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Hugh Grant lead off the celebrations for the charity www.healthtalkonline.org on the South Bank in London by launching a fund-raising appeal with the co-founder Dr Ann McPherson
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Hugh Grant lead off the celebrations for the charity www.healthtalkonline.org on the South Bank in London by launching a fund-raising appeal with the co-founder Dr Ann McPherson
This was projected at the Koret Auditorium, De Young Art Museum, San Francisco, California as part of a lecture on Mission murals and street art on November 6, 2009. Someone tell the stencil artist!
Journaling has always been cathartic for me. Ever since I was a little girl, I have kept a journal. I used to think that I would be a writer like Laura Ingalls Wilder, and I wanted to have journals recording the events of my life that I could look back at later and use as material for my novels. Later, writing became a way to deal with my feelings when they were overwhelming, which was a lot of the time. In high school I journaled constantly - I carried my journals everywhere and I wrote a lot. I also started writing poems and stories, and I have notebooks full of those as well, but I mostly kept them separate from my journal writing.
In college, my journaling went electronic. I started a livejournal, then a myspace, and eventually a facebook page. Journaling became public - something for everyone else's consumption. This was not a bad thing. One of the major reasons I journaled was because I felt like I had no one to talk to about the things I was feeling. So, I wrote. Electronic journaling became a way to share thoughts and feelings from a safe place - really me, but protected behind a screen. There is an emotional dissociation that people tend to have with electronic text that let me post whatever I wanted and share what was in my mind, and still not feel like I was being too revealing, even though the people reading what I was writing knew me in real life.
And now, it's back to paper again. My photos have become a journal of sorts. Some chronicling my daily adventures, others taken for their emotive or evocative qualities, and still others thought and sight experiments to let me refine my own aesthetic vision and technical abilities.
1.Time
is most important thing given ti anyone.We always tend to postpone things and suddenly years pass .So if you want to do things do them with fixed time periods and take them as serious
2.Relationships
These are always give you lessons .Everyone faces failed relationships in their life...
Hugh Grant lead off the celebrations for the charity www.healthtalkonline.org on the South Bank in London by launching a fund-raising appeal with the co-founder Dr Ann McPherson
Jatamansi
Spikenard, popularly known as jatamansi in India, has been used extensively in Ayurveda for ages. The herb has multiple benefits ranging from skin care, treating bacterial infection, odour removing to anti-inflammatory, laxative, sleep inducing, being good for the uterus among others. Jatamansi is considered to be memory enhancing. It also has relaxing and calming attributes which makes it an important ingredient for various ayurvedic and herbal medicinal products.
Amazing benefits of Jatamansi
1. Hair growth: The extract of jatamansi oil is helpful in the growth of hair. It is beneficial for smooth, silky and healthy hair too. It is used to improve complexion and ensures glowing and shining looks to the body. The root of the powder in water when applied promotes skin texture.
2. It is used as anti-epileptic.
3. Cardiac health: It ensures good cardiac condition as observed in mice.
4. Memory and learning: The medicinal plant is helpful in enhancing the faculties of the brain and combats the mental problems thus impart calm and peace to mind. It is one of the effective medicinal roots to subsidies the three humors-Vatta, Pitta and Kapha and provides delightful state to the doshas of the body.
5. Strengthens the nervous system: It helps to provide vitality, vigor and strength to the body thus good for the nervous system.
6. Stress buster: The plant has the power to reduce stress, anxiety and tension by balancing biochemical reactions in the body. It is good to have the mind cool and healthy and acts as one of the finest mind rejuvenator tonic. It facilitates sound sleeping thus good for those who have stressful life.
7. Skin infection: The burning sensation of skin and inflammation get subsidized when the decoction of Jatamansi powder prepared in cold water is applied.
8. Liver problems: it shows hepatoprotective effects along with momordica charantia and ferula asafetida.
9. Antidepressant: The extract of N. jatamansi show anti-depressant features
10. Antifungual: The essential oil of it acts against fungus like Aspergillus flavus and Aspergillus niger
Other Names: Sunbul, Sunbul al-teeb, Sunbul Hindee, Sunbul al-’asaafeer, Nardeen, Jatamamsi, Gan song, Musk Root, Indian Spikenard, Nard Indien, Achte Narde, Moschuswurzel, Sumbulwurzel, Baalchad, Kalichad, Jatamasi, Balcharr, Charr, Jatamashi, Bhootajata, Ganagila maste, Bhut-jaat, Bhutijatt, Nardostachys jatamansi DC, Jatamansi, Sumbul Hindi, Narde Hindi, Reshahwala, Balchhar, Chharguddi, Jatamansi, Mansi, Jata, Jatila, Balcharr, Sumbul-ut-teeb, Jattamasi, Jathamansi
Thanks
Vikas Petwal
Kyros figures out how to foil a UFO abduction...
Kyros is a friend of mine and we were together today for a trip to Soquel to pick up some wine when the mission came in. I quickly enlisted his assistance with holding the props for the challenge.
Part of the response for the flickr group MISSION24, where the challenge was to respond to "HELP."
Where I grew up in the 1950s I lived opposite an ex-RAF aerial photographer. He gave me equipment & I learnt processing. I made the outside lavvie into a tank-loading cubicle & the upstairs bathroom into a processing lab. I was given plate cameras & photographed gravestones for neighbours for pocket money. Then I discovered it was the 1960s so I ought to be doing other stuff. Photography became something to do on holidays & days out with mum. Leapfrog into the late 80s & I bought a Canon A1 as a Christmas pressy for a loved one. Loved one usefully returned it a few years later after the disappearance of love. F/F to 1997 where I join a public-access darkroom, learn to do stuff 'properly' again & mess around improperly with fun attached.
Saint Vincent Archabbey, was founded in 1846 by Father Boniface Wimmer, OSB, and is the oldest Benedictine monastery in the United States.
There is a such thing as a "Steampunk Sourcebook" ? haa, someone was hiding it in the drawing section of Barnes and Noble
The lady was selling the hand woven socks admist the wilds, where it was hard for me to imagine any potential buyer. Then I thought may be the motive is not necessary sales but to sit back and enjoy doing whatever is at hands. Somewhat like what sheperds do.
She offered me fresh apricots from the bowls kept in front... and needless to mention , i was obliged for this gesture.
Ohmygosh I cannot express how much I love this organization.
It's so beautiful.
I'm so proud that I walked around the halls today and saw people look at my arm, look up, and nod, then showing me there on their arm was the same word.
Truly beautiful and amazing.
For all that read this:
If anyone is ever feeling down or just wants to talk, feel free to message me. I'm always here to listen.
It's the spirit of the day :D
love always,
leah
Hugh Grant lead off the celebrations for the charity www.healthtalkonline.org on the South Bank in London by launching a fund-raising appeal with the co-founder Dr Ann McPherson
Words of wisdom, wise words, onesong blog, perception, self help, spiritual guidance, spiritual sayings, sri twangybanjo
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Wisdom Words are inspirational quotes written by Dianne Adams of Wisdom Words Sauble Beach.
Wisdom Words serves as a reminder to live your life in the moment, find your own inner peace and to not judge people and situations in your life.
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Helping make a difference one moment at a time.
Updating my database: servers do it automatically every few minutes in some cases- the Internet is so smart, it knows we are constantly changing!
One of the things I am changing is feeling under-appreciated. I had this awareness that I get my satisfaction and pleasure from what I am doing in the moment. Yet I too often have front-loaded and back-loaded things with expectations. They impact the energy and the experience itself. I am choosing to give up that habit as I am a pleasure seeking person! I have re-purposed the pity pot I used to have into a compost bin where my "I am done with that" thoughts go to be reconfigured. Now I ask, “are things being done to you or for you?” This changes the energy for me in a heart beat. (Because I understand now it's all for me. And it's all good.)
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“My whole life is a struggle. When I was a child I had leprosy and ulcers. Then I lost my parents. Then I lost my husband. Now I’m involved with tailoring for rest of life...I have to get food for myself, there’s no one to help me. But I don’t want to marry again. If I hadn't had leprosy, then maybe I would be educated and be able to get a job. Life is not joyful.”
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Elephant pep talk.
Lyrics from Nat King Cole singing 'Unforgettable'.
Part of my ongoing Doodle-a-day project.
Social conformity does not necessarily constitute spiritual maturity. In fact, the more spiritually advanced you are, the more childlike you become.
And a controlled childhood is so much better than a reckless one prone to fatal mishaps.
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Journaling has always been cathartic for me. Ever since I was a little girl, I have kept a journal. I used to think that I would be a writer like Laura Ingalls Wilder, and I wanted to have journals recording the events of my life that I could look back at later and use as material for my novels. Later, writing became a way to deal with my feelings when they were overwhelming, which was a lot of the time. In high school I journaled constantly - I carried my journals everywhere and I wrote a lot. I also started writing poems and stories, and I have notebooks full of those as well, but I mostly kept them separate from my journal writing.
In college, my journaling went electronic. I started a livejournal, then a myspace, and eventually a facebook page. Journaling became public - something for everyone else's consumption. This was not a bad thing. One of the major reasons I journaled was because I felt like I had no one to talk to about the things I was feeling. So, I wrote. Electronic journaling became a way to share thoughts and feelings from a safe place - really me, but protected behind a screen. There is an emotional dissociation that people tend to have with electronic text that let me post whatever I wanted and share what was in my mind, and still not feel like I was being too revealing, even though the people reading what I was writing knew me in real life.
And now, it's back to paper again. My photos have become a journal of sorts. Some chronicling my daily adventures, others taken for their emotive or evocative qualities, and still others thought and sight experiments to let me refine my own aesthetic vision and technical abilities.
Balancing work and life is so much more fun mid-air
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Hugh Grant lead off the celebrations for the charity www.healthtalkonline.org on the South Bank in London by launching a fund-raising appeal with the co-founder Dr Ann McPherson
Inspirational message by Jonatan Svensson on the subject of maturing in Christ and becoming like our heavenly Father. for more info visit www.loverevival.com or the swedish site www.fadern.se
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Low self-esteem, sense of isolation, and lack of confidence. Sound familiar? All of the ingredients for a bungling existence.
Insecure people need a spiritual guide to help them find the path. Without a path it is dark and dangerous.
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You're no idiot, of course. You know that images & events in your dreams reflect insights into your past, present, or future. But when it comes to recalling your dreams & deciphering what they mean. you'd rather go back to sleep.
Time to wake up! The Complete Idiot's Guide to Interpreting Your Dreams demystifies the dream proccess, so antone can embark on a journey into the hidden subconcious. In The Complete Idiot's Guide, you get:
Solid Information on why we dream
Easy to follow descriptions of what happens when we reach REM sleep
Practical suggestions for remembering your dreams, such as keeping a dream journying
Useful guidelines for recognizing your dream themes & personal dream symbols
Valuable warnings about troubling dreams
Rufus “Catfish” Mayfield testifies before the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee in Washington, D.C. August 23, 1967 considering legislation that would make it a crime to cross state lines to incite a riot.
Mayfield, chair of the board of PRIDE, Inc., dismissed the legislation as a ploy and instead made the plea for funding PRIDE, Inc. as a means of addressing the issues that lead to unrest.
Pride was a fledgling organization started by Marion Barry, Mary Treadwell and Mayfield to provide job training and employment for inner city youth.
“No agitator can tell me what to do. I talked with Rap Brown. I talked with Mr. Carmichael. Did we have a riot? No.”
“Our primary purpose has been to plant self-pride in a person. There’s pride in organizing your own group.”
“Our application is simple. We ask, ‘Do you want to Work? Do you want to mess up the program? Are you ashamed of being black?’”
“If he is ashamed of being black, there is nothing we can do for him.”
Mayfield went on to say that those that want to mess up the program are thrown out and added that an average of 20 have been fired every day.
More than 1,000 youths were at work under the program financed by a Labor Department grant that was due to expire September 1st.
By November, Mayfield resigned from Pride—under internal pressure, according to Mayfield. Treadwell, Barry and executive director Carroll Harvey allegedly were taking the organization in a direction that Mayfield disagreed with, although whatever differences existed were never spelled out publicly.
While his star shined brightly for only a few months, Mayfield was responsible for inspiring young people in the District and in launching what became Marion Barry’s summer jobs for youth program.
For more information and related images, see flic.kr/s/aHsmJwY9vb
The photographer is unknown. The image is courtesy of the D.C. Public Library Washington Star Collection © Washington Post.
Ask not, want not. Be content in your being. Through silence you can hear the inner voice, and not until.
Thought cessation as well as vocal inactivity constitutes true listening.
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