"When you help someone else, not only do they benefit, but you reaffirm to yourself that you have something of value to give them, and you help to strengthen and nurture a bond with an individual that you're helping," Murthy said.
Bell presided over all of it and more, running the technical board for his show and establishing and nurturing a close bond with his legion of nocturnal listeners.
Forgiveness is critical for healing conflicts between siblings and nurturing a lifelong, trusting bond, says leading forgiveness researcher Dr. Robert Enright, educational psychologist at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and the founder of the International Forgiveness Institute.
Weeks after the archbishop's announcement, Dana Hollister, a local restaurateur and developer, made an offer of $15.5m to the nuns and nurtured a personal bond.
A quieter, more reasoned personality who had been a good player but never a great one, McEnroe collected a bunch of youngsters around him and worked diligently to nurture a deep bond that carried friendship into the heat of battle.
But Harley's gruff manner also disguises the deep pain of her past: her first two marriages ended in relatively civil fashion, but her third husband committed suicide, an act she interprets as an indictment of her ability to nurture an intimate bond.
They were nurturing a viper.
Now, 61 years later, a partner who is learning how to nurture is nurturing a partner who needs nurturing".
Nurturing a relationship takes time.
It means creating and nurturing a dialogue.
Hamilton had nurtured a market for government bonds because he understood that it would help the young country grow.
