Patients are injected with gold or carbon nanoparticles, exposed to radio frequency waves and cancerous cells die in moments. Leaving nearby cells untouched. This form of radio frequency treatment differs from others, in as it is totally noninvasive, leaving patients without side effects. May lead to cure.
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Tuesday, August 28, 2007
Monday, August 27, 2007
Creativity:Visualizations
Creativity :: Visualizations
Being able to create visualizations is an important skill for many of the mnemonic techniques that we have discussed for memory improvement. Being able to visualize ideas is also an important trait for the creative thinker. Practicing this skill is a good way to stretch your mental muscles and expand your imagination.There are two factors that are used to describe your skill at making mental images. VividnessThis relates to how clear your visualizations are in your mind. Are they in color? Are they in 3D? Do they include sounds, smells and tastes?ControllabilityThis relates to how accurately you can control the imagery. Can you retain the images for as long as you want? Can you move the images in your mind? Can you modify your images without excessive effort? Concentration and practice will help you improve the controllability of your visualizations.Whenever you want to practice, simply close your eyes and visualize an ordinary object. Try to make it as accurate and clear as possible. This not only gives you practice at visualizing, but also encourages you to pay more attention to your environment, which will improve your awareness of what is happening around you.
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Being able to create visualizations is an important skill for many of the mnemonic techniques that we have discussed for memory improvement. Being able to visualize ideas is also an important trait for the creative thinker. Practicing this skill is a good way to stretch your mental muscles and expand your imagination.There are two factors that are used to describe your skill at making mental images. VividnessThis relates to how clear your visualizations are in your mind. Are they in color? Are they in 3D? Do they include sounds, smells and tastes?ControllabilityThis relates to how accurately you can control the imagery. Can you retain the images for as long as you want? Can you move the images in your mind? Can you modify your images without excessive effort? Concentration and practice will help you improve the controllability of your visualizations.Whenever you want to practice, simply close your eyes and visualize an ordinary object. Try to make it as accurate and clear as possible. This not only gives you practice at visualizing, but also encourages you to pay more attention to your environment, which will improve your awareness of what is happening around you.
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Beyond Accepting what is.
Beyond Accepting What Is
Below is an article written by "Forest Sun." Forest is a Access Facilitator, performer, songwriter, artist and writer. He plays music and facilitates classes all over the world. If you would like him to facilitate classes in your city, feel free to contact him.
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You may have heard people talk about or read books about accepting what is. And it is true that many of us have the tendency to constantly argue with the moment. Our rejection of our own lives distracts us from being present here and now. We forget to have gratitude for our lives and the people in them as they are. We forget to acknowledge that we have created our own lives.
The concept of accepting what is, however, also can be used to disempower. "Oh, you'll get used to it. Just accept that this is how the world is. That's just the way it is. Some things will never change" Accepting what is can be a denial of your creative and generative capacity to create dynamic change.
Have you been using the spiritual credo of "accept what is" as the excuse for not changing your life and the world? Is your life now enough for you? Is the direction this planet is heading working for you? What would it be like to be grateful for what is and still ask the question of how it could be better? All great change on this planet has taken place from someone willing to ask a question. How does it get any better than this? What else is possible?
We tend to forget to ask questions. There is magic and potency in questions. Questions empower. When you ask a question there are infinite possibilities available to you. Take a fixed point of view and you've just limited what the universe can offer you.
What would you like to have in your life that you haven't allowed yourself to have?
What would you like to create in your life that you haven't allowed yourself to create?
What if you could be, do, have, generate, and create anything you choose? What would you change right now?
What if you are way more potent then you think you are?
Perhaps then instead of accepting what is we can begin to create what is.
Currently listening : Walk Through WallsBy Forest SunRelease date: By 17 May, 2005
Below is an article written by "Forest Sun." Forest is a Access Facilitator, performer, songwriter, artist and writer. He plays music and facilitates classes all over the world. If you would like him to facilitate classes in your city, feel free to contact him.
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You may have heard people talk about or read books about accepting what is. And it is true that many of us have the tendency to constantly argue with the moment. Our rejection of our own lives distracts us from being present here and now. We forget to have gratitude for our lives and the people in them as they are. We forget to acknowledge that we have created our own lives.
The concept of accepting what is, however, also can be used to disempower. "Oh, you'll get used to it. Just accept that this is how the world is. That's just the way it is. Some things will never change" Accepting what is can be a denial of your creative and generative capacity to create dynamic change.
Have you been using the spiritual credo of "accept what is" as the excuse for not changing your life and the world? Is your life now enough for you? Is the direction this planet is heading working for you? What would it be like to be grateful for what is and still ask the question of how it could be better? All great change on this planet has taken place from someone willing to ask a question. How does it get any better than this? What else is possible?
We tend to forget to ask questions. There is magic and potency in questions. Questions empower. When you ask a question there are infinite possibilities available to you. Take a fixed point of view and you've just limited what the universe can offer you.
What would you like to have in your life that you haven't allowed yourself to have?
What would you like to create in your life that you haven't allowed yourself to create?
What if you could be, do, have, generate, and create anything you choose? What would you change right now?
What if you are way more potent then you think you are?
Perhaps then instead of accepting what is we can begin to create what is.
Currently listening : Walk Through WallsBy Forest SunRelease date: By 17 May, 2005
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