healing agent

“But not the innocent person caught in-between that, by God’s grace, may even be the greatest healing agent you need in which to recover from such an atrocity.”

"In times of chaos, I've always reached for music as a kind of salve or a healing agent," she told the BBC earlier this year.

"In times of chaos, I've always reached for music as a kind of salve or a healing agent," she told the BBC earlier this year.

“Until followers of Jesus are once again willing to speak truth to power rather than act like court pastors,” he concluded, “the crisis in American Christianity will only deepen, its public testimony only dim, its effort to be a healing agent in a broken world only weaken.”

Tobacco is also employed medicinally: Sprinkling it on the bed of an ill family member is thought to protect the patient and serve as a healing agent, as Minnesota-based Chippewa tribal members noted in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine.