Monthly Archives: July 2009

14 | Love

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You yourself, as much as anybody in the entire universe, deserve your love and affection. The Buddha

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13 | WordPress as a Model of Human Consciousness

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Many researchers of the human mind have already tried to explain some aspects of the workings of the mind and ego by analogy of a computer. This holds true also for an open source program such as wordpress. I will … Check the whole post »

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12 | Ileocecal Valve and IBS

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The first part of the article deals with the symptoms and general treatment of IBS, i.e. through dietary changes. The second part introduces a less well known cause and possible treatment of IBS, the adjustment of the ileocecal valve. Disclaimer: … Check the whole post »

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11 | Ileocecal Valve Syndrome

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This article is about a less known source of discomfort in the lower bowels. Check the following list: flu like symptoms headaches, migraines tinnitus diarrhea, constipation bladder infection lower back pain right shoulder pain unexplained thirst nausea excessive gas dark … Check the whole post »

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10 | Patience

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“The greatest prayer is patience” – Buddha

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9 | Diabetes Type 2

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Diabetes (diabetes mellitus type 2) is a disease where high levels of blood glucose result from defects in insulin production or insulin action. It is sometimes also called adult-onset diabetes. It usually begins as insulin resistance, a disorder in which … Check the whole post »

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8 | Digestion – from Bowl to Bowel

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A description of the digestive process – Abbreviated form first: Food gets put into the mouth. Chewing breaks the food mechanically into smaller particles. The salivary glands produce saliva, which moistens the crushed-up food. Saliva also contains enzymes which begin … Check the whole post »

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7 | The Caduceus

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What are the caduceus’ symbolism and history? The staff with the two coiled serpents is very ancient. Depictions are found in Mesopotamia from about 3000 BC. It is also said to be used in Atlantis and ancient Egypt. The exact … Check the whole post »

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6 | Chakra Power

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Chakras are energy centres of the body that connect the physical with the spiritual. They are linked to the energy channels of the spine. The seven major chakras are related to hormonal glands of the body. The Sanskrit word ‘chakra’ … Check the whole post »

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5 | The Guru and the Puzzle of Life

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Imagine – the whole life is a gigantic puzzle, where we have all the pieces, but no clue how to put them together. There is no template or picture with the puzzle. And to make things even worse, most parts … Check the whole post »

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4 | Self-help ‘makes you feel worse’

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An article on the BBC website quotes: Canadian researchers found those with low self-esteem actually felt worse after repeating positive statements about themselves. Repeating positive self-statements may benefit certain people, such as individuals with high self-esteem, but backfire for the … Check the whole post »

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