Definition and meaning of Agent's Balance :

Agent's Balance: A periodic statement of the sums due and owed to an agent under the agent's contract with an insurer. 

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Definition and meaning of Balance Sheet :

Balance Sheet: An accounting term which refers to a listing of the assets, liabilities, and surplus of a company or individual as of a specific date.

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BALANCE - the belief that we need to keep our lives on an even keel including that of the spirit. It means knowledge of the light & dark of all things.

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Definition and meaning of BALANCE SHEET :

BALANCE SHEET: Provides a snapshot of a companyÕs financial condition at one point in time. It shows assets, including investments and reinsurance, and liabilities, such as loss reserves to pay claims in the future, as of a certain date. It also states a companyÕs equity, known as policyholder surplus. Changes in that surplus are one indicator of an insurerÕs financial standing.

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ZERO BALANCING

method for aligning body structure and body energy. Through touch akin to acupressure, practitioner seeks to overcome imbalances in the body’s structure/energetic interface, which is said to exist beneath the level of conscious awareness. Zero Balancing is often used for stress reduction.

(See also: ZERO BALANCING, Alternative Health, Healing, Body Mind and Soul)

spinal balancing: Part of Polarity Therapy. Spinal balancing is a variation of CranioSacral Therapy that focuses on the vertebrae. Its theory posits subtle energy flow.

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Balance Therapy: Scientific medical system developed by Arcadi Beliavtsev, the spiritual father of Face Modelling. Balance Therapy encompasses herbalism, homeopathy, and kyo-jitsu.

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ZERO BALANCING

Zero balancing was developed by Fritz Smith, M.D., and has its roots in osteopathy, acupuncture, Rolfing, and meditation. Relaxing, yet energizing, zero balancing integrates fundamental principles of Western medicine with Eastern concepts of energy.

This technique provides clients the possibility of healing by addressing the energy flow of the skeletal system. By working with bone energy, zero balancing seeks to correct imbalances between energy and structure, providing relief from pain, anxiety, and stress.

A zero balancing session, which consists of gentle acupressure focusing on joints and bones, generally takes 30 to 40 minutes and is done through the client’s clothing while they lie on a massage table. For the massage therapist or bodyworker, zero balancing may enhance other modalities and open new avenues of energetic and structural balancing through touch.

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Zero Balancing (ZB, Core Zero Balancing): System of acupressure-like bodywork originated in the 1970s by osteopath and acupuncturist Fritz Smith, M.D. It integrates body energy with bodily structure. Its theory posits bone energy, chakras, and an energy body.

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Aura balancing: (aura cleansing, aura clearing, aura healing, auric healing): Multiform method characterized by treatment of the aura around a person's head or body.

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Energy Balancing: Healing technique that involves working in the body's energy field to promote mental, emotional, physical, or spiritual healing (also Energy Healing)

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Balanced Health: Offshoot of applied kinesiology taught by The Academy of Systematic Kinesiology, in Britain. Treatment may include chakra corrections.

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aura balancing (aura cleansing, aura clearing, aura healing, auric healing): Multiform method characterized by treatment of the energy field (aura) around a person's head or body.

(See also: Aura balancing, Alternative Health, Body Mind and Soul)

Zero Balancing: This technique developed by Fritz Smith MD integrates a Western anatomical view of structure with Eastern concepts of body energy. In a session, the therapist moves through a set protocol designed to enhance energy flow and a sense of physical well-being.

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energy balancing: means of facilitating the flow of bodily vital forces, rejuvenating the nervous system, and promoting internal relaxation. Its principle is that deep relaxation provides an opening for healing energy, and that permeation with healing energy results in the dissolution of layers of tension and the opportunity for self-acceptance.

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Definition and meaning of Balance of Trade

Balance of Trade - [Economics]

Nations seek to maintain a balance of trade with values of imports equal to exports. By balancing trade, a nation can protect the value of its currency on the international market. If a trade imbalance continues, with one country importing more than it is exporting, the value of its currency falls. In the 1980s the United States imported considerably more than it exported, and the foreign exchange market was glutted with dollars. As the value of the dollar fell, the prices of imports increased and consumers paid more for the goods. The imbalance can be corrected by limiting imports or increasing the number and/or quality of exports. Both of these actions affect trading partners which may retaliate by raising tariffs. Maintaining a balance of trade requires international cooperation and fair trade. 

(Source: The Social Studies Center at Texas University )

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Definition and meaning of Balance of Trade

Balance of Trade - [Economics]

Nations seek to maintain a balance of trade with values of imports equal to exports. By balancing trade, a nation can protect the value of its currency on the international market. If a trade imbalance continues, with one country importing more than it is exporting, the value of its currency falls. In the 1980s the United States imported considerably more than it exported, and the foreign exchange market was glutted with dollars. As the value of the dollar fell, the prices of imports increased and consumers paid more for the goods. The imbalance can be corrected by limiting imports or increasing the number and/or quality of exports. Both of these actions affect trading partners which may retaliate by raising tariffs. Maintaining a balance of trade requires international cooperation and fair trade. 

(Source: The Social Studies Center at Texas University )

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Definition and meaning of Checks and Balances

Checks and Balances

The U.S. Constitution authorizes each branch of government to share its powers with the other branches and thereby check their activities and power. The President can veto legislation passed by Congress, but Congress can override the veto. The Senate confirms major appointments made by the President, and the courts may declare acts passed by Congress as unconstitutional.

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Definition and meaning of Checks and Balances

Checks and Balances

The U.S. Constitution authorizes each branch of government to share its powers with the other branches and thereby check their activities and power. The President can veto legislation passed by Congress, but Congress can override the veto. The Senate confirms major appointments made by the President, and the courts may declare acts passed by Congress as unconstitutional.

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aura balancing

The technique for clearing, smoothing, or harmonizing the auric field around a person's head or body

(See also: Aura balancing, Body Mind and Soul)

ISOMETRIC MUSCLE BALANCING

Developed by Charlotte Vandergrift, Isometric Muscle Balancing is based on the muscle testing positions used in kinesiology.

Balancing and strengthening the 42 major muscles are accomplished by isometric action, producing a feeling of lightness and an increase in energy. A 45-minute to one hour session also includes instruction in creating and maintaining balance and proper postural habits, as well as attention to diet and attitude.

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ENERGY BALANCING

Is the art and practice of realigning, balancing, and re-attuning the body’s electro-magnetic energy field, in relation with the subtle bodies. Everything in creation is energy, and we, as energy, relate to it harmoniously or inharmoniously depending upon the degree to which we are in a balanced state of harmony within ourselves. It is preferable to “flow” with these energies and enjoy the state of “synchronicity” described by Carl Jung.

(See also: ENERGY BALANCING, Alternative Health, Holistic Health, Body Mind and Soul)