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See also:Violin construction and mechanics, Violin construction and mechanics - Body, Violin construction and mechanics - Top, Violin construction and mechanics - Back and ribs, Violin construction and mechanics - Neck, Violin construction and mechanics - Bridge, Violin construction and mechanics - Sound post, Violin construction and mechanics - Tailpiece, Violin construction and mechanics - Pegs Read more here: » Violin construction and mechanics: Encyclopedia II - Violin construction and mechanics - Body |
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The head includes the snout, from the eye to the forwardmost point of the upper jaw, the operculum or gill cover, and the cheek, which extends from eye to preopercle. The lower jaw defines a chin. The head may have several fleshy structures known as barbels, which may be very long and resemble whiskers. Many fish species also have a variety of protrusions or spines on the head. The nostr ...
See also:Fish anatomy, Fish anatomy - Body, Fish anatomy - Fins, Fish anatomy - Scales Read more here: » Fish anatomy: Encyclopedia II - Fish anatomy - Body |
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Sternum - Surfaces.
Its anterior surface is nearly flat, directed upward and forward, and marked by three transverse ridges which cross the bone opposite the third, fourth, and fifth articular depressions. 18 It affords attachment on either side to the sternal origin of the Pectoralis major. At the junction of the third and fourth pieces of the body is occasionally seen an orifice, the sternal fo ...
See also:Sternum, Sternum - Overview, Sternum - Manubrium, Sternum - Surfaces, Sternum - Borders, Sternum - Body, Sternum - Surfaces, Sternum - Borders, Sternum - Xiphoid Process, Sternum - Surfaces, Sternum - Structure, Sternum - Ossification, Sternum - Articulations, Sternum - Fractures of the Sternum Read more here: » Sternum: Encyclopedia II - Sternum - Body |
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Sphenoid bone - Surfaces.
The superior surface of the body [Fig. 1] presents in front a prominent spine, the ethmoidal spine, for articulation with the cribriform plate of the ethmoid bone; behind this is a smooth surface slightly raised in the middle line, and grooved on either side for the olfac ...
See also:Sphenoid bone, Sphenoid bone - Body, Sphenoid bone - Surfaces, Sphenoid bone - The great wings, Sphenoid bone - Surfaces, Sphenoid bone - Margin, Sphenoid bone - The small wings, Sphenoid bone - Surfaces, Sphenoid bone - Borders, Sphenoid bone - Pterygoid processes, Sphenoid bone - Lateral pterygoid plate, Sphenoid bone - Medial pterygoid plate, Sphenoid bone - The sphenoidal conchæ, Sphenoid bone - Ossification, Sphenoid bone - Presphenoid, Sphenoid bone - Postsphenoid, Sphenoid bone - Intrinsic ligaments of the sphenoid Read more here: » Sphenoid bone: Encyclopedia II - Sphenoid bone - Body |
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See also:The Forsaken Warcraft, The Forsaken Warcraft - Body, The Forsaken Warcraft - History, The Forsaken Warcraft - Forsaken lands, The Forsaken Warcraft - The Forsaken's place in Azeroth, The Forsaken Warcraft - Gallery Read more here: » The Forsaken Warcraft: Encyclopedia II - The Forsaken Warcraft - Body |
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See also:Aikido, Aikido - History, Aikido - Technique, Aikido - Training, Aikido - Clothing, Aikido - Spirituality, Aikido - Ki, Aikido - Body, Aikido - Mind, Aikido - Styles, Aikido - Aikidoka Read more here: » Aikido: Encyclopedia II - Aikido - Body |
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Body Dreaming about your body generally suggests that you are dreaming about your personal identity. Who we are is wrapped around what we look like. Our self-esteem and self-worth are too frequently dependent on our physical appearance. This dream may be pointing out some of the difficulties or pleasures in daily life that are the result of self-identity and based on attachment to our physical bodies. The body in general is the symbol of self, and the details in the dream will lead you to further interpretation. Additionally, if you are dreaming of a specific body region, or part, consider your health status.
Source: Dream Lover
Incorporated, http://www.dreamloverinc.com
(See also: Dream
Archives, Meaning of Dreams, Dream Interpretation, Dream Dictionary, Dream Dictionary - Body , Meaning of Dreams about Body ,
Dream Interpretation Body )
For more dictionary entries, see » Body Dictionary |
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PotentialitiesThe
Subtle Bodies: The Yogic Anatomy of Human
Potentialities
Through exceedingly detailed
meditations over thousands of hours, the yogis determined that the human body
is far more than a configuration of fleshy organs, bones, and fluids. Composed
of five gradients or koshas, literally, "sheaths," with each one
more interior and more subtle than the previous one, we are the actual
"bridge" from the physical to the spiritual. Each sheath exerts a
guiding intelligence over the next more dense sheath in the following order:
the individual soul and causal body (jiva and anandamaya kosha), the
reflective-intellectual body (vijnanamaya kosha), mental-emotional body (manomaya
kosha), vital energy body (pranamaya kosha),and the physical body (annamaya
kosha). Through this anatomy of increasingly interior bodies, yoga maps the
emotionality and sentient capacities of the intimus itself and thus the way
toward deepening our intimacy with one another and the world.
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Subtle Bodies: The Yogic Anatomy of Human
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The Human Energy Body - The AuraThe
Human Energy Body - Aura
Everyone
is surrounded by an electromagnetic field, and this field is called an aura.
The aura has been depicted throughout history in literature and paintings.
Angel pictures show it as a halo; pictures of Jesus often depict a light around
his head. Auras are not unique to angels and religious leaders, however; a
field of energy surrounds us all.
Read more here: » Auras:
The Human Energy Body - The Aura |
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