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Dictionary - Abduction
Dream
Interpretation Abduction
Abduction in you dream indicates wish-fulfilment and is, in general, a good sign of achieving goals which seemed unattainable. Dreaming about being abducted indicates success for you, even if you have a lot of resistance in real life situations. But if you observe someone being abducted, you can expect some unexpected news!
Source: Dream-Land, http://www.dream-land.info
(See also: Dream
Archives, Meaning of Dreams, Dream Interpretation, Dream Dictionary, Dream Dictionary - Abduction , Meaning of Dreams about Abduction ,
Dream Interpretation Abduction )
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- Kidnapping
Kidnapping The main theme in abduction dreams is fear. The dreamer may be afraid of losing a very important part of himself or of losing his safest and most familiar surroundings. Also, the dreamer may be afraid of leaving his home, childhood, familiar support group, or long standing ideas. These type of dreams may be most prevalent during times of psychological or physical transition and during stressful times of life when the future is somewhat uncertain. Consider the details of your dream and try to isolate or identify the fear that created the dream. Please refer to the page called Your Dreams and My Dreams in order to obtain a general understanding of how dreams could be interpreted. Superstition based dream interpretation books say that dreaming about being kidnapped is really an omen and that you will receive unexpected news and be successful against your opposition.
Source: Dream Lover
Incorporated, http://www.dreamloverinc.com
(See also: Dream
Archives, Meaning of Dreams, Dream Interpretation, Dream Dictionary, Dream Dictionary - Kidnapping , Meaning of Dreams about Kidnapping ,
Dream Interpretation Kidnapping )
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Garuda Garuda A mythical bird half-man-half-bird -on which Lord Visnu moves. It is the vehicle of Lord Visnu. Shri Garuda is one of the powers of Lord Visnu himself. Huge in size, and brighter than pure gold, its Teja (lusture) crosses the Sun. Extremely heroic and brave in nature and a staunch enemy of evils and snakes (representing evil). Also, he is destroyer of poison. Garuda Sadhana gives the power to cure venom and poisonous effect. According to Puranic stories, he was born of Sage Kashyapa and Vinata, one of the daughters of Daksha Prajapati and is of Kaashyap gotra. He has a white face, a beak-like long nose, red wings, and a huge body with a golden hue. His lustre was so brilliant that soon after his birth, the demi-gods mistook him for Agni (fire) and began worshipping him. Garuda had a son named Sampati, and his wife was Unnati. Another wife of Kashyapa, Kadru, who was the mother of the serpent race, was Vinata's great rival. Once the two wives had a dispute over the color of the horse of Indra- the, Uchchaishrava, that was obtained during the churning of the ocean (samudra-manthana). Vinata lost the bet and as per the conditions, she was made a slave of Kadru. She could regain her freedom only if Garuda could obtain the nectar (Amrit). Garuda succeeded in stealing it from heaven but not without a fight with Indra, its preserver. In one side were all the Gods with Indra and Garuda was on one side. It was said that he almost won over all the Gods before being severly harmed and in the process Indra's Vajra (thunder-bolt weapon) was destroyed. Indra recovered the nectar afterwards, after Garuda freed his mother. Garuda's son Jatayu once tried to fly up to the Sun in the sky. This burnt his wings and he fell down. Also, he tried to resist Raavana during the abduction of Sitaa and got fatal injuries. In this condition, he awaited his death till giving Raama the details of Sita's abduction by Ravana and her whereabouts. His last rites were performed by Rama. Jatayu had been a friend of Rama's father, Dasharatha. Garuda, after getting permission and acceptance from Shri Visnu, after the war, wrote one of the first Puraanas, teh Garuda puraana. This is in the form of instructions to Garuda by Vishnu and deals with a variety of science and principles, including the secret of creation of the Universe. Garuda Mantra: Om PA Kshim Svaaha Garuda Mantra for destroying poison: Om hreem hrauum hreem hreem bhirundayai svaahaa Garuda Gaayatri: Om TatPurushaaya Vidmahe, SuvarnaPakshaaya Dheemahi, Tannoh Garudah Prachodayaat Mahapurusa Achyuta is believed to be born at the will of Shri Jagannath (Visnu), with the inherent subtle power of Shri Garuda. He was found by his father, in dreams, near the Garuda Khamba (pillar), at the front of the Jagannath Temple. Being a power of Visnu, and one of the five souls of Visnu, he easily acquired all the powers (siddhis) of Garuda after sometime, e.g. the power to see the future. He is a saviour of the devotees and extremely kind and devotee-concerned. See "Birth of Shri Achyuta" page for more details and "Taamrapothi" page for his sadhana and the manifested power to see the events in the three time-zones.€€€
(See also: Garuda , Hinduism, Yoga, Body Mind and Soul)
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Parapsychology
Dictionary on Temporal Lobe Activity
Temporal Lobe Activity:
Electrical activity in the temporal lobes of the brain. Often associated with strange sensations, time distortions and hallucinations. Sometimes used as an explanation for seemingly paranormal experiences such as apparitions and alien abduction experiences.
(See also: Temporal Lobe Activity , Psychic, Psychic Dictionary,
Parapsychology, Parapsychology Dictionary)
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Parapsychology
Dictionary on Abduction
Abduction:
The act of an unknown life form taking an individual or a group. Many people believe these life forms to be of extraterrestrial origin. In many abduction cases the abductees are studied by the alleged aliens. There have been reports of beings performing surgical operations, and collecting sperm, ova and tissue samples. In some cases, the abducted person will claim to have had a device implanted somewhere in the body.
(See also: Abduction , Psychic, Psychic Dictionary,
Parapsychology, Parapsychology Dictionary)
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Dictionary on Ramayana
Ramayana "The most ancient Sanskrit epic poem, written by the sage Valmiki. It is estimated to have been composed about 500 B.C., and contains approximately 50,000 lines. The Ramayana describes the life of Sri Rama: his banishment from Ayodhya; life in the forest with his faithful wife Sita; Sita's abduction by Ravana; the war of Rama and his allies against Ravana; defeat of Ravana and rescue of Sita; Rama's return to Ayodhya as ruler; slander of Sita by the people of Ayodhya and her banishment from the kingdom; her subsequent exoneration and final ascent to heaven, where she is joined by Rama." -- Ramakrishna-Vedanta Wordbook "The Ramayana is a work of the same essential kind as the Mahabharata; it differs only by a greater simplicity of plan, a more delicate ideal temperament and a finer glow of poetic warmth and colour. The main bulk of the poem in spite of much accretion is evidently by a single hand and has a less complex and more obvious unity of structure. There is less of the philosophic, more of the purely poetic mind, more of the artist, less of the builder. The whole story is from beginning to end of one piece and there is no deviation from the stream of the narrative. At the same time there is a like vastness of vision, an even more wide-winged flight of epic sublimity in the conception and sustained richness of minute execution in the detail. ...The eopic poet has taken here also as his subject an Itihasa, an ancient tale or legend associated with an old Indian dynasty and filled it in with detail from myth and folklore, but has exalted all into a scale of grandiose epic figure that it may bear more worthily the high intention and significance. The subject is the same as in the Mahabharata,, the strife of the divine with the titanic forces in the life of the earth, but in more purely ideal forms, in frankly supernatural dimensions and an imaginative heightening of both the good and the evil in human character. On one side is portrayed an ideal manhood, a divine beauty of virtue and ethical order, a civilization founded on the Dharma and realising an exaltation of the moral ideal which is presented with a singularly strong appeal of aesthetic grace and harmony and sweetness; on the other are wild and anarchic and almost amorphous forces of superhuman egoism and self-will and exultant violence, and the two ideas and powers of mental nature living and embodied are brought into conflict and led to a decisive issue of the victory of the divine man over the Rakshasa. All shade and complexity are omitted which would diminish the single urity of the idea, the representative force in the outline of the figures, the significance of the temperamental colour and only so much admitte as is sufficient to humanise the appeal and the significance. The poet makes us conscious of the immense forces that are behind our life and sets his action in a magnificent epic scenery, the great imperial city, the mountains and ocean, the forest and wilderness, described with such a largeness as to make us feel as if the whole world were the scene of his poem and its subject the whole divine and titanic possibility of man imaged in a few great or monstrous figures. The ethical and the aesthetic mind of India have here fused themselves into a harmonious unity and reached an unexampled pure wideness and beauty of self-expression. The Ramayana embodied for the Indian imagination its highest and tenderest human ideals of character, made strength and courage and gentleness and purity and fidelity and self-sacrifice familiar to it in the suavest and most harmonious forms..." -- Sri Aurobindo, The Foundations of Indian Culture, SABCL Vol 14 pp. 289-90
(See also: Ramayana , Hinduism,
Vedic Scriptures, Yoga, Body Mind and Soul)
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New Age
Spirituality Dictionary on Alien Abduction
Alien Abduction Kidnapping by non-human beings. The first reported claim of alien abduction was in Brazil in 1957 and since then there have been reports from all over the Western world - in Europe including the UK, Australia, South Africa, Russia, and North America. Although peopleÕs experiences vary quite widely, the following features recur - Light, especially a beam which draws the person up, and sometimes vibration.
- A spacecraft of some kind.
- Humanoid beings, especially small gray ones with large black eyes, who communicate by telepathy.
- Medical tests being performed and eggs or sperm removed so that human/alien offspring can be produced.
- Lost periods of time and inexplicable small wounds.
- Very few accounts are complete but sometimes the full story is recovered through hypnosis.
(See
also: Alien Abduction ,
New Age Spirituality, Body Mind and Soul)
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About fear and its consequences In essence,
fear is caused by a sense of separation from the universal life and loving
spirit in which all of physical and nonphysical manifestation is One. There are
no exceptions to this. Learn to take note when you are feeling separate,
whether from other people, nature, God or spirit. To be free of fear, you will
need to be willing to allow different beliefs and concepts into your mind.
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At times my political views seem to lead me into
contradictions. Last month saw me writing a furious letter to Penthouse
magazine concerning their misinformed story on Witchcraft. Within two weeks I
was writing to the head of the QuickTrip Corporation protesting the removal of Penthouse from their stores. You'd think I would
have been happy at a blow struck against a magazine that maligned my religion.
Not so. At stake is the free expression of ideas. Misinformation and censorship
are both threats to
that freedom. Of the two, I judge censorship to be the greater threat. As long
as publishing continues unimpeded, retraction of misinformation is possible.
When publishing is censored, even that becomes impossible.
Read more here: » Paganism: Paganism Pornography |
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in HinduismHinduism and Marriage
According
to Hinduism, a marriage between two persons is a sacred relationship that is
not limited to this life alone. It extends across seven or more lives, during
which the couple help each other progress spiritually. The adage that marriages
are made in heaven is very much true in case of Hinduism. Two souls come
together and marry because their karmas are intertwined and they have to
resolve many things together upon earth in order to ensure their mutual
salvation.
Read more here: » Hinduism and
Marriage: Marriages
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TimeRaghunath ki Kahani - Epic for All
Time
The Ramayana is one of the most
popular epics of India. Ramayana-lovers are to be found all over the world. All
are not necessarily followers of Hinduism. With its engaging storyline, it
holds readers of all denominations and backgrounds spellbound. Narrated in an
engaging fashion, the story of Rama entertains as well as informs, while
presenting to us the model of an ideal human being.
Read more here: » Ramayana: Raghunath ki Kahani - Epic for All
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Women often financially suffer as a result of divorce due to lower earning potential in many countries, and to their greater historical role in rearing children (these causes are not unrela ...
See also:Divorce, Divorce - History of divorce, Divorce - Great Britain, Divorce - Causes of divorce, Divorce - Religious/cultural attitudes to divorce, Divorce - Divorce's financial implications, Divorce - Divorce's medical and psychological implications, Divorce - Legal aspects of divorce, Divorce - Muslim societies, Divorce - United States, Divorce - Canada, Divorce - France, Divorce - Japan, Divorce - Scotland, Divorce - England and Wales, Divorce - Global issues, Divorce - Statistics Read more here: » Divorce: Encyclopedia II - Divorce - Divorce's financial implications |
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The Indigo Children are not to be considered "superior or elite" in comparison to other humans, but rather viewed as living demonstrations of the dormant abilities that are NOW beginning to rapidly unfold among ALL HUMAN POPULATIONS. Scientific communities in China, the US and other countries are now identifying small groups of infants and children that display rare abilities such as purging HIV, advanced genius and psychic/telekinetic abilities and other extra-ordinary attributes. These are the identified Indigo Children. Indigos can display some or all of these qualities and others not yet identified. In Indigo Children, fragments of DNA science identifies as 'junk DNA' and other portions of the DNA chain that science has yet to identify.
(See also: Indigo Children, What is Indigo
Children, Parenting Indigo Children, Adult Indigo, Indigo Children Channeling)
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Marriage - Western world.
In the Americas and Europe, in the 21st century, legally sanctioned marriages are monogamous (although some pockets of society still sanction polygamy socially, if not legally) and divorce is relatively simple and socially sanctioned. In the West, the prevailing view toward marriage today is that it is based on a legal covenant recognising emotional attachment between the partners and entered into voluntarily.
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See also:Marriage, Marriage - Definitions, Marriage - Types of marriages, Marriage - Western world, Marriage - Eastern world, Marriage - Polygamy monogamy and polyandry, Marriage - Traditional cultures, Marriage - Marriage today in Belgium The Netherlands Canada Spain, Marriage - Unique Practices, Marriage - Recognition, Marriage - Rights and obligations, Marriage - Marriage restrictions, Marriage - Termination, Marriage - Weddings, Marriage - Marriage and religion, Marriage - Marriage and economics, Marriage - Criticisms of marriage, Marriage - Pragmatic marriage, Marriage - Romantic Marriage Vs. Pragmatic Marriage Read more here: » Marriage: Encyclopedia II - Marriage - Types of marriages |
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The body was badly decomposed, and had been partly eaten by scavengers. The skull was badly fractured, the left leg and the right foot were missing; and it was impossible to determine if the body was a boy or a girl. Because the right foot was missing, the body could ...
See also:Lindbergh kidnapping, Lindbergh kidnapping - The Eaglet, Lindbergh kidnapping - The Lindbergh Estates, Lindbergh kidnapping - The Abduction, Lindbergh kidnapping - The Four Colonels, Lindbergh kidnapping - Federal Interest, Lindbergh kidnapping - More Ransom Letters, Lindbergh kidnapping - Enter Jafsie, Lindbergh kidnapping - Gaston Means the Socialite and the Baby Trail, Lindbergh kidnapping - Cemetery John, Lindbergh kidnapping - Enter John Hughes Curtis, Lindbergh kidnapping - Jafsie Delivers the Ransom, Lindbergh kidnapping - The Body, Lindbergh kidnapping - Investigation, Lindbergh kidnapping - The Ransom, Lindbergh kidnapping - Bruno Hauptmann, Lindbergh kidnapping - Hauptmann's Trial Conviction and Execution, Lindbergh kidnapping - Aftermath, Lindbergh kidnapping - Unresolved Questions, Lindbergh kidnapping - Questions about Hauptmann's Guilt, Lindbergh kidnapping - The Eyewitnesses, Lindbergh kidnapping - Condon's Telephone Number in Hauptmann's House, Lindbergh kidnapping - Questions About the Toddler's Corpse, Lindbergh kidnapping - Alternate Scenarios Read more here: » Lindbergh kidnapping: Encyclopedia II - Lindbergh kidnapping - The Body |
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