, said that the 'Jehovah Witnesses' will not accept life-saving donor blood under any circumstance and rather choose to die. According to the professor, such people should be declared 'mentally unfit' for decision making and saved using any appropriate method. The APA will persuade law makers to introduce legislation which would allow doctors the right to force life-saving treatment on those who refuse it for spiritual reasons. Dr. Andrews also considers people claiming to possess self-healing powers, ability to communicate directly to a God and power to see spirits, as signs of a mental break and a loss of touch with reality. The new classification of archaic beliefs as mental disorder is treated as a step towards positive direction by the APA.  More details about the study will be made available to the public in APA's upcoming journal that is expected to be released in August.

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Saturday Morning Vibez with The Love doctor Bringing you Ol School songs from back in the day.

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Lester Sterling OD, also known as Lester "Ska" Sterling or Mr. Versatile, is a Jamaican trumpet and saxophone player.

Born: January 31, 1936 (age 80), Kingston, Jamaica

Education: Alpha Boys School

Siblings: Keith Sterling

Lester G. Sterling was awarded Order of Distinction on November 16th. 1998 for his distinctive contribution to Jamaican music. He is the most outstanding ...

Lester Sterling playing alto sax with The Skatalites at Njoki Summer Festival, Ajdovšcina, Slovenia, 06/23/07.Lester G. "SKA" Sterling have recorded many instrumental classics, and is known worldwide for his musical achievements.Lester Sterling, alto saxophone, the Skatalites 2011-07-31 Amsterdam Reggae Festival

Saturday Morning Vibez with The Love doctor Bringing you Ol School songs from back in the day.

Come hang with him and enjoy the sweet sounds of yeateryear.

Lester Sterling OD, also known as Lester "Ska" Sterling or Mr. Versatile, is a Jamaican trumpet and saxophone player.

Born: January 31, 1936 (age 80), Kingston, Jamaica

Education: Alpha Boys School

Siblings: Keith Sterling

Lester G. Sterling was awarded Order of Distinction on November 16th. 1998 for his distinctive contribution to Jamaican music. He is the most outstanding ...

Lester Sterling playing alto sax with The Skatalites at Njoki Summer Festival, Ajdovšcina, Slovenia, 06/23/07.Lester G. "SKA" Sterling have recorded many instrumental classics, and is known worldwide for his musical achievements.Lester Sterling, alto saxophone, the Skatalites 2011-07-31 Amsterdam Reggae Festival

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A Blend of Poetry with insights and Music To entertain and give food for thought.

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The Bob Marley biography provides testament to the unparalleled influence of his artistry upon global culture. Since his passing on May 11, 1981, Bob Marley’s legend looms larger than ever, as evidenced by an ever-lengthening list of accomplishments attributable to his music, which identified oppressors and agitated for social change while simultaneously allowing listeners to forget their troubles and dance.

Bob Marley was posthumously inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1994; in December 1999, his 1977 album “Exodus” was named Album of the Century by Time Magazine and his song “One Love” was designated Song of the Millennium by the BBC. Since its release in 1984, Marley’s “Legend” compilation has annually sold over 250,000 copies according to Nielsen Sound Scan, and it is only the 17th album to exceed sales of 10 million copies since SoundScan began its tabulations in 1991.