'Finding Your Sacred Purpose' Audio Course | Soulshaping
As we deal with the challenges, pressures and distractions of daily life, many of us lose sight of our purpose, momentarily forgetting that there is a well spring of magnificence lying in wait within us. Week One:INTRODUCTION TO SACRED PURPOSE Week Two:ADAPTIONS, DISTRACTIONS, TRUTH-ACHES Week Three: GRIST FOR THE SOUL MILL – KEY RELATIONSHIPS, EMOTIONAL ISSUES, LESSONS Week Four:CALLINGS, GIFTS AND ARCHETYPES Week Five: DIVINE PREPARATION & THE PROCESSES OF CHANGE (Befriending Confusion, Living in the Question) Week Six: ASCENDING WITH BOTH FEET ON THE GROUND (Grounding our purpose in real life) Download Today Sliding scale between $39.00-$149.00 depending on your economic circumstances ‘Sacred Purpose’ is the first course offered by Soulshaping Institute, an in-credited institution of essential learning. Soulshaping I is for those who are committed to an authentic life, one that honours their highest possibilities in grounded and heartfelt terms. Soulshaping Institute Jeff Brown
Kom naar de proefdagen Muziek op campus Lemmens | Luca
Zit je in de derde graad van het secundair onderwijs, dan kun je tijdens de krokusvakantie proeflessen komen volgen. Je krijgt twee uur les van een docent, een intensieve training notenleer/dictee of een inleiding harmonie/praktische harmonie. Daarnaast kun je proeven van muziekpedagogie, muziektherapie, compositie en directie. Ten slotte krijg je de kans toelatingsproeven af te leggen. De proefdagen lopen van maandag 16 tot vrijdag 20 februari 2015. Instrument/ zang Maandag 16 februari 2015 10 uur: auditie en mogelijkheid tot afleggen van toelatingsproef voor Instrument/Zang (presentatie van een repertoire van vier zelf gekozen werken, niveau hogere graad DKO/ KSO) 12 uur: infosessie en planning proeflessen 14 uur: feedback auditie Maandag 16 tot en met vrijdag 20 februari 10 tot 17 uur: proeflessen Instrument/Zang Woensdag 18 februari 10 uur: trainingssessie Notenleer & Dictee en mogelijkheid tot afleggen toelatingsproef Muziekpedagogie en Muziektherapie Dinsdag 17 februari Jazz Locatie
How Your Cat Is Making You Crazy - Kathleen McAuliffe
No one would accuse Jaroslav Flegr of being a conformist. A self-described “sloppy dresser,” the 53-year-old Czech scientist has the contemplative air of someone habitually lost in thought, and his still-youthful, square-jawed face is framed by frizzy red hair that encircles his head like a ring of fire. Certainly Flegr’s thinking is jarringly unconventional. The parasite, which is excreted by cats in their feces, is called Toxoplasma gondii (T. gondii or Toxo for short) and is the microbe that causes toxoplasmosis—the reason pregnant women are told to avoid cats’ litter boxes. But if Flegr is right, the “latent” parasite may be quietly tweaking the connections between our neurons, changing our response to frightening situations, our trust in others, how outgoing we are, and even our preference for certain scents. An evolutionary biologist at Charles University in Prague, Flegr has pursued this theory for decades in relative obscurity. He delved into T. gondii’s life cycle.
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Walk into any gym at anytime, anywhere, and you’ll find people of all ages sweating out crunch after crunch, valiantly attempting to shape their midsections. And most likely failing miserably. If you're one of them, there's a good chance you—like the hundreds of people I've trained over the years—are missing one very important piece of the firm-abs puzzle: rotational exercises that develop your 3-D core strength. Most traditional ab exercises, like crunches and sit-ups, only work in a single, front-to-back plane of motion (think of them as 2-D moves). But by simply adding a few twisting motions to your routine, you'll still hit the rectus abdominis and target the internal and external obliques, the VIP muscles that run along the sides of your torso, and are the key to a shapely waist and an injury-free body. These 10 awesome 3-D power moves can give you the strong, sleek abs you want. TIP: Go slow and be mindful about each twist, and think about rotating from above the belly button.
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What If Everything We Know About Treating Depression Is Wrong?
Scientific studies indicate that current medications target the wrong parts of the brain. A new study is challenging the relationship between depression and an imbalance of serotonin levels in the brain, and brings into doubt how depression has been treated in the U.S. over the past 20 years. Researchers at the John D. Dingell VA Medical Center and Wayne State University School of Medicine in Detroit have bred mice who cannot produce serotonin in their brains, which should theoretically make them chronically depressed. But researchers instead found that the mice showed no signs of depression, but instead acted aggressively and exhibited compulsive personality traits. This study backs recent research indicating that selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors, or SSRIs, may not be effective in lifting people out of depression. The study was published in the journal ACS Chemical Neuroscience. SSRIs started to become widely used in the 1980s. About the Author Credits: Cliff Weathers, AlterNet.
